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LAWRENCE — A crew from the Kansas Geological Survey, based at the University of Kansas, will measure groundwater levels in 568 wells in early January to monitor the health and sustainability of the High Plains aquifer — the primary source of irrigation, municipal and industrial water for much of western and central Kansas, according to a media release.
The annual program is conducted in coordination with the Kansas Department of Agriculture’s Division of Water Resources (DWR), which is in the process of measuring an additional 825 wells. Groundwater levels are measured in December, January and February to avoid short-term declines caused by pumping during the growing season.
The KGS crew will be near Colby and Atwood on Jan. 3, Goodland and St. Francis on Jan. 4, Tribune, Syracuse and Ulysses on Jan. 5, Elkhart and Liberal on Jan. 6, and Meade and Dodge City on Jan. 7, weather permitting.
Of the 1,393 wells to be measured in 48 counties by the KGS and DWR, 90 percent draw water from the High Plains aquifer, a massive network of underground water-bearing rocks that underlies parts of eight states and includes the extensive Ogallala aquifer. The rest of the wells are drilled into the Dakota aquifer and other deeper systems or shallow alluvial aquifers along creeks and rivers.
Most of the wells the KGS measures tap water from the Ogallala aquifer, which underlies much of western Kansas and makes up the bulk of the High Plains aquifer. On the whole, the wells have been monitored for years, some since the 1960s.
“Nine will be measured for the first time this year, with permission from the landowners, to fill in spatial gaps in the network of wells,” said Brett Wedel, manager of the KGS water-level-data acquisition.
Besides the Ogallala aquifer, the High Plains aquifer encompasses the Great Bend Prairie aquifer in west-central Kansas and the Equus Beds aquifer north and west of Wichita. DWR field offices will measure 825 wells in those central Kansas areas and other parts of High Plains aquifer in western Kansas. The Stockton field office will measure 222, the Garden City field office will measure 242, and the Stafford field office will measure 361.
“Given the above normal precipitation across much of western and south-central Kansas last year, I’m anticipating improved water-level changes relative to what we experienced three to five years ago, especially in southwest and south-central Kansas.” said Brownie Wilson, KGS water-data manager. “That may not hold true in Northwest Kansas, but we will see.”
Any cumulative slowdown of groundwater-level declines, however, would not be due to the excess precipitation seeping down and recharging the High Plains aquifer but to a significant reduction in pumping for irrigation, Wilson said.
Most wells monitored by KGS and DWR are within the boundaries of the state’s five groundwater management districts (GMDs), which are organized and governed by area landowners and large-scale water users to address water-resource issues.
Historical annual measurements for each well are available at the KGS’s website. Results of measurements made in January 2017 will be added in late February.

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Oklahoma transportation officials have installed a monitoring service to help prioritize bridge inspections after earthquakes.
The ShakeCast software is the final stage in a two-year contract with the private firm Infrastructure Engineers Inc., The Oklahoman reported.
The U.S. Geological Survey created the software, which automatically interprets data and compiles a list of bridges that should be checked for damage. The bridges are analyzed by their distance from the epicenter, their condition and other factors.
“Different types of bridges behave differently when they have a seismic demand put on them,” said Steve Jacobi, state bridge engineer.
Jacobi said the software allows “our field people to allocate resources accordingly and get out and look at the bridges that need to be looked at.”
The Oklahoma Department of Transportation partnered with Infrastructure Engineers Inc. to develop an earthquake response plan. The $650,000 contract with the firm also includes four additional years of system maintenance.
“As we look to embrace the ShakeCast model, it may help us to note some of these situations that we don’t have to spring into action so quickly, and give us a read on what needs to be inspected,” said Mike Patterson, executive director of the transportation department.
Oklahoma has joined other states to fund software upgrades, paying the USGS $45,000 for its share.
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Question: Zero tolerance for pot use with drivers: report

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There should be zero tolerance for pot use by drivers or their passengers, a new report by the Canadian Mental Health Association Ontario branch recommends.
The report, Cannabis Legalization and Regulation, also says that all marijuana revenue should go to fund mental health and addiction services, and that the minimum age to purchase the product should be 19 years old.
“The risk is that legalization of cannabis may lead to an increase in use among Ontarians,” Camille Quenneville, CEO of CMHA Ontario, said in a statement Monday. “When taken together, our recommendations can minimize the harms associated with cannabis use and support a public health approach to this issue.”
As the Justin Trudeau government gets set to legalize pot by July 2018, CMHA Ontario prepared a report for the provincial government with recommendations on how to go forward.
The report says marijuana legalization should be viewed through a public health lens.
CMHA Ontario anticipates an increased need for mental health and addiction support services with legal pot, especially for youth and heavy consumers “ranging from brief interventions for at-risk users to more intensive interventions,” as well as extensive public education campaigns.
The “most concerning” issue is driving high, with data already showing that an estimated 10.4 million vehicle trips a year involve a motorist that had used marijuana, the report says.
Testing for drug-impaired driving may not accurately reflect the level of impairment, it says.
“Because the technology to detect an individual’s level of impairment due to cannabis is still in development at this time, CMHA Ontario recommends a zero-tolerance policy for cannabis consumption in any motorized vehicle in order to ensure road safety during this time of transition,” the report says. “A zero-tolerance policy would include both the driver of the motorized vehicle, as well as any passengers in the car. It is important that a clear message be sent to the public as soon as possible regarding zero tolerance for impaired driving due to cannabis use.”
While the Canadian Medical Association, which represents the nation’s doctors, called for a minimum legal pot-buying age of 21, CMHA Ontario suggested the lower age of 19.
“Frequent cannabis use can harm a developing brain and there is no evidence that supports a specific age when cannabis use is safe for young people,” the report says. “However, there are concerns that a higher minimum age may contribute to young people accessing cannabis from illegal sources. Establishing a higher minimum age standard will be less effective in undermining the black market, and may leave youth both criminalized and reliant on it.”
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1. Discuss how nation-building projects have been implicated in the transformation of martial arts
2. Explain how globalization has affected and continues to affect the practice of martial arts
3. Critique how identity has affected martial arts participation in different times & societies
4. Compare/contrast enskillment in the martial arts with other forms of learning or enculturation
5. Create a definition of what ‘counts’ as a martial art and evaluate various embodied arts within this framework Are the martial arts still relevant? Does efficacy even matter? Who has the right to practice traditional cultural arts? We will address these questions and more this spring in Anthropology of Martial Arts (ANTH 3300 Section 002)By the end of this class, you should be able to…1. Discuss how nation-building projects have been implicated in the transformation of martial arts2. Explain how globalization has affected and continues to affect the practice of martial arts3. Critique how identity has affected martial arts participation in different times & societies4. Compare/contrast enskillment in the martial arts with other forms of learning or enculturation5. Create a definition of what ‘counts’ as a martial art and evaluate various embodied arts within this framework Posted:
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Question: Stephanie McMahon: "I Think Conor McGregor Would Be A Perfect Fit With WWE"

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WWE executive Stephanie McMahon recently spoke at a Leaders In Sports convention at Stamford Bridge, and addressed whether or not she feels UFC mega-star "The Notorious" Conor McGregor will ever end up in WWE at some point in the future.
According to "The Billion Dollar Princess," the man with "a hell of a Vince McMahon-swagger" will end up in WWE some day because it's a "perfect fit."
"I think Conor would be a perfect fit with WWE," said McMahon. "He certainly has the personality and the athletic ability, the appeal. He speaks his mind, he's very genuine and authentic and he has a hell of a Vince McMahon swagger."
Stephanie joins husband Paul "Triple H" Levesque and Chris Jericho as other popular WWE personalities that have spoken out about the possibility of McGregor working with WWE.
In addition to the video above which features details on Triple H's interest in the Irish-born MMA star, Jericho also spoke about the subject during a recent interview, referring to WWE and McGregor working together as a "no-brainer."
"Will Conor McGregor end up in the WWE? I think it's a no-brainer," said Jericho. "It might not be this year or the year after that because there's a lot of money that you got to spend to get him in there. But a guy that yappy, who knows the concept of cutting a wrestling promo ... I think Conor will definitely end up there, it's just a matter of when he wants to."

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Question: Boy wanted after gun goes off in Toronto home

TORONTO — Police are trying to locate a 16-year-old boy after a gun he was allegedly playing with went off and the bullet lodged in a mattress his sibling way lying on.
Investigators allege the boy was in his bedroom in northwest Toronto last Saturday afternoon playing with a gun.
They say when it went off, the bullet travelled through his bedroom wall into his sibling's room and became lodged in the mattress.
The teen is wanted on nine charges, including using a firearm carelessly, possession of a firearm without a licence, carrying a concealed weapon, and discharging a firearm in a reckless manner.

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Question: Vera Katz, who helped turn Portland into hipster haven, dies

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PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Vera Katz, a Jewish refugee elected to three terms as Portland's mayor and helped transform it from a sleepy backwater into a trendy city known for its public transit, eco-conscious design and live-work architecture style, died Monday. She was 84.
Katz was diagnosed with acute leukemia this month after undergoing dialysis for more than a dozen years following cancer treatment.
U.S. Sen. Ron Wyden called Katz an "indomitable woman" who left a lasting impact on Oregon and its largest city. She also served as first female speaker of the Oregon House.
A visionary urban planner with the ability to reach across the aisle, Mayor Katz oversaw plans for the internationally known Pearl District and neighborhoods along the Willamette River that changed the city into a hipster haven and international tourist destination.
A champion of the arts, Katz also oversaw construction of Lan Su Yuan, an intricate Suzhou-style Chinese garden in the heart of the city's old town that draws visitors from around the world.
"Vera Katz was more than a pioneer. She was a force. She escaped the Nazis. She battled cancer. She ran the House. She ran the city. She was a natural leader. Vera led and people followed," said Oregon Senate President Peter Courtney. "Oregon has lost a great human being."
Katz was born Vera Pistrak to Russian exiles in Dusseldorf, Germany, on Aug. 3, 1933, just as the Nazis were seizing power. When she was an infant, her family escaped to Paris and then, when she was 7, the family crossed the Pyrenees by foot into Spain.
She arrived in America on a Greek steamboat and grew up as a poor refugee in New York City.
"My mom was the embodiment of the American dream: coming with nothing and making life better not just for herself but for the countless others she touched," her son, Jesse Katz, said in a statement.
In 1964, Vera Katz moved to Portland with her husband, Mel, and worked as a stay-at-home mother.
She didn't become active in politics until age 34, when she volunteered for Robert F. Kennedy's 1968 presidential campaign.
Within five years, Katz was elected to the state Legislature and eventually became the first female speaker of the House, a job she kept for three terms.
She went on to serve three terms as Portland's mayor, from 1993 to 2005 — a critical period for a city that was on the cusp of evolution.
In both roles, Katz espoused progressive causes such as gender equality and gay rights long before they were mainstream and championed education, the arts and labor rights.
She sponsored a landmark school reform bill in the state House and helped pass gun control legislation.
Katz was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2000 and an aggressive form of uterine cancer in 2004.
Treatment for the cancer was successful but left her reliant on dialysis three times a week for 13 years, her family said. Earlier this month, she was diagnosed with acute leukemia and entered hospice.
A memorial will be held in January.
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Harry A. Lomason II is being remembered as much more than the former chairman and CEO of the Douglas & Lomason Co., an industry that put Carroll County on the automobile manufacturing map when his father brought it from Detroit to Georgia in the 1950s. Lomason's daughters said Monday that even though he was a very active 82-year-old who recently drove a few weeks ago from Detroit to Florida to see a grandchild graduate college, his death on Sunday came unexpectedly.
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Question: Ricky Rubio's play points to winning ways in NBA post-season

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OKLAHOMA CITY — A poised and productive Ricky Rubio has been smiling and laughing, masterfully running Utah’s offence in his matchup with Oklahoma City’s Russell Westbrook.
Meanwhile, the reigning league MVP has been scowling, shoving, fouling, complaining and most of all — losing.
It’s fair to say Rubio has been more effective for the Jazz.
The Rubio-Westbrook matchup mirrors what is happening throughout the NBA playoffs: The team that gets the best point guard play usually wins.
Rubio’s all-around success has the Jazz on the brink of advancing. Utah has a 3-1 lead on the Thunder and can finish the series Wednesday night in Oklahoma City.
He summed up his play after Game 2, saying “I did my job, looking for my teammates, and looking for my shot too when it was open. I just took what the game gave me and watched film and got better and we played as a team.”
Maybe it is just that simple.
Rubio is averaging 18.5 points, 7.8 rebounds and 8 assists per game against Oklahoma City, all well above his regular season numbers. The 27-year-old is in the first playoff series of his seven-year career, yet he is playing like a seasoned veteran.
Westbrook and the Thunder have tried to throw Rubio off his game, maybe to a fault.
Westbrook has lost his focus at times. He is averaging 21.3 points, 11.8 rebounds and 8.3 assists in the series, but he’s shooting just 37 per cent from the field and 21 per cent from 3-point range.
Rubio went for a triple-double in a Game 3 victory , the first playoff triple-double for the franchise since John Stockton had one in 2001.
Westbrook said he’d shut down Rubio in Game 4.
His efforts backfired — Rubio got more of Westbrook’s attention, and the Thunder weren’t as effective helping on Donovan Mitchell and Rudy Gobert, Utah’s two best players. Westbrook was overly aggressive and had four fouls at halftime. The Jazz rolled 113-96 .
Westbrook toned it down after the game.
“It wasn’t about me or him,” he said. “Let’s get past that. We’re done with that.”
Looking around the playoffs, that’s probably a good thing.
How goes a team’s point guard, so goes the team.
New Orleans’ Rajon Rondo and Philadelphia’s Ben Simmons are among the point guards whose play has lifted their teams.
That has been true in the matchup between Toronto’s Kyle Lowry and Washington’s John Wall. In Toronto’s two wins, Lowry averaged 10.5 assists, but 6.5 in two losses. Wall averaged 27.5 points and 14 assists as Washington won two games to even the series.
The 32-year-old Rondo appeared to be overmatched heading into the matchup with Portland’s Damian Lillard but showed he is not past his prime.
Rondo averaged 11.3 points, 7.5 rebounds and 13.3 assists to help the New Orleans sweep the Trail Blazers. Lillard averaged just 18.5 points in the series, eight below his regular-season average, and shot just 35 per cent from the field.
Philadelphia’s Simmons has averaged 19.3 points, 10.8 rebounds and 9.8 assists t help the 76ers take a 3-1 lead in their series against the Miami Heat. In Game 4, he had the first triple-double for a rookie in a playoff game since Magic Johnson in 1980.
Miami’s Goran Dragic is playing well, too — he’s averaging 19.5 points and shooting 49 per cent. But when Simmons has been special, the 76ers have won.
Milwaukee’s Eric Bledsoe and Boston’s Terry Rozier have gone back and forth on the court and in the media. Rozier dominated the first two games — both Boston wins — averaging 23 points on 47 per cent shooting while Bledsoe averaged 10.5 points and shot 36 per cent.
Bledsoe won the next two matchups, and so did the Bucks. Bledsoe averaged 13 points on 50 per cent shooting while Rozier averaged 9.5 points on 26 per cent shooting.
Rubio doesn’t have to statistically out-perform Westbrook, who has averaged a triple-double the past two seasons. For Rubio, the key has been not trying to do too much. Just be the team’s floor general.
On offence, he takes open shots and finds his teammates. On defence, he can take chances because the 7-foot-1 Gobert can erase most mistakes.
“That is our strength,” Rubio said. “Play as a team and get a win.”
One more Utah win and Oklahoma City’s season is done.
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Interesting views on the other thread about the poor quality marketing of RL in this country. Regarding this match - Cronulla have been based in London all week and I've not seen any interviews at all. I'm assuming they are being paid handsomely to come over.
Have Cronulla done anything at all to help promote this game? Or should it be down to the RFL? Or Wigan?

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Question: Camera Captures Anti-Semitic Attack on Orthodox Jew in Brooklyn [Video]

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An Orthodox Jewish man was the victim of a violent anti-Semitic attack in New York City on Saturday, local surveillance footage revealed.
Menachem Moskowitz, 52, was walking home from Shabbat services in Brooklyn’s Crown Heights neighborhood when he greeted a man who was smoking a cigar on the street corner. “Next thing I know, he says ‘I don’t like Jews,'” Moskowitz told CBS New York late Sunday.
“As soon as (I greeted) him he began yelling at me ‘you fake Jews, who are you saying hello to? Your fake Jews and you stole all my money and robbed me, and stole my mortgage and my house. I want to kill you!'” the victim told CrownHeights.info.
“I thought the man was just crazy so I started walking away, and he shouted ‘you don’t walk away from me’ and started chasing after me,” Moskowitz explained.
The suspect then jumped on Moskowitz from behind and began beating him, pushing him against a fence and trying to strangle him.
“I turned around and I see that he’s right behind me and he jumped me,” Moskowitz said. “He put me in a headlock and I’m trying to maneuver out of him. In the meantime, I’m screaming ‘Help! Help! Help! Help!’ He says, ‘You don’t need help. I’m going to kill you right here.'”
Within a few minutes, two passerbys pulled the attacker off the man, and held him back long enough for the victim to escape.
“Two nurses who saw the attack intervened and separated the man from me and told me to go, to run away, they didn’t even bother calling police,” Moskowitz told CrownHeights. “When I got home I called Hatzalah, who in turn notified the police.”
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Moskowitz was later transported to Kings Country Hospital. He suffered a cracked rib and a black eye along with swelling, bruising and scratches over his body.
It was the second attack against Jewish men in the neighborhood within a week, CBS reported. On April 14, a 42-year-old man was punched in the face repeatedly just after midnight.
Police have opened an investigation into both attacks, and are unsure if the two are connected.
“We unequivocally condemn these senseless assaults,” said Evan R. Bernstein, ADL New York regional director.
“We appreciate the leadership of the NYPD Hate Crimes Task Force who are investigating these assaults as hate crimes. Hopefully these rewards will encourage anyone who may have seen something to come forward.”
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“There’s fear. There’s a lot of fear,” Moskowitz’s wife Channah told CBS. “The thing we know is that, unfortunately, there are people out there who want to kill us for one reason — because we are Jews.”
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Question: Christos FC: Shock U.S. Open Cup run ends, but lands Adidas deal

Thinking back to the moment his club shocked U.S. soccer, Shawn Smith can only think of one word to describe it.
“Mayhem,” he said, describing the reaction to Mamadou Kansaye’s 23rd-minute goal for Christos FC against D.C. United in the U.S. Open Cup’s fourth round on Tuesday night at the Maryland SoccerPlex. “The whole place went crazy.”
That much is evident from video of the goal showing the moment that Christos, a Baltimore-area amateur team sponsored by a liquor store, took the lead against one of the most decorated clubs in Major League Soccer. The club’s supporters, the most vocal of which gathered on the grass hill behind one of the goals, stampeded down toward the corner flag to celebrate. Smith, who founded the club with some of his soccer-playing friends 20 years ago, was right there next to them.
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“I was the yellow shirt behind the goal, telling (D.C. United goalkeeper Travis) Worra to go drink a beer.” Smith says. “To go up 1–0, that’s heaven right there.”
This particular heaven didn’t last all that long. Julian Buescher equalized for United about 12 minutes later, and eventually the pro squad’s superior fitness won out over a Christos FC side that rarely trains together, since most work day jobs. Lloyd Sam scored the winner in the 81st minute, and United added two more in stoppage time to bring the final score to 4–1.
For Smith, though, Christos’ off-field victories were numerous. First, and most obvious, was the confirmation of what Smith and others at the club had suspected. When playing at its best, Christos matched up well with an MLS side made up mostly of reserves.
“That’s pretty much right at the level we’re at,” He said. “If we stayed fit, we’d be right there with those guys.”
The second victory was much more tangible. After turning heads and progressing to the fourth round wearing unbranded highlighter-green shirts, Christos entered the field on Tuesday night with a full Adidas strip—the product of a brand-new sponsorship deal with the sportswear manufacturer.
The senior team is just one relatively minor part of that deal, though: The sponsorship money from Adidas will allow Christos to start a recreational league for kids aged 4-6. A moment in the spotlight turned into results at a grassroots level: After negotiating with Adidas and others (including Under Armour and Nike) for months beforehand, Smith said the team’s third-round win over Chicago FC United helped push things to get finalized.
“We don’t have the numbers yet for the rec league, which means we couldn’t say ‘O.K., we have 500 kids that you’ll be outfitting.’ We were looking for someone to believe in us now, so that it’ll pay off for them down the road. Adidas really stepped up for us.”
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There was also the matter of the support the club enjoyed for the biggest (or at least the most publicized) match in its history. Last year on almost exactly the same date, D.C. United played an Open Cup game at the Maryland SoccerPlex against the Ft. Lauderdale Strikers. The announced attendance was 1,800. On Tuesday, it was 5,286.
“I would say 80% of the stadium was supporting Christos,” Smith said. “On a typical Sunday, to go watch these guys play, it’s me and my son, (club co-founder) Jody Haslip, and some other players here and there will come out and watch. In all, maybe five people there to watch a typical game. To get so many to this one was just unbelievable.”
Christos FC likely won’t benefit financially, though. U.S. Soccer policy allows home teams to keep 100% of the gate for U.S. Open Cup games, and Smith says that any talk of United donating a portion of the proceeds to Christos is “wishful thinking” in light of that.
However, the most important victory for the club on the night it bowed out of the Open Cup goes beyond money, and it could impact the competition for many cycles to come.
“At the amateur level, it gives other clubs hope. They see what we did and they know that they can do the same,” Smith said. “Based on the results we got leading up to the D.C. United game, the team deserved to play that game. To have it be 1–1 through 80 minutes against D.C. United; they deserved that too.”
He pauses, then adds with a laugh: “And then to give up three goals in the last 10 minutes, well, I guess they deserved that too!
“There’s nothing you can do, Those D.C. guys train for hours a day!”

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Question: Norway turns to power imports after dry spring hits hydropower reserves

OSLO, July 4 (Reuters) - Norway has become a net power importer from Denmark and Sweden this summer, after a warm and dry spring reduced the nation’s hydropower reserves and drove up Norwegian power prices, the grid operator said on Wednesday.
Norway’s reservoirs have received rainfall in 2018 that is equivalent to 22 terrawatt hours (TWh) less than a normal year, a shortfall equivalent to the energy needs of 1.1 million households, or half of Norway’s population.
“Most of the imported power comes from Denmark and Sweden, which had a surplus of wind power,” Norway’s state-owned grid Statnett said in a statement, adding that it was the first summer in several years that Norway was a net power importer.
“Given the snowy winter we had, it may seem strange that we are in such a situation,” it said.
Although Norway’s reservoirs, at 61.7 percent full last week, are at a marginally higher level than the same period last year, most of the snow has already melted due to the unusually warm spring so there is less water being added.
Warm, dry conditions have also led to more evaporation.
“Dry weather is still expected and the hydrological balance ... is expected to deteriorate further in the short term,” it said.
Last year Norway’s reservoirs peaked at 86.6 percent full. Experts say the peak this year is likely to be far lower.
Lower water levels mean electricity will cost much more for consumers, making it cheaper to import power. The price of Norwegian power this summer exceeded 45 euros per megawatt hour, nearly double last year’s level.
“The fact that we have the opportunity to import surplus power from our neighbouring countries means that we can exploit each other’s energy systems and save on Norwegian water resources when needed,” Statnett said.

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WASHINGTON (AP) — A group of former students defrauded by for-profit colleges is claiming in court that the Education Department illegally obtained and used their Social Security data to limit their student loan relief.
The Education Department announced in December that it will start granting some former students at the now-defunct Corinthian Colleges only partial federal student loan forgiveness in part to save taxpayers' money. The agency said it will use students' earnings data to determine how much of their loans to forgive.
Some students have already received noticed from the department they will see only 50 percent or less of their loan wiped out, the Associated Press reported last week.
But a motion filed by several former Corinthian students over the weekend claims that the agency had obtained the figures from the Social Security Administration in violation of several laws as well as the Constitution. Attorneys with the Project on Predatory Student Lending at Harvard University representing the students say the agency should have turned to the students for their data as well as notified them of its actions in order to give them a chance to react.
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The department "has secretly and illegally coopted Social Security data to try to argue for something less than the complete cancellation and refund that these borrowers are due," said attorney Joshua Rovenger.
The motion, filed in federal court in California, is asking that the notices of partial relief be rescinded. The filing is part of a larger suit against the department.
The Education Department declined to comment on pending litigation.
The Social Security Administration did not return requests for comment.
The Obama administration went hard after for-profit colleges accused of fraud, closing down Corinthian and other major chains and tightening regulations for those schools. The administration also spent $550 million to fully forgive student loans for tens of thousands of students.
Education Secretary Betsy DeVos has set out to overhaul the sector. She says the Obama regulations were unfair and is writing new ones. She says her new system of partial loan forgiveness will be fairer to students and taxpayers.
Tens of thousands more students are currently waiting for the agency to decide their cases.

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Question: AP Interview: Iran says if US exits deal, it likely will too

NEW YORK (AP) — Iran's top diplomat warned the Trump administration on Tuesday that a U.S. withdrawal from the nuclear deal would undermine talks with North Korea by proving that America reneges on its promises, telling The Associated Press that Iran would "most likely" abandon the deal as well.
In a wide-ranging interview, Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said his country would no longer be bound by international obligations imposed as part of the landmark 2015 accord, freeing up Iran to resume enrichment far beyond the deal's strict limits. He said any move by President Donald Trump to re-impose sanctions lifted under the deal would "amount to basically killing the deal."
"If the United States were to withdraw from the nuclear deal, the immediate consequence in all likelihood would be that Iran would reciprocate and withdraw," Zarif said. He added: "There won't be any deal for Iran to stay in."
As Trump prepares for a high-stakes summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un aimed at resolving nuclear weapons concerns, Zarif emphasized that U.S. credibility was at stake. He said Iran would welcome lower tensions on the Korean Peninsula, but that Trump was showing the world that the U.S. is "not a trustworthy, reliable negotiating partner."
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"They're prepared to take everything that you've given, then renege on the promises that they have made in the deal," Zarif said. "That makes the United States a rather unlikely partner in any international agreement."
Iran has been working feverishly to frame Trump's expected withdrawal as a major blot on the United States, just as America's closest allies in Europe try to persuade the president not to rip it up. As Zarif spoke in New York on Tuesday, Trump was meeting at the White House with French President Emmanuel Macron, who has been leading an effort by France, Britain and Germany to find "fixes" to the deal that would satisfy Trump's objections.
Few expect such a solution can be found by May 12, the date on which Trump has said he'll leave the deal if there's no fix agreed to with the Europeans. U.S. and European officials say they've made major progress on two of Trump's demands — on nuclear inspections and Iran's ballistic missiles program. But talks have stalemated on Trump's third demand: that the deal be extended in perpetuity, rather than letting restrictions on Tehran to "sunset" after several years.
"No one knows what I'm going to do on the 12th, although Mr. President, you have a pretty good idea," Trump said, referring to Macron. He said if he does withdraw, he would look to see "if it will be possible to do a new deal with solid foundations, because this is a deal with decayed foundations."
In a bleak warning to Tehran, Trump added that if Iran ever threatens the United States, "they will pay a price like few countries have ever paid."
Iran has outright rejected any changes to the deal, arguing that it's unfair to impose more demands beyond what Tehran agreed to already. Trump's strategy relies on the assumption that if the U.S. and the Europeans unilaterally agree to new demands, Iran will back down and voluntarily comply in order to continue enjoying the benefits. Under the 2015 deal brokered by President Barack Obama and world powers, Iran agreed to nuclear restrictions in exchange for billions in sanctions relief.
And even if a so-called add-on deal with the Europeans is achieved, there is no guarantee it will satisfy Trump. His closest aides have said they can't predict with certainty what conditions would be enough to keep him in the pact.
Iran has long insisted its nuclear program was peaceful and not oriented toward building weapons. Yet in the interview, Zarif suggested that those concerned that Tehran was racing toward a bomb would have much more to fear if it were no longer bound by limits on its enrichment and processing.
"It would be a completely different situation, from the perspective of those who made a lot of noise about Iran's nuclear program to begin with," he said.
He also pointed out that if Trump upends the nuclear deal, Iran could also choose to leave the global Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, which is aimed at stopping the spread of nuclear weapons. Iran signed that treaty decades ago, and though Zarif said Iran's government isn't advocating an exit, it is "one of the options that is being advocated by some" in Iran.
Zarif spoke to the AP at the official residence of Iran's ambassador to the U.N., alongside Central Park. The top Iranian diplomat is in the United States this week on a long-shot bid to try to salvage the deal, while laying the groundwork for the United States to bear the blame on the global stage if Trump ultimately pulls out.
Addressing the conflict in Yemen, he said Iran is urging "everybody" to stop attacking civilian areas — including the Houthis. The Iran-backed Shiite rebels control much of Yemen and have been lobbing missiles at Saudi Arabia, which is leading a coalition fighting the Houthis with support from the U.S.
The United States and others insist that Iran is illicitly funneling missiles and other weapons to the Houthis, a charge that Tehran has repeatedly denied. U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Nikki Haley has paraded missile parts ostensibly recovered in Saudi Arabia in front of reporters and U.N. Security Council diplomats, arguing that they bear markings and other characteristics proving their Iranian origin.
"I'm not saying Ambassador Haley is fabricating, but somebody is fabricating the evidence she is showing," Zarif said.
As Trump pushes to withdraw U.S. troops from Syria as soon as possible, Zarif gave no signs that Iran plans to do the same. The Iranian military advisers and Iran-backed Shiite militias aiding Syrian President Bashar Assad are a profound concern for the United States and its closest Mideast ally, Israel.
"We are there as long as that objective needs our presence, and as long as the Syrian government asks us to be there," Zarif said.

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Trump’s sharp comments came shortly after Iranian president Hassan Rouhani reportedly warned of “severe consequences” if the administration “betrays the deal.”
“I am telling those in the White House that if they do not live up to their commitments … the Iranian government will firmly react,” he said, according to Reuters. “If anyone betrays the deal, they should know that they would face severe consequences.”
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Shortly after the pomp and pageantry of Trump’s first official state visit began on Tuesday, his split with Macron on the Iran nuclear deal was on display.
The White House has hoped to enlist European allies in new negotiations with Iran, but Europeans are pushing back on the idea of canceling the agreement, saying it would alienate Iran and prompt it to go rogue. Macron believes it would be a mistake to end the deal.
“We made this terrible deal, but we’re going to discuss it,” Trump said.
In May, Trump will once again have to decide whether to recertify the Iran deal to Congress. If he doesn’t, he could begin the process to reversing the deal. Iran has threatened to resume enrichment activities if the deal collapses.
Macron said Tuesday the Iran deal needed to be discussed in the broader context of the region.
“We have a common objective,” Macron said. “We want to make sure there’s no escalation and no nuclear proliferation in the region. We now need to find the right path forward.”


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Question: Suspect in custody following slew of hit-and-runs

Truck stolen from Armstrong allegedly used in multiple incidents between Lake Country and Kelowna
Kelowna Regional RCMP continue their investigation into an early morning string of related hit-and-run collisions which involved a stolen white Ford F-150 pickup truck travelling between Lake Country and Kelowna and ultimately led to the dynamic arrest of a suspect by an off duty RCMP officer in Rutland.
Just before 6:30 a.m. Monday, RCMP began to receive numerous calls from the public of an erratic and dangerous driver who had been involved in, and fled from the scene of, a rollover collision along Highway 97 near Beaver Lake Road in Lake Country.
“Calls from the public continued to pour in,” said RCMP spokesperson Cpl. Jesse O’Donaghey. “Residents reported that the same suspect Ford F-150 had been spotted at various locations throughout Rutland.”
An off-duty RCMP officer became involved when he witnessed the driver of the suspect vehicle commit an offence.
The driver eventually stopped n the 400 block of Gerstmar Road and fled from the vehicle. The off-duty officer identified himself as a police officer and a struggle ensued during which the officer was allegedly assaulted.
Police have since confirmed that the Ford F-150 had been reportedly stolen from Armstrong.
“The criminal investigation remains in its early stages, as police prepare to conduct at least a dozen interviews with both witnesses and victims,” said O’Donaghey. “Our officers have yet to positively identify the young adult male they currently have in police custody.”
Once identified the suspect could face several potential charges.
If you witnessed any of the multiple crashes or observed the driving behaviour of the Ford F-150 pickup truck involved, and have not yet spoken to police, you are urged to contact the Kelowna RCMP at 250-762-3300.

LOS GATOS — The California Highway Patrol on Monday arrested a 39-year-old Los Gatos woman in connection with a hit-and-run collision that seriously injured a motorcyclist.
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Santa Clara police investigating apparent murder-suicide Just before 3 p.m., the woman — identified as Laura Elizabeth Starr — was taking the ramp from southbound Highway 85 to southbound Highway 17 when she crashed into the rear of a motorcycle, according to the CHP.
The CHP said the collision left the male motorcyclist with “major injuries” to an arm.
Starr stopped but then drove away toward her home, according to the CHP. On the way there, she allegedly was involved in two non-injury hit-and-run crashes in Los Gatos.
Officers arrested Starr at her residence. She was booked into the Santa Clara County Main Jail in San Jose on felony charges of driving under the influence and hit-and-run causing injuries.
Charges related to the hit-and-run collisions in Los Gatos are pending, according to the CHP.
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OTTAWA -- A Canadian data expert who set off an international uproar over the alleged leak of private Facebook user data lost his job years ago in the office of former Liberal leader Michael Ignatieff, in large part because he was pushing a nascent form of the controversial data-harvesting technique, says a former senior party insider.
Christopher Wylie, a 28-year-old originally from British Columbia, has told news outlets of how the inappropriately obtained private information of tens of millions of Facebook users helped political movements score 2016 victories in the U.S. election and the U.K.'s Brexit referendum.
Wylie has said he played a pivotal role in those efforts and maintains his ideas made a key contribution to the creation of Cambridge Analytica, the company at the centre of the data-mining projects.
The outcry has sparked fresh debate about how far political parties should be allowed to go when profiling voters.
Years ago, when he was working in Ignatieff's office, Wylie had already begun to develop strategies on how politicians could capitalize on data collected through social media, said a former senior Liberal insider who spoke on condition of anonymity.
At the time, the idea was viewed as too invasive and raised concerns with the Liberals, who declined to have anything to do with it, said the insider: Wylie's recommended data-collection approach spooked party officials to the point that it became an significant factor behind their decision not to renew his contract in 2009.
"Let's say he had boundary issues on data even back then," said the source, who noted that Wylie's recent descriptions of his methods in media reports sounded familiar.
"He effectively pitched an earlier version of exactly this to us back in 2009 and we said, 'No."'
Some of his ideas may not have even been fully possible at the time, but the "whip-smart" Wylie appears to have continued to pursue them, said the insider.
Wylie, who left Cambridge Analytica in 2014, has not responded to repeated interview requests from The Canadian Press.
Reports by The New York Times and The Observer of London say U.S. President Donald Trump's 2016 campaign hired Cambridge Analytica to collect private information from the Facebook profiles of more than 50 million users.
The reports say the firm exploited private social media activity to help allow the Trump campaign to better target voters by profiling their behaviour and personalities ahead of the U.S. election.
On Saturday, Trump's campaign denied using the firm's data, saying it relied on the Republican National Committee for its information.
In a statement Monday, Cambridge Analytica "strongly denied" the allegations that it had improperly obtained Facebook data. It also denied that the Facebook data was used by the Trump campaign and says it didn't work on the Brexit referendum.
The company insisted Wylie was a contractor, not a founder.
For Facebook, the controversy appears to be taking a toll. On Monday, Facebook shares fell US$12.53 or 6.77 per cent to US$172.56 on the New York Stock Exchange.
Facebook has denied the data collection was a breach because people knowingly provided their information. The company has said University of Cambridge psychology professor Aleksandr Kogan accessed the information after he requested it from users who gave their consent when they chose to sign up for his test via his Facebook app.
Facebook has also said it would ban Cambridge Analytica, saying the company improperly obtained information from 270,000 people who downloaded Kogan's app. Facebook first learned of the breach more than two years ago, but hasn't disclosed it until now.
On Monday, Facebook said it hired a digital forensics firm to conduct a comprehensive audit of Cambridge Analytica to determine if the Facebook data the company collected still exists or if it's been destroyed. Cambridge Analytica agreed to give the auditor complete access to its servers and systems, Facebook said.
The social-media giant said it's also asked Wylie and Kogan to submit to an audit as well. It said Kogan has given his verbal agreement to do so and Wylie has declined.
The Facebook data breach exposed by Wylie in recent days has caused a commotion on both sides of the Atlantic and has caught the attention of Canada's privacy watchdog.
"Recent media reports regarding the use of personal information posted on Facebook for political purposes raise serious privacy concerns," Privacy Commissioner Daniel Therrien said in the statement.
"Our office will be reaching out to Facebook to seek information regarding whether Canadians' personal information was affected by the issues raised in those reports. That will help us determine possible next steps."
Therrien also said his office has offered to assist an investigation into the matter already launched by the U.K. information commissioner's office. He said his ultimate goal is to ensure that the privacy rights of Canadian Facebook users are protected.
Asked Monday about the possible Facebook breach, Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale said the government will take every step to protect the integrity of the Canadian democratic system.
"When an issue like that emerges, we all need to take it very, very seriously, make sure we get the facts and respond accordingly," Goodale said in Ottawa.
"This is a rapidly moving, rapidly evolving situation because of technology. What we know or think we know today is likely to be radically different six months from now. And we have to be alert to every twist and turn along the way."
On Monday, Wylie told NBC's "Today" in an interview that Cambridge Analytica used data to create profiling algorithms that enabled the company to "explore mental vulnerabilities of people." It enabled the firm to inject information into different forms of online content, so that people saw things that may not have been true, he said.
"This is a company that really took fake news to the next level," Wylie said.
He also said he had left Cambridge Analytica before it joined the Trump campaign. But he added he knew the company met with Trump's former campaign manager Corey Lewandowski in 2015, before Trump had announced his candidacy.
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CLOSE Facebook shares have fallen around five per cent after media reports that a political consultancy that worked on President Trump's campaign gained inappropriate access to data on 50 million Facebook users. Sonia Legg reports Video provided by Reuters Newslook
In this file photo taken on November 21, 2016 Facebook logos are pictured on the screens of a smartphone (R), and a laptop computer, in central London on November 21, 2016. (Photo: JUSTIN TALLIS, AFP/Getty Images)
What started with a Friday news dump has morphed into a full-blown crisis for Facebook.
The social network disclosed Friday night it suspended Cambridge Analytica from its platform after claiming it had improperly obtained information on 50 million user profiles.
Cambridge Analytica has said any data obtained through Facebook was done so "legally and fairly."
Here's everything we know about the brewing scandal:
How it started
On Friday, Facebook revealed the suspension of Cambridge Analytica, claiming the data firm secured information on user profiles through a personality quiz app from Global Science Research without permission. The app collected information such as hometown, content the users liked and their friends, as well as information from people's friends.
The next morning, reports from The New York Times and The Observer of London surfaced alleging Cambridge Analytica used that data to target voters during the 2016 presidential election.
More: Facebook data of 50M users exploited by Trump data firm, say reports; firm suspended
The responses
In a statement, Cambridge Analytica said it complied with Facebook's terms of service and is working to resolve the matter. "No data from (Global Science Research) was used by Cambridge Analytica as part of the services it provided to the Donald Trump 2016 presidential campaign."
After reports of the scandal published, Facebook executive Andrew Bosworth used Twitter to dispute claims the incident constituted a data breach. "People chose to share their data with third party apps and if those third party apps did not follow the data agreements with us/users it is a violation," he wrote.
More: Facebook backlash: Failure to disclose political firm's profile access draws scrutiny
Why does this matter?
Facebook is already under scrutiny over the impact of Russian ads run on its platform during the presidential election.
Meanwhile, Cambridge Analytica was asked in December to turn over documents to special counsel Robert Mueller, as part of his investigation into possible Russian collusion.
Beyond Russia, the incident has raised concerns over how well-equipped Facebook is at keeping data secure from third parties.
What does this mean for users?
One thing Facebook users should consider doing now is checking privacy settings to review which apps and services have Facebook permissions. If there's a service or app causing concern, users can revoke access.
What's next?
As Facebook shares plunge in the U.S., lawmakers seek hearings to look into what Facebook is doing to secure user data. On Twitter, Senator Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota is urging CEO Mark Zuckerberg to testify before Congress.
More: Facebook shares dive as lawmakers call for data misuse investigation
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Tim Cahill's hopes of some much-needed game time before the start of the World Cup have been handed a blow after he was slugged with a three-game suspension.
The Socceroos and Millwall striker was charged with violent conduct by the Football League after catching Fulham defender Ryan Fredericks with an elbow to the neck during the Lions' 3-0 defeat at the Den last Friday.
The incident went unpunished during the game but Cahill was punished retrospectively on Tuesday.
Cahill will now sit out his side's final two games of the season against Middlesbrough and Aston Villa.
He will also miss the first match of the play-offs, should Millwall, who sit in sixth spot in the Championship table, maintain their place in the top six.
The loss to their London rivals was the first time Millwall have tasted defeat since Cahill made an emotional return to the club where he started his career in January.
Millwall's great form has seen Cahill not start a game for Neil Harris' side and the 38-year-old has played just 65 minutes of football in the 14 matches he has been involved in since leaving A-League side Melbourne City.
Bert van Marwijk's Socceroos squad will assemble in Turkey for a four-week, pre-World Cup training camp, on May 19.
The Dutchman will name an extended squad which has to be reduced to 23 by June 4, with Australia kicking off their campaign against France on June 16 in Kazan.
Despite being the Socceroos' record goalscorer, Cahill is far from certain of a place in van Marwijk's squad and played for just 27 minutes in the two recent friendlies against Norway and Colombia.
Should Millwall miss the play-offs, Cahill will get just one opportunity to stake a claim for a place in the squad in a friendly against the Czech Republic in Vienna on June 1.
A second match against Hungary will be played in Budapest on June 9.

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OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - The president of a Texas-based wind energy trade group has been subpoenaed to appear before an Oklahoma grand jury looking into a state lawmaker's claim that someone connected to the industry put a tracking device on his pickup.
Court documents filed in Austin, Texas, show The Wind Coalition President Jeffrey Clark has been directed to appear before the Oklahoma multicounty grand jury in June. The subpoena also seeks business records pertaining to "research and data gathering activities" linked to Rep. Mark McBride. The Moore Republican has worked on legislation aimed at taxing wind-energy companies, and suggested the industry was responsible for a tracking device he discovered on his vehicle in December.
Austin political consultant George Shipley also has been subpoenaed and directed to bring similar records related research and data gathering conducted on McBride.
FILE - In this Feb. 8, 2018, file photo, Oklahoma state Rep. Mark McBride, listens during a committee hearing in Oklahoma City. The president of a Texas-based wind energy trade group has been subpoenaed to appear before an Oklahoma grand jury looking into McBride's claim that someone connected to the industry is responsible for putting a tracking device on his pickup. The Republican has worked on worked on legislation to tax wind-energy companies. (AP Photo/Sue Ogrocki, File)
Attorneys for Shipley and Clark didn't immediately return phone messages Wednesday seeking comment.
A hearing on the subpoenas is scheduled Friday afternoon before Travis County District Court Judge Karen Sage.
The existence of the subpoenas was first reported by The Oklahoman. The multicounty grand jury operates in secret, and the attorney general's office, which oversees the panel, does not publicly discuss its activities.
McBride has sued Shipley in federal court in Oklahoma City, alleging trespassing, invasion of privacy and intentional infliction of emotional distress. He claims in the lawsuit that Shipley was hired by an unnamed company to perform opposition research on McBride. The suit alleges Shipley then hired an Oklahoma City-based private investigation firm to conduct surveillance on McBride's whereabouts as part of a civil conspiracy to use the information to "control, extort, or harm" him.
Shipley's attorneys maintain their client did nothing wrong and have asked the court to dismiss the case.
"Plaintiffs have failed to allege even a single act of misconduct committed by George Shipley or Shipley & Associates," the filing states.
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U.S. employers posted slightly fewer job openings in October than the previous month, but the number of people being hired improved.
The Labor Department said Monday that nearly 6 million jobs were available at the end of October, down from 6.18 million in September. Manufacturers, retailers, wholesalers and the information sector advertised fewer jobs — an indicator of their possible intentions in the coming months.
But total hires rose 4.4 percent to 5.55 million. This indicates that even if employers are seeking fewer workers that they're still looking to add staff. Leading sources of increased hiring came from restaurants and hotels, the health care sector, manufacturers and financial services.
The government said last week that employers added a net total of 244,000 jobs in October and 228,000 in November. The unemployment rate stayed at 4.1 percent.
Despite the healthy job market, many people are staying in their jobs rather than departing for new ones. Departures are usually a sign that people are confident they can find new jobs that pay higher wages. The number of quits held steady for a second straight month at 3.18 million. Meanwhile, average hourly earnings have risen just 2.5 percent over the past 12 months, a relatively lackluster figure given the low unemployment rate.

Hurricanes Harvey and Irma damaged not only Texas and Florida but also the U.S. jobs picture, as payrolls fell by 33,000 in September. That drop came even as the unemployment rate fell to a 16-year low of 4.2 percent, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported Friday.
The jobs loss was the first monthly decline in seven years, when the economy was still pulling out of the Great Recession.
Even with the surprise jobs number, the closely watched hourly wages figure jumped higher, to an annualized rate of 2.9 percent.
Economists surveyed by Reuters expected payroll growth of 90,000 in September, compared to 169,000 in August. The unemployment rate was expected to hold steady at 4.4 percent. It declined even as the labor force participation rate rose to 63.1 percent, its highest level all year and the best reading since March 2014.
"The lousy returns from the September jobs report will make little impression on observers, who essentially gave the labor market a free pass due to the impact of Hurricanes Harvey and Irma," said Curt Long, chief economist at the National Association of Federally Insured Credit Unions.
An alternate number that includes discouraged workers as well as those working part-time for economic reasons also tumbled, falling from 8.6 percent to 8.3 percent, its lowest reading since June 2007.
The number was expected to be lower than usual due to Hurricanes Harvey and Irma that hammered Texas and Florida respectively, as well as other states. Policymakers at the Federal Reserve watch the report closely to help guide future policy, though this month's report may be treated as outlier due to the weather impact.


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Question: Deputy Shot, Killed In Tennessee; Search For Suspect Underway

DICKSON COUNTY, Tenn. (CBS/CNN) — A Dickson County Sheriff’s Office deputy has been shot and killed and investigators are searching for the shooter.
According to investigators with Tennessee Bureau of Investigation, a resident reported a suspicious vehicle in or around the Sam Vineyard Road area at about 7 a.m. and the deputy responded to check it out.
“After a period of time there was no contact with the deputy, so the deputy’s vehicle was tracked with GPS. An officer with another agency was able to find the vehicle in another location about two to three miles away. The deputy was inside the vehicle, deceased,” a TBI investigator said.
The Dickson County Sheriff’s Office has confirmed they are searching for the suspect in the area of Bear Creek Valley Road and Tidwell Switch Road.
Tennessee Blue Alert issued for for Steven Wiggins, the person-of-interest in the shooting death of a Dickson County sheriff’s deputy.
Residents are being asked to call 911 or 615-446-8041, ext. 4, if they see anyone suspicious.
Investigators confirmed they are interviewing a woman in connection with the case but did not provide any other information.
Sheriff Jeff Bledsoe was visibly emotional when he spoke to the media Wednesday.
“There’s not much I can say today other than our hearts shattered with this. He’s one of our best deputies… he’s one of the guys who puts it on the line every day to keep our community safe,” Sheriff Bledsoe said.
He paused several times and shook his head as he pleaded for the community to help get the photo and information out about the suspect.
“It is my prayer to God that our court will be a terror to him on the punishment he receives,” the sheriff finished.
(© Copyright 2018 CBS Broadcasting Inc. All Rights Reserved. CNN contributed to this report.)


Question: Wednesday's Major League Linescores

AMERICAN LEAGUE Toronto 000 002 002—4 6 1 Boston 001 012 02x—6 11 1
Gaviglio, Oh (7), Tepera (8) and Maile; Rodriguez, Barnes (7), B.Johnson (9), Kimbrel (9) and C.Vazquez. W_Rodriguez 6-1. L_Gaviglio 2-1. Sv_Kimbrel (18). HRs_Toronto, Hernandez (8). Boston, Nunez (4), Martinez (18).
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Chicago 000 000 001—1 5 2 Cleveland 205 200 00x—9 13 0
Lopez, Volstad (3), Avilan (4), Rondon (5), Fry (6), N.Jones (7), Soria (8) and Narvaez; Kluber, Beliveau (7), Marshall (8), B.Taylor (9) and Gomes. W_Kluber 8-2. L_Lopez 1-4. HRs_Chicago, Sanchez (3). Cleveland, Ramirez (17), Encarnacion (13).
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Houston 000 020 001—3 7 0 New York 100 022 00x—5 8 1
Keuchel, McHugh (6) and Stassi; L.Severino, Robertson (8), Chapman (9) and Romine. W_L.Severino 8-1. L_Keuchel 3-7. Sv_Chapman (12). HRs_Houston, Stassi (5).
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Los Angeles 001 000 000—1 7 0 Detroit 100 005 00x—6 9 0
Ohtani, Bedrosian (6), J.Johnson (6), Morris (8) and Maldonado; Fiers, Jimenez (8), Greene (9) and Greiner. W_Coleman 2-0. L_Bedrosian 1-1.
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Minnesota 001 124 000— 8 11 0 Kansas City 270 000 11x—11 16 0
Romero, Slegers (2), Pressly (8) and B.Wilson; Keller, Oaks (4), Smith (5), Flynn (6), McCarthy (7), Hill (8), Herrera (9) and S.Perez. W_McCarthy 4-2. L_Romero 2-2. Sv_Herrera (12). HRs_Minnesota, Dozier (8), Adrianza (1). Kansas City, Moustakas (12), Soler (8), Dozier (1).
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INTERLEAGUE Washington 001 000 100—2 7 0 Baltimore 000 000 000—0 4 0
Scherzer, Doolittle (9) and P.Severino; Hess, M.Castro (7), Hart (8), Wright Jr. (9) and Sisco. W_Scherzer 9-1. L_Hess 2-2. Sv_Doolittle (13). HRs_Washington, Harper (18).
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NATIONAL LEAGUE St. Louis 000 000 200—2 8 1 Milwaukee 000 010 20x—3 10 1
A.Reyes, Gant (5), Lyons (7), Tuivailala (7) and Kelly; Guerra, Jeffress (7), Hader (8), Knebel (9) and Kratz, Pina. W_Jeffress 5-0. L_Tuivailala 1-1. Sv_Knebel (5). HRs_St. Louis, Bader (5). Milwaukee, Yelich (7).
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Cincinnati 000 402 001—7 12 0 Arizona 301 000 000—4 13 1
Romano, W.Peralta (6), Hughes (7), Garrett (7), R.Iglesias (8) and Barnhart; Corbin, Salas (7), Chafin (8), McFarland (9) and Murphy. W_Romano 3-6. L_Corbin 5-2. Sv_R.Iglesias (9). HRs_Cincinnati, Schebler (6), Duvall (10). Arizona, Goldschmidt (7), Murphy (7).
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Chicago 100 000 000—1 9 1 Pittsburgh 110 000 00x—2 9 0
Hendricks, R.Rosario (6), Mazzoni (7), J.Wilson (7) and Contreras; Musgrove, Crick (8), F.Vazquez (9) and Cervelli. W_Musgrove 2-0. L_Hendricks 4-4. Sv_F.Vazquez (10). HRs_Pittsburgh, Harrison (2).
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New York 000 100 111—4 9 1 Atlanta 000 000 100—1 5 0
Vargas, T.Peterson (6), Familia (8), Gsellman (9) and Plawecki; Teheran, Carle (8), S.Freeman (8), Socolovich (9) and Suzuki. W_Vargas 2-3. L_Teheran 4-3. Sv_Gsellman (2). HRs_Atlanta, Camargo (4).
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San Francisco 020 220 010—7 11 0 Colorado 310 000 000—4 11 0
Holland, Moronta (6), Watson (7), S.Dyson (8), Strickland (9) and Posey; Gray, Musgrave (4), Oberg (6), McGee (8), Rusin (9) and Wolters. W_Holland 3-6. L_Musgrave 0-1. Sv_Strickland (11). HRs_Colorado, Arenado (11).
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Miami 000 200 000—2 4 1 San Diego 000 100 002—3 6 0
Urena, Steckenrider (7), Barraclough (8), Ziegler (9) and Realmuto; Richard, Strahm (8) and Lopez. W_Strahm 1-2. L_Ziegler 0-5. HRs_Miami, Castro (3). San Diego, Reyes (4).

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Question: Selena Gomez And The Weeknd Over Already? Why He Hit The Grammys Solo

It was rumored that Selena Gomez and The Weeknd were going to make their official red carpet debut at the 2017 Grammys, so where was Selena?
The Grammys is always a huge night for the music world. Apart from all the great performances, fans also get to see their favorite couples hit the red carpet. This year, fans couldn’t wait to see Selena Gomez and The Weeknd together for their first official event. So why did The Weeknd show up solo?
Bustle is reporting that Gomez still wants to keep her romance with The Weeknd out of the public eye. Ever since Gomez’s meltdown last summer and subsequent stay in rehab, she has been keeping her life pretty private. This includes a step back from social media and rare public appearances. Is this why she chose not to attend the Grammys?
The Weeknd, of course, had to appear at the show because he was performing with Daft Punk. That didn’t, however, stop rumors from surfacing that The Weeknd and Gomez were already finished. That being said, the pair has yet to officially announce that they are dating, though there have been a lot of hints that say otherwise.
Gomez has not commented on why she didn’t attend the Grammys. No word yet on what she was doing on Sunday night. Her most recent post on social media was on Saturday when she shared a photo of herself outside a house. She captioned the image with “morning walks,” though her exact whereabouts are unknown.
Gomez was in New York on Wednesday promoting Netflix’s new series, 13 Reasons Why. It isn’t clear if Selena Gomez made it back to Los Angeles in time for the Grammys, but J-14 is reporting that she still supported The Weeknd’s performance on social media.
A fan shared a photo of The Weeknd during his Grammy performance, writing, “Watching the Grammy’s on a last-minute plane ride.” Gomez didn’t comment on the image but she did like it in return.
After 6 years waiting to find the perfect Hannah and Clay for @13reasonswhy I couldn't be luckier we cast these two ???? A post shared by Selena Gomez (@selenagomez) on Feb 8, 2017 at 12:18pm PST
Gomez and The Weeknd have been busy together over the past month. After being spotted making out a few weeks back, the two flew to Florence, Italy for a romantic getaway. Given their recent activity, fans expected them to make a huge splash at the Grammys, which unfortunately didn’t happen.
While the Grammy appearance didn’t pan out, Hollywood Life is reporting that The Weeknd is preparing for an epic Valentine’s Day. The singer was spotted buying gifts at Cartier in Beverly Hills on Friday. Was he buying jewelry for Gomez?
“The Weeknd bought two items of absolutely exquisite jewelry – one was for his mother, and he didn’t say who the other was for. But, both items were from the women’s range,” an insider revealed.
There’s no telling if The Weeknd bought the gifts for Gomez, but given the timing of the purchase, there’s a good chance they’re for Valentine’s Day. Indeed, it sounds like The Weeknd’s romance with Gomez is stronger than ever.
The Weeknd & Selena Gomez Show Mad PDA on Expensive Yacht (PHOTO GALLERY): The Weeknd and Selena Gomez prove… https://t.co/HPMnVqz2EP pic.twitter.com/7PIpBrb4lb — News by Amanda (@amandasome) February 14, 2017
“He’s loved how supportive and loving she is and how she’s selfless when it comes to him and others who are important in her life,” an insider explained. “He believes he hit the jackpot with Selena and he didn’t have to gamble his whole life to find her.”
While we wait to hear more about the couple, Perez Hilton is reporting that a new song from Gomez just leaked online. Gomez performed the track on her latest tour but hasn’t released a recorded version of “Feel Me,” until now.
A fan got a hold of the studio version of the song an uploaded it to SoundCloud. The track is Gomez’s first new release since her tour last summer. She has yet to comment on the leaked song or why she skipped on the Grammys.
Tell us! Do you think Selena Gomez and The Weeknd will last? Let us know in the comments below.
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Developing now, Monday, Dec. 11, 2017:
Dems play a new race card in the final days before Tuesday's special Senate election in Alabama between embattled Republican Roy Moore and Democrat Doug Jones
Historic Southern California wildfire explodes in size, forcing new evacuations and threatening the homes of some of Hollywood's rich and famous
Vice President Mike Pence blasts Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas' snub over President Trump's decision to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel
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THE LEAD STORY: Democrats are turning up the race card in the final days before Tuesday's closely-watched and tight special Senate election between Democrat Doug Jones and scandal-plagued Republican candidate Roy Moore. The latest mailer sent by the Jones campaign compares Moore to former segregationist governor George Wallace ... Fox News has obtained a copy of the latest mailer, sent to black voters in the state. It shows an infamous 1963 photo of Wallace standing at the schoolhouse door at the University of Alabama to block black students from enrolling. "George Wallace fought to protect segregation,” the flyer reads. “So did Roy Moore.” The attack from the Jones campaign is rooted in how Moore in 2004 opposed efforts to remove segregationist language from Alabama’s constitution. This is just the latest attempt by the Jones campaign to play the race card on Moore, who has been accused of sexual misconduct with several underage girls when he was in his 30s, a charge he has repeatedly denied. Last week, Jones faced a social media backlash over a different racially-charged flyer.
SO-CAL WILDFIRES FLARE UP: Southern California’s largest and most destructive wildfire has exploded in size, forcing people to flee and threatening homes of some of Hollywood's elite ... Southern California is suffering through its second week of brutal wildfires. The so-called Thomas fire has burned about 200,000 acres and was only 15 percent contained, Fox 11 reported. The fire reportedly grew by more than 25,000 acres on Sunday as officials ordered new evacuations for residents living east of Mission Canyon and north of Highway 192. Thousands of homes and businesses in the county were without power. Officials handed out masks to residents who stayed behind in Montecito, the wealthy hillside enclave that’s home to celebrities such as Oprah Winfrey, Jeff Bridges, Rob Lowe and Ellen DeGeneres, among others.
TRUMP ADMINISTRATION DEFENDS JERUSALEM DECISION AGAINST DETRACTORS: Vice President Mike Pence's office said it was “unfortunate” that Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas canceled plans to meet with Pence in the West Bank this month because President Trump announced the U.S. would recognize Jerusalem as Israel’s capital ... "The President has asked Vice President Pence to go to the region to reaffirm our commitment to work with partners throughout the Middle East to defeat radicalism that threatens the hopes and dreams of future generations. The Vice President very much looks forward to traveling to the region to meet with [Israeli] Prime Minister [Benjamin] Netanyahu and [Egyptian] President [Abdel Fattah] el-Sisi," Pence’s press secretary Alyssa Farah told Fox News. "It's unfortunate that the Palestinian Authority is walking away again from an opportunity to discuss the future of the region, but the Administration remains undeterred in its efforts to help achieve peace between Israelis and Palestinians." Pence's statement came as Nikki Haley, the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, defended Trump's Jerusalem decision on "Fox News Sunday," arguing the move should “fastball” the Middle East peace process.
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2008: Financier Bernie Madoff is arrested, accused of running a multibillion-dollar Ponzi scheme. (Madoff is serving a 150-year federal prison sentence.)
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1946: The United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund (UNICEF) is established.
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