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Question: Sunday Morning QB: If Jets don't get Cousins, McCown wants job

MINNEAPOLIS — Step right up and enter the Kirk Cousins Sweepstakes.
Cousins will soon become the highest paid player in the history of the NFL, surpassing Matthew Stafford’s $27 million average in the five-year, $135 million deal he signed with Detroit last year. Cousins has not won a playoff game. Neither has Stafford nor Oakland’s Derek Carr, who briefly last year was No. 1 at $25 million per year with his five-year $125 million deal.
The Jets are expected to be big-time players for Cousins, one of the rare potential franchise quarterbacks to hit the market as an unrestricted free agent in the 25 years the system has been in place. I think Cousins will wind up in Denver after John Elway gives him the same sales pitch that got him Peyton Manning in 2012. The Broncos might give him the best chance to win and also win the bidding war by spending the most money to entice him.
Kirk Cousins will be the Jets top target this spring, but ex-Washington QB will have plenty of suitors. (Seth Wenig/AP)
Where do the Jets turn if they can’t get Cousins?
The best case scenario is to bring back Josh McCown and move up from the No. 6 spot in the first round to the Colts’ pick at No. 3, which will guarantee them a choice of Josh Allen or Baker Mayfield after the likely scenario of the Browns and Giants taking Sam Darnold and Josh Rosen off the board at 1-2.
McCown, who had not spoken to the media since the end of the season, told the Daily News at the Super Bowl that he very much wants to come back to the Jets and will be more than willing to mentor whoever is in the quarterback room with him
“I had the best year of my career and I love the people there and the organization,” McCown said. “If it works out, I would love to be there. There are decisions that everybody has to make and that’s the business side of it. We’ll see how it goes, but I loving being there for sure. I feel we did a lot of good things this year. We built some momentum. It’s kind of unfinished business.”
If the Jets sign Cousins, then it’s likely they will want a cheaper alternative as his backup after spending so much to get him.
Where will Kirk Cousins land? (New York Daily News)
McCown will be 39 on July 4. He missed the final three games after breaking his left hand in a 23-0 loss in Denver. His hand is still in a wrap but he says “it’s healing up well. We’ll see what the doctors say in a few weeks.”
He was 5-8 as the Jets starter with 17 touchdowns and nine interceptions.
How would he feel mentoring a first-round rookie?
Josh McCown says he would love the chance to return to the Jets, would embrace mentor role. (Bill Kostroun/AP)
“I’d be great with it. Whoever is in that room I’m going to help as much as I can, give away my experiences and help them have the best chance they can have at a good career,” McCown said. “Whatever the case is, I’m all-in. I really enjoyed being part of the Jets organization and being in New York. I want nothing more than to see that place succeed, so whatever I can do to have a role in that, I would love to be there.”
If the Jets don’t get Cousins, then it is likely McCown will be back.
ELI’S HUMMIN’
Tom Brady turned 40 1/2 on Saturday. Eli Manning turned 37 on Jan. 3. Brady is getting better as he’s getting older. Manning’s play slipped last season. Does he gain motivation seeing how Brady is playing at such a high level at such an advanced age? “Yeah. Just knowing how my body feels,” he said. “I still can make throws, body feels good, can still run around and train and do everything I have to do. I don’t have any indication that it’s going to slow down. Or just all of a sudden have a big drop off.”... Really touching scene from the “Tom vs. Time” documentary on Facebook about Brady. He was sitting at the kitchen table at his parents’ home in San Mateo, Cal., in the offseason with his mother Galynn, who a year ago was given clearance by her cancer doctors just days before the Super Bowl to attend the game in Houston. When the Patriots were in the midst of their monumental comeback, Julian Edelman said to Brady, “Let’s win it for your mom.” A few months later, Patriots owner Robert Kraft was talking to Galynn on Facetime on their cell phones. He was telling her what an inspiration she was for the Patriots. He said he had a gift for her. Tom then presented his mother with a Super Bowl ring. Kraft is a mensch... The temperature at kickoff for Super Bowl LII is forecast to be zero. As in no degrees. Which is not a lot of degrees. Good thing the game is indoors.
BROWNS FROWN
The Browns offered the Chiefs a second-round pick for Alex Smith before he was traded to Washington for a third-round pick and cornerback Kendall Fuller. Washington then committed to Smith by signing him to a four-year, $94 million deal with $71 million guaranteed. If the Browns had acquired Smith, they were not willing to make that kind of financial commitment because they still plan to take a QB with the No. 1 pick. Smith had one year at $17 million left on his contract and would have been the transition QB in Cleveland much like it turned out in his final year with KC after they took Patrick Mahomes in the first round in 2017... After the Browns traded away the chance to take Carson Wentz in 2016 and Deshaun Watson in 2017, there is no way new GM John Dorsey is passing on a quarterback with the overall first pick. If he tries to get creative and take Penn State RB Saquon Barkley at No. 1, he could potentially wind up taking the fourth QB off the board after the Giants take Darnold/Rosen and the Colts trade the pick to the loser of the Cousins Sweepstakes, possibly the Jets or Broncos... It was not realistic that Washington was going to use the franchise tag on Cousins a third time because it would have cost $34.5 million. Cousins wanted to wait and see how free agency played out. Washington decided to trade for Smith instead. Now Cousins is likely to have four or five teams come after him in free agency. “It’s a unique experience that may only happen one time in my career,” Cousins told Sirius XM. “As a result, we want to enjoy it, take full advantage, make sure to make the right decision. We don’t know how it’s going to end so it’s hard to say right now, but I certainly do look forward to the opportunity if it comes.”
BOWLING FUTURE
Next year’s Super Bowl is in Atlanta followed by Miami, Tampa and Los Angeles. I expect New York to make a bid when the next round of Super Bowls are awarded... Falcons owner Arthur Blank didn’t appreciate Kraft putting 283 diamonds in the Super Bowl LI championship rings. The 283 represents the 28-3 deficit that the Patriots came back from to beat the Falcons. In a New York Times story last week, Blank said he confronted Kraft about that little diamond dig.” I said to Robert, “‘You didn’t have to do the 28-3 in the ring,’” Blank said. “It kind of pissed me off.” Blank would perhaps be even angrier if he knew on the night of the Patriots season opener, the scoreboard at Gillette Stadium said before the game: ATL 28 NE 3 2:12 3Q. Advice to Blank: If you want to prevent teams from making fun of your team, don’t blow 25-point leads in the Super Bowl... This was the Mall of America Super Bowl week. The Patriots’ hotel was attached to one end of the mall and the Eagles’ hotel was attached to the other. The media room was on the second floor of the mall, closer to the Patriots. Minneapolis is a nice city but with temperatures right around zero, the mall became a meeting place in the evening for Patriots and Eagles to bump into each other.
BITTER BIDDER
Before Jeffrey Lurie wanted to be the Eagles owner, he wanted to own the Patriots. Back in 1994, Kraft outbid Lurie — they are both from the Boston area — by paying $172 million. A few months later, Lurie bought the Eagles for $195 million... NFLPA executive director DeMaurice Smith issued a warning last week about where the collective bargaining negotiations could be headed with the 10-year deal expiring after the 2020 season. “We prepare for war,” he said. One huge issue will be commissioner discipline. The union fought and eventually lost the Brady and Zeke Elliott cases. The players believe Roger Goodell has way too much power deciding suspensions. Smith has eliminated the idea of simply extending the current agreement. He said negotiations “are grinding, exhausting elements that come out of two parties that want fundamentally different things. So I could never imagine a world where you would simply put on a page on the back of it that says, ‘This document is now extended until 2035.’” Well, this should be fun.
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3. Falcons rise up to become NFC favorites
4. A job Opening in Denver, and more QB questions in Oakland
5. Chiefs win the West while Chargers (unwisely) fire Mike McCoy
6. Patriots clinch top seed behind Brady, Edelman and a new face at receiver
7. Seahawks win ugly again, 49ers become first team with back-to-back one-and-done coaches
8. Tom Savage hurt for Houston, opening up QB conundrum again
9. The Lightning-ish Round: Steve Smith Sr.’s finale (and home arcade), Cam Newton’s nightmare continues, Colts spot Jags 17 then Luck takes over, Bears D disappoints again, Romo shines in cameo at Philly (Mark Sanchez does not), Browns nearly make it a winning streak, Cards finish strong and Fitz is a league leader, Bills start GM’s QB and go nowhere
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By Anne Flaherty, The Associated Press
WASHINGTON — There is no evidence that the FBI planted a “spy” on President Donald Trump’s 2016 campaign, a senior House Republican said Wednesday, contradicting Trump’s repeated insistence that the agency inserted a “spy for political reasons and to help Crooked Hillary win.”
Rep. Trey Gowdy, chairman of the House Oversight Committee and a longtime Trump supporter, was briefed last week by the Justice Department and FBI following reports that investigators relied on a U.S. government informant in their probe of Russian election meddling.
“I am even more convinced that the FBI did exactly what my fellow citizens would want them to do when they got the information they got and that it has nothing to do with Donald Trump,” Gowdy, a South Carolina Republican, told Fox News on Tuesday.
On Wednesday, Gowdy said he had “never heard the term ‘spy’ used” and did not see evidence of it.
“Informants are used all day, every day by law enforcement,” he told “CBS This Morning.”
Asked about Gowdy’s comments, White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said the president “still has concerns about whether or not the FBI acted inappropriately having people in his campaign.”
Sanders declined to say who in the campaign the president might suspect of providing information to the FBI. She said Trump also has concerns in general about the conduct of the FBI, citing the firing of former Deputy Director Andrew McCabe.
“There are a number of things that have been reported on and that show, I think not just for the president, but for a number of Americans a large cause for concern, and we’d like to see this fully looked into,” Sanders said.
Gowdy’s comments that undermine the president’s claims are particularly striking because of his role as a powerful GOP watchdog who took on Democrat Hillary Clinton in his committee’s investigation into the 2012 attack on an American mission in Benghazi, Libya, while she was secretary of state. The probe unearthed the existence of Clinton’s private email server, which triggered an FBI inquiry and crippled her 2016 presidential campaign against Trump.
Trump has repeatedly pointed to, and at times embellished, reports that a longtime U.S. government informant approached members of his 2016 campaign during the presidential election in a possible bid to glean intelligence on Russian efforts to sway the election.
He has tweeted that it was “starting to look like one of the biggest political scandals in U.S. history.” He has also rejected conclusions by America’s intelligence agencies that the Russian government was trying to help him beat Clinton.
Several news outlets including The Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal and NBC News have identified an FBI confidential source as Stefan A. Halper.
Halper, an academic at the University of Cambridge who served in past Republican administrations, was not a part of Trump’s campaign, but the news outlets have reported that he reached out to some Trump advisers to gather information as part of the Russia investigation.
Trump’s legal team has expressed interest in seeing classified information about the origins of the FBI investigation to prepare the president for an interview with special counsel Robert Mueller, who is now leading the federal investigation into possible ties between Trump’s campaign and Russia.
“The folks who have seen the information have the same perspective,” Gowdy said. “The folks who have not seen the information, I don’t know what informs their perspective.”
Gowdy, who plans to retire from Congress at the end of the current term, did express support for Trump’s “frustration” with Attorney General Jeff Sessions, who recused himself in May 2017 from the Russia probe based on a possible conflict of interest. The recusal of Sessions, an early backer of Trump’s presidential bid, followed the revelation that he had two previously undisclosed interactions during the 2016 campaign with the Russian ambassador.
Gowdy told CBS that Trump is just “expressing frustration that Attorney General Sessions should have shared these reasons for recusal before he took the job. Not afterward.”
Trump tweeted out Gowdy’s comments on Sessions, including his saying that “there are lots of really good lawyers in the country” and that the president “could have picked someone else” for the top Justice Department job.
“And I wish I did!” Trump wrote.
Trump did not reference Gowdy’s comments that there was no evidence of the FBI planting a spy in his campaign.
Associated Press writer Ken Thomas, Zeke Miller and Chad Day contributed to this report.

Here's what's behind the disputed four-page document and its potential fallout The buildup is over, and the memo is out. So what does the newly released four-page document from House Intelligence Chairman Devin Nunes and his committee staff mean for the Russia investigation, key figures at the Justice Department and President Donald Trump?
Did the Nunes memo undermine its own core argument? Beyond the controversy over the timing, wisdom and true purpose of its Friday release, the Republican memo alleging anti-Trump corruption at the FBI and Justice Department contains one remarkable detail that undermines its core assertion.
Watergate reporter: Darkest days since McCarthy Carl Bernstein, one of the journalists who uncovered the Watergate scandal, reacts to the release of a disputed GOP intelligence memo that alleges FBI abuses of its surveillance authority.
Opinion: The real shock of the Nunes memo When I was a homicide prosecutor in the Brooklyn District Attorney's office, my most challenging assignment was "riding" homicide cases. I'd get paged (often in the middle of the night) and a patrol car would pick me up and take me to the grisly scene of a recent murder.
Analysis: The memo's most interesting part is Trump's reaction On Friday, we finally got the much-promised memo crafted by House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes (R-Calif.) that allegedly blows the top off of the "deep state" conspiracy within the Justice Department aimed at discrediting Donald Trump's presidency.
James Comey responds: That's it? Former FBI Director James Comey, who was fired by President Trump, responds to the release of the disputed GOP intelligence memo that alleges FBI abuses of its surveillance authority.
Nunes hints that there's more to come House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes hinted Friday that there would be additional memos released regarding the committee's investigation into alleged abuse of FISA warrants -- and the next one may look at the State Department.
Read the disputed memo here House Intelligence Chairman Devin Nunes, R-California, put together this highly controversial memo, released Friday, alleging the FBI abused its surveillance tools.


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PARIS, June 15 South Korea's Naver Corp plans to open a startup incubator in the new Paris mega-campus for start-ups 'Station F' that has been funded by billionaire Xavier Niel, said Fleur Pellerin, founder of venture capital investor Korelya Capital.

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TOKYO, June 15 Western Digital Corp expects a ruling on its request for a court injunction to stop the sale of Toshiba Corp's chip unit by mid-July, a source familiar with the situation said on Thursday. The California-based firm presented a revised offer for the chip unit that met Toshiba's requests on Wednesday but did not receive a positive response, a separate source said.

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A new yoga studio is the hottest place to be in the city. The recent grand opening of Hot Yoa Sheffield’s second studio saw over 200 yogis hit the mats, meet the teachers and chill out in the Wild Leaf, the vegan cafe.
On the opening day the studio on Edgedale Road was packed with people keen to try free hot yoga classes, vegan food, wellbeing goodies and transform their lives one class at a time.
“The place was pumping with excited beginners and experienced yogis wanting to check out the new space, hang out with like-minded people and enjoy healthy treats. They loved the vibe and they all keep coming back for more. There are so many benefits of hot yoga – for the mind, body and soul – that are quick to feel and our experienced teachers are there to support every student’s needs. We’re all about celebrating the transformation students feel one downward facing dog at a time.” says Anne Marie Gordon, co-founder and managing director of the HYS.
The grand opening day included guided tours around the studio’s heated practice room, workshop room, chill out space, vegan cafe, boutique shop, therapy rooms and showering and changing facilities. HYS teachers and student ambassadors gave the scoop on the numerous classes taught throughout the week from dawn ‘till dusk – including Beginners, Hot Hatha, Hot Vinyasa and Hot Yin - that are all suitable for beginners. Aerial yoga and kids yoga classes are coming soon.
This is the second Hot Yoga Sheffield studio set up by two yogipreneurs, Koreen Clements and Anne Marie Gordon, who are keen to make Sheffield the UK capital of yoga, veganism and wellbeing. The original studio located on Commonside, Walkley, is celebrating its third anniversary and recently won the MoveGB Award for the “Best Yoga Studio in Sheffield 2016.” Students can enjoy over 40 classes between the two studios.
“Hot Yoga Sheffield has become like a second home – it’s where I go to escape the stresses of everyday life and enjoy time for me. The people there are super friendly and the teachers are really supportive and inspirational. I was a complete beginner when I started but I’ve really enjoyed learning from some of Sheffield’s best teachers and feeling the benefits really quickly – mentally, physically and spiritually,” says Dr. Julie Coffey. “I live between both Hot Yoga Studios in Walkley and Abbeydale Road so I’m super excited about hanging out at both and having over 40 weekly classes and workshops to choose from.”
Hot Yoga Sheffield – Edgedale, situated just off Abbeydale Road, is bright and spacious, making it the perfect sanctuary to practice yoga. Everyone is welcome and new students can sign up to the New Starter Special – 30 days of unlimited yoga at both HYS studios - for just £32.
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What town, nicknamed “Ski Town USA” has produced more Winter Olympians than any other place in the country?
Steamboat, Colorado….more than 80 Olympians since 1932.
In 1996, what children’s TV star had the honor of pouring the wax for the 100 billionth Crayola crayon?
Mister Rogers…a limited edition blue.
In 1964, Congress declared this alcohol America’s Native Spirit.
Bourbon.
How long did the worst hangover ever recorded last?
A 37 year old Scotsman suffered four weeks after drinking 60 pints of beer over four days.
What city in the United State has the most hotel rooms?
Las Vegas…152 thousand in 355 hotels….oddly, Phoenix actually has more hotels…nearly 600….but not as many hotel rooms.
What is the most stolen food item in the world?
Cheese….four percent of all the cheese made in the world is stolen.
Which 1977 album features a large, inflatable pig?
Pink Floyd’s Animals…the pig was photographed floating above London.
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Question: 'Village of Hope' homeless camp cleared out in NE Portland

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A short-lived homeless camp has been cleared out in northeast Portland.
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The tent city sprang up a week or so ago near Northeast 171st Avenue and Airport Way.
The camp, dubbed "Village of Hope" by people living there, was in the Big Four Corners Natural Area with protected wetlands and streams. City leaders said earlier this week the camp was not legal and the campers would need to move or face arrest.
The city provided notice to the campers and offered to connect them with social workers and get them into shelters.
Still, protesters disrupted a City Council meeting Wednesday over the issue and expressed their support for homeless people at the camp Thursday.
Park rangers gave people at the camp an extra day to move out of the area Thursday. On Friday morning, police and park rangers cleared it out.
There was lingering frustrating among the campers.
"That point is, from the very beginning, to have a village which is sustainable and help people get off the street. That goal hasn't been met," one camper told FOX 12.
Authorities said they issued three exclusions and eight warnings regarding camping in the area.

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Question: Trump rips Mueller, denounces critics, escaping his 'cage'

The firing of Andrew McCabe has opened the floodgates, both for President Trump and his media and political critics.
The president is now denouncing Robert Mueller, and pundits and Democrats—with a sprinkling of Republicans—are criticizing Trump for what they view as open warfare against the FBI and the special counsel’s investigation.
And this has spawned a broader media debate about whether Trump is now preparing to take unilateral action on a number of fronts despite the advice of top aides—and whether that could include firing Mueller.
I repeatedly encountered this line of argument while reporting my book “Media Madness.” Trump’s closest confidants became convinced that whenever they constrained him too tightly, forced him to be overly disciplined, his frustration would boil over and he would take some risky step without telling them–such as accusing Barack Obama of wiretapping him or escalating his attacks on the press.
They coined a term for this behavior: Defiance disorder.
The president now seems in full defiance mode as he gets rid of aides he no longer trusts and increasingly relies on his own instincts.
He has, after all, dumped Rex Tillerson, announced a meeting with Kim Jong-un, imposed the tariffs that prompted Gary Cohn’s resignation, celebrated McCabe’s firing and started attacking Mueller by name.
The McCabe situation has been a Rorschach test for the press. The tone of the coverage—boosted by Trump spiking the football—is that his dismissal by Jeff Sessions hours before his retirement was a petty and politically motivated act.
What has gotten less attention, except from conservatives, is that career prosecutors at Justice’s Office of Professional Responsibility said McCabe should go both for leaking to the Wall Street Journal (debatable) and not being candid about it with investigators (a cardinal offense).
White House lawyer Ty Cobb insists Trump has no plans to fire Mueller. But Trump’s latest tweets about the “witch hunt” are fueling speculation: “The Mueller probe should never have been started in that there was no collusion and there was no crime. It was based on fraudulent activities and a Fake Dossier paid for by Crooked Hillary and the DNC.”
For a year now, Trump’s lawyers have been cautioning him to cooperate with the Russia probe and avoid attacking Mueller. But he is now breaking out of that box, and it’s probably no coincidence that another of his lawyers, John Dowd, told the Daily Beast over the weekend that the Mueller investigation should be shut down.
Maggie Haberman, the New York Times reporter who covered him in Manhattan for years—and has alternately drawn praise and criticism from Trump—writes that Trump’s new assault on Mueller reflects “a president who ultimately trusts only his own instincts, and now believes he has settled into the job enough to rely on them rather than the people who advise him.
“A dozen people close to Mr. Trump or the White House, including current and former aides and longtime friends, described him as newly emboldened to say what he really feels and to ignore the cautions of those around him.”
Given that Trump always trusts his instincts because he won a campaign that almost everyone thought he would lose, that does sound like what’s happening now.
The Times added that “in his first year in the White House, according to his friends, he found himself feeling tentative and anxious, intimidated by the role of president, a fact that he never openly admitted but that they could sense, people close to the president said.
“Some of Mr. Trump’s allies have said that Mr. Trump was trapped in a West Wing cage built by Mr. Kelly, and has finally broken loose.”
That was the word—”cage”—that some of his confidants used in the Reince Priebus days, generally when the president had bent the bars and escaped.
The let-Trump-be-Trump camp knows that the president cements his ties to the base when he’s roaming free and savaging his detractors. The question now is whether this keeps him in a different kind of cage, unable to break out with voters who remain skeptical of his unorthodox approach to the office.

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Americans are slowly warming up to self-driving cars The fear factor surrounding self-driving cars appears to be slowly receding.
Toyota will invest billions in new self-driving car company Toyota is stepping on the gas to develop a commercially viable autonomous car.
Self-driving truck drives with no one on board A startup has upped the ante in the race to develop self-driving vehicles.
Trump pushes death penalty for some drug dealers President Donald Trump officially proposed imposing the death penalty for certain drug dealers on Monday.
Trump blasts Russia probe as 'WITCH HUNT' President Donald Trump on Monday continued his Twitter attack on special counsel Robert Mueller, calling the ongoing investigation into Russia's interference in the 2016 election a "witch hunt."
Analysis: Trump's 'Plan B' for Mueller Firing special counsel Robert Mueller would be "the beginning of the end of (Donald Trump's) presidency," predicted South Carolina Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham on CNN's "State of the Union" Sunday.


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Question: Perry pushes Nevada nuclear waste site in first official visit

FILE PHOTO: New Secretary of Energy Rick Perry speaks during his swearing in ceremony accompanied by U.S. Vice President Mike Pence (L) at the Executive Office in Washington, U.S., March 2, 2017. REUTERS/Carlos Barria
U.S. Energy Secretary Rick Perry pushed for opening Nevada's Yucca Mountain nuclear waste site in a meeting with the state's governor on Monday, but the local leader said he remains staunchly opposed to the project.
The visit with Governor Brian Sandoval was Perry's first official travel since becoming energy secretary. The multi-billion-dollar nuclear storage project, which was rejected by former President Barack Obama, has been championed by the Trump administration.
Most of Nevada's politicians question the long-term safety of the site and the transportation of radioactive waste through the state.
"I stressed the need for Nevada to maintain its key role as we seek sensible, stable, and long-term solutions to fulfilling our responsibility to safely manage spent nuclear fuel," Perry said in a release about his conversation with Sandoval.
But Sandoval was not swayed.
"The storage of high-level waste at Yucca Mountain is not something I am willing to consider," Sandoval said. The meeting with Perry "was not the beginning of a negotiation with regard to Yucca," he said.
The White House's proposed 2018 budget, released on March 16, included $120 million for the restart of licensing at Yucca and for interim storage of the waste before the project opens. Yucca could take years to start as the federal government first must address local concerns and as billions of dollars worth of construction must be completed.
The U.S. government has studied Yucca since the 1970s as a potential dump for the nuclear waste from power plants and the military. Currently the waste is stored at nuclear power plants and other sites in pools and in casks.
Nuclear power opponents say waste at power plants is vulnerable to attacks and natural disasters, though many nuclear power backers say it can be held there safely for decades or more. Some lawmakers refuse to support legislation for innovation in nuclear power until waste solutions are found.
Yucca has never opened because of legal challenges and opposition from politicians, environmentalists and Native American groups.
The proposed funding for Yucca in the budget signals that the Trump administration sees opening the site as essential to extend the lives of nuclear plants. More details of the budget are expected in May. Congress will debate the plan and it is uncertain whether the funds will remain.
Other Nevada politicians were also critical of Yucca.
"Nevadans do not want a project with dangerous implications for the environment, economy, and security of the state," Representative Dina Titus said in a tweet.
(Reporting by Timothy Gardner; Editing by Leslie Adler)

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Question: Offseason Trade Target: Yordano Ventura

The Pittsburgh Pirates still need to add one more starting pitcher this offseason, and Yordano Ventura could be a potential trade target.
Entering the offseason, the Pittsburgh Pirates needed to add two starting pitchers. Their 2017 starting rotation will have Gerrit Cole and Jameson Taillon at the top and Chad Kuhl as their fifth starter. However, they needed two pitchers to slot in between them.
Well, one of these two slots have been filled. That happened when the Pirates re-signed Ivan Nova to a new three-year contract. The team still needs to add another starting pitcher, and, in my opinion, Royals’ starting pitcher Yordano Ventura is a pitcher Neal Huntington should target.
The 25-year old Ventura is coming off of a down season for the Royals. However, he has absolutely electric stuff and was a key cog to the Royals winning back-to-back American League Pennants in 2014 and 2015. And there are a lot of reasons to expect him to bounce back in 2017.
Last season, Ventura pitched 186 innings in 32 starts for the Royals. He averaged a career low 6.97 K/9, a career high 3.77 BB/9, and he allowed a career high 23 home runs. All of this resulted in Ventura posting a 4.45 ERA, 4.59 FIP, 4.59 xFIP, and a 1.5 WAR, all of which were career lows, in 2016.
Walks and home runs were the Achilles Heel of Yordano Ventura in 2016. In 2014 and 2015 he was much better. During these two season he averaged 8.06 K/9, 3.29 BB/9, and he allowed 28 home runs in 339 1/3 innings pitched. During this stretch Ventura posted a 3.66 ERA, 3.63 FIP, 3.70 xFIP, and a 5.1 WAR.
Yordano Ventura throws three main pitches. These three pitches are a fastball, a cutter, and a change up. The best pitch of the bunch is tough to decipher. A strong argument can be made for both his cutter and his change up as being his best pitch. Additionally, Ventura also throws a plus fastball.
Last season, Ventura’s fastball averaged 96.2 miles per hour. This is well above the league average for a starting pitcher. However, it is a pitch that gets hit hard. In 2016 opposing hitters had a .538 slugging percentage and a 162 wRC+ off of his fastball.
Despite being hit hard, Ventura’s fastball can still be an elite pitch. He needs to do a better job of controlling it. Additionally, he needs to allow less hard contact off of his fastball. And no pitching coach in baseball is better than Ray Searage at helping pitchers improve their control and allow less hard contact.
As for his cutter and change up, both have been elite pitches in recent years. In 2016 opposing batters owned just a .251 slugging percentage and a wRC+ of 29 off of his cutter. Off of his change up these numbers were .355 and 98.
Some times, players just need a change of scenery. I truly believe that Yordano Ventura is one of these players. The Royals have soured on him and he, in turn, has soured on them. Getting him into Pittsburgh and giving him Ray Searage to work with could help him get his career back on track.
Another big plus about Ventura is his contract. He is under team control through 2021 at a very reasonable price. He is owed 3.25 million dollars in 2017, 6.25 million in 2018, 9.75 million in 2019, and then he has a 12 million dollar option for both 2020 and 2021. Due to this contract, he could be a big part of the Pirate rotation for the foreseeable future.
One knock on Ventura is that he can be a bit of a head case. He has been suspended in the best for his role in bean ball wars. And this is a big reason why there are rumors that the Royals might be willing to trade him.
Personally, I view Yordano Ventura as a fiery competitor. And this is something that I love, especially in a starting pitcher. His behaviors on the field in no way, shape, or form would scare me away from him.
In my opinion, Yordano Ventura would be a great fit in the Pirate rotation. He has fantastic stuff, he is young, and he comes with five years of team control. Ventura, along with Gerrit Cole, Jameson Taillon, Chad Kuhl, Nick Kingham, and Tyler Glasnow, could give the Pirates an extremely formidable starting rotation for a long time.
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There were 1,215 players selected in this year's MLB Draft, from prep school star Royce Lewis at No. 1 to the Twins to the last man off the board, a Lipscomb University righthander named Jeffrey Passantino who's now a member of the defending champion Cubs. Some of those 1,000-plus players will be future All-Stars, MVPs or World Series heroes; most will never step foot on a major league diamond. But no matter where they were picked, a select few can already call themselves part of a truly special group: the best names in the draft.
Taking a cue from our National Signing Day list of the best names to join college football's top programs, we've collected the funniest and strangest monikers called in by MLB scouting departments over the last three days and grouped them thematically. Reminder: All the names you're about to read are 100% real. No Bradens, Braedens, Braydens, Braydyns, Braedyns or Braeydns were hurt in the making of these lists.
Supermarket Sweep Division
Cade Lemons, RHP, Brewers
Jonathan Lecroix, OF, Astros
Zach Pop, RHP, Dodgers
Frankie Tostado, OF, Giants
Deadball Era Division
Packy Naughton, LHP, Reds
Hagen Owenby, C, Braves
Rollie Lacy, RHP, Cubs
Dillon Persinger, 2B, Indians
Asa Lacy, LHP, Indians
MacLeod Lozer, RHP, Mets
Aptonym Division
Cannon Chadwick, RHP, Mets
Janson Junk, RHP, Yankees
Miller Hogan, RHP, Brewers
Must See TV Division
Kramer Robertson, SS, Cardinals
Chandler Newman, RHP, Padres
Mid-2000s Game Show Division
Cash Case, SS, Reds
Star Wars: Episode IX Character Division
Bligh Madris, OF, Pirates
Obie Ricumstrict, SS, Rangers
Daulton Varsho, Brewers, C
Maverik Buffo, RHP, Blue Jays
Main Stage at Ozzfest Division
Logan Warmoth, SS, Blue Jays
Hunter Wolfe, SS, Pirates
Brock Deatherage, OF, Pirates
Best Witness Protection Program Choices Division
Phoenix Sanders, RHP, Rays
Jose Caballero, SS, Diamondbacks
Trevor Casanova, C, Mariners
Antoine Mistico, OF, Tigers
Ernie De La Trinidad, OF, Diamondbacks
Kevin Santa, SS, Mariners
Preston Grand Pre, SS, Dodgers
Franklin Van Gurp, RHP, Dodgers
Bernabe Camargo, SS, Angels
A.J. Bumpass, OF, Reds
Bennett Sousa, LHP, Nationals
Edmond Americaan, OF, Rangers
Boyd Vander Kooi, RHP, Diamondbacks
Blaxploitation Star Division
Canaan Smith, OF, Yankees
Dante Mendoza, RHP, Indians
Tate Blackman, 2B, White Sox
Bodice Rippers Division
Evan Steele, LHP, Royals
Jacob Heatherly, LHP, Reds
Colton Hathcock, RHP, Rockies
Montana Parsons, RHP, Marlins
Mason House, OF, Padres
Landon Gray, C, Phillies
Baron Radcliff, OF, Braves
19th Century Southern Senators Division
Pearson McMahan, RHP, Rockies
Landon Leach, RHP, Twins
Griffin Canning, RHP, Angels
Bowden Francis, RHP, Brewers
Lincoln Henzman, RHP, White Sox
Brigham Hill, RHP, Nationals
Jackson Tetreault, RHP, Nationals
Alternative Spellings Division
Kade McClure, RHP, White Sox
Ryley Widell, LHP, Twins
Kobie Russell, C, Blue Jays
Kutter Crawford, RHP, Red Sox
Ledgend Smith, LHP, Brewers
Korry Howell, SS, Royals
Kodi Whitley, RHP, Cardinals
Kaylor Chafin, LHP, Mets
Not Quite Major Leaguers Division
Trey Turner, RHP, Nationals
Addison Russ, RHP, Phillies
Jake Taylor, C, Braves


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ALBERT LEA, Minn. - Last summer, Nick Hanke was out coaching soccer with his son at Lakeview Park when some of the players had ran out of water.
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But one thing that is missing are water fountains, but thanks to local parent he is now raising funds to help with this effort.
“I was trying to think of ways to make money and I thought gosh a comedy show or something in town we can do,” says Hanke.
Mac Ehrhardt is a coach, soccer parent and president of the Albert Lea Youth Soccer Association and was overjoyed when he heard about the fundraiser and the possibility of having water more readily available.
“We are really excited to get water in the parks themselves, we are really adamant of kids bringing water bottles to practices but kids are kids and sometimes they forget them."
Hanke went to city officials to get their approval to place water fountains at Lakeview, Morin, Academy and City Beach Parks.
“It's just not for soccer players these are going to be water fountains all across city parks in Albert Lea so hats off to Nick Hanke,” says Erhardt.
As for Hanke, he says he is excited to see the outcome of the fundraiser.
I like the idea of the fundraiser, so that people can see the end result like you can walk by and you can see it out there and you see what you contributed to and it's a greater good for the community."
City officials have agreed to install the water fountains for free.
For anyone who may interested in attending the comedy show fundraiser, it will be held on April 20th at Wedgewood in Albert Lea.
Tickets are $20.00 and can be purchased at Wedgwood or from Nick Hanke

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Question: Minnesota group holds first-ever Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women's Walk

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Kingbird was one of about 100 participants who gathered in the parking lot of the John Glas Fieldhouse on Tuesday for Bemidji's first-ever Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women's Walk. Marchers, including men and children, as well as Native American women, united in solidarity with similar events taking place nationwide, hoping to call attention to the disproportionate amount of violence against Native women.
"We felt that it was very important for us to organize an event for today with the other actions that are happening all over Canada and all over the rest of the United States," said organizer Audrianna Goodwin. "This is a very touching issue for almost all of us in the room ... and we just want to do our part in raising awareness to this issue."
Participants held signs and some wore red shawls during the march from the field house to BSU's Hobson Memorial Union; the group was greeted by honking cars as it traveled along Bemidji Avenue North. Native women and those who had lost family members led the march and allies brought up the rear.
The event was planned by the Indigenous Environmental Network's women's leadership group Ogimaakwewiwin. Group member Simone Senogles said that while Ogimaakwewiwin only became aware of similar marches last week, they decided to do their best to pull together the Tuesday event.
"Even though the time was really, really short we knew that it was something we wanted to do, we wanted to at least try," Senogles told participants. "We're really, really humbled and honored by all of you coming out on this cold day and joining us."
After the march, attendees gathered in the Beaux Arts Ballroom in Hobson. A Planned Parenthood table offered condoms and literature about HIV/AIDS prevention, while Northwoods Battered Women's Shelter and Red Lake shelter Equay Wiigamig also offered information about services. The organizers spoke about violence against Native women both nationwide and locally before jingle dress dancers performed.
"We want to acknowledge that this is a real issue to people," said organizer Anna Goldtooth. "It affects us everywhere, and in our community we've experienced a lot of violence happening in the past few years against Native women."
Each speaker said that much of the violence against indigenous women stems from colonization, even violence within Native communities.
"This violence that's perpetuated against our women isn't who we are. It never was part of our ways to hurt our women," Goodwin said. "I just can't stress enough that this isn't who we are."

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The Shepherd Express serves as a clearinghouse for all activities in the Greater Milwaukee area that peacefully push back against discriminatory, reactionary or authoritarian actions and policies of the Trump administration and other activities that seek to thwart social justice. We will publicize and promote actions, demonstrations, planning meetings, teach-ins, party-building meetings, drinking-discussion get-togethers and any other actions that are directed toward fighting back to preserve our liberal democratic system.
Saturday, Sept. 16
Voter and Civic Engagement Campaign @ Acción Ciudadana de Wisconsin (221 S. Second St.), 10 a.m.-1 p.m.
Acción Ciudadana de Wisconsin, Latino Voting Bloc of Wisconsin and Citizen Action of Wisconsin have come together to organize a weekly Saturday campaign of knocking on doors and phone banking to get people thinking about the 2018 elections. Volunteers can go out and talk to voters about the issues that they care about and get them involved in different events happening in the community.
Fighting Bob Fest @ Tripoli Shrine Center (3000 W. Wisconsin Ave.), 10 a.m.-2 p.m.
Fighting Bob Festival celebrates progressive politics and the legacy of “Fighting Bob” La Follette—a progressive politician who served as Governor of Wisconsin 1901-1906. Admission is free and donations are welcome.
Peace Action Wisconsin: Stand for Peace @ The corner of Locust St. and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, noon-1 p.m.
Every Saturday from noon-1 p.m., concerned citizens join with Peace Action Wisconsin to protest war. Signs will be provided for those who need them. Protesters are encouraged to stick around for conversation and coffee afterward.
Laughing Liberally @ Comedy Sportz Theater (420 S. First St.), 8 p.m.
Laughing Liberally is a progressive comedy show held monthly at Comedy Sportz Theater. Matthew Filipowicz, whose work has been featured on CNN, NPR, PBS, HBO, BBC and other notable outlets, hosts it. This month’s comedians include Josh Ballew, Bekah Cosgrove, Richard Thomas, Jen Durbent, Chastity Washington and sketch comedy group The Accountants Of Homeland Security. Astar Herndon, Wisconsin state director of 9 to 5, will also speak.
Tuesday, Sept. 19
‘The Panama Papers’ Burleigh Media Ethics Lecture @ Marquette University Alumni Memorial Union (1442 W. Wisconsin Ave.), 4-6 p.m.
Deputy director of the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists Marina Walker Guevara will discuss her role in coordinating the efforts of journalists from 80 countries in the Pulitzer Prize-winning investigation, “The Panama Papers.”
What Can You Do About Climate Change? @ Milwaukee Public Library (814 W. Wisconsin Ave.), 6-7:30 p.m.
During this event, Associate Professor of Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences at the UW-Madison Ankur Desai will present some of the basics of climate change and some of UW-Madison’s research on impacts of climate change to Wisconsin forests and wetlands.
‘Milwaukee 53206’ Community Screening @ Shorewood High School (1701 E. Capitol Dr.), 6:30-8 p.m.
Kingo Lutheran Church, Shorewood Senior Resource Center, Shorewood Public Library and the Shorewood School District teamed up to present a free community screening of Milwaukee 53206, a film that examines the high toll mass incarceration takes on individuals and families that make-up the community.
Wednesday, Sept. 20
Refuel the Resistance @ Bounce Milwaukee (2801 S. Fifth Court), 5-8 p.m.
Every Wednesday, Bounce Milwaukee offers a space to organize (and a free drink to anyone who brings evidence of resistance action in the past week—including protest signs, emails to elected officials or a selfie at the capital).
Open Housing: The Suburban Challenge Then & Now @ Unitarian Universalist Church West (13001 W. North Ave., Brookfield), 7-8:30 p.m.
This “200 Nights of Freedom” event honors the 50th anniversary of the Open Housing Marches. Admission is free, though a freewill offering is requested for the YWCA Social Justice Leadership Camp for Girls and ACLU Youth Leadership Program.
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Renewed efforts tonight by law enforcement and the community to locate this Paterson mother who has been missing for almost 2 months now. Cops believe she may have been abducted in her own car. Details at 11pm. pic.twitter.com/Z27pyHSyUV — CeFaan Kim (@CeFaanKim) February 3, 2018
A heartbroken father is determined to find out what happened to his daughter, who disappeared on her way to work in New Jersey nearly two months ago Willie Coley says his 24-year-old daughter, Shanaya, was last seen in a Paterson parking lot just steps from her home. It was raining and dark out, but Willie says someone spotted Shanaya arguing with another person by her car - that was almost two months ago, on December 5th. Little did he know, that would be the last time he saw her.Shanaya works the night shift as a nurse's aide.Paterson Police say Shanaya was injured and possibly abducted in her own car. Her blood and classes were found in her building's parking lot on Colonial Avenue.Shanaya has a gray 2013 Nissan Altima with New Jersey plates: R74-HRX.Her father also says her phone is not activated - he says he calls it every night before he goes to bed, and checks it every morning to see if she called."My eyes are constantly watching cars or wherever, I'm watching constantly trying to find her car," Willie says.Authorities, meanwhile are stepping up efforts to locate her. A billboard is now up in Newark on McCarter Highway.Shanaya was also a single mom and was going to school. Her son, Amir turned four just after she disappeared. He still has no idea his mother is missing."She never came to me like she had any problems, and when she did we'd sit down and we'd talk about it," Willie adds.Her father says he has not given up - he believes she is still here, he just doesn't know where.When asked what he would say to his daughter if she was watching him on Eyewitness News? He took a long pause and said... "I have a message instead for whoever is holding her - let her go. Send her home."The family is offering a $6,000 reward for information on her whereabouts.----------

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Question: Vitale Bill Would Standardize Drug Overdose Data for Medical Examiners

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Two prominent state lawmakers have introduced a bill to create statewide standards for medical examiners testing and reporting drug overdoses, something Gov. Chris Christie has said is needed to help combat the opioid epidemic.
Senate Health Committee Chairman Joe Vitale and incoming Assembly speaker Craig Coughlin (both D-Middlesex) introduced a bill Thursday that would establish uniform standards for conducting autopsies in all New Jersey counties. Currently, the medical examiners in each county have varying rules and procedures.
The state and county-level medical examiners investigate unexpected deaths such as homicides, suicides and the deaths of children under the age of 3, and perform autopsies in those and other circumstances.
Vitale and Coughlin’s bill would require county medical examiners to fully cooperate with the Office of the State Medical Examiner.
Vitale said Monday that he has been working with Christie administration in drafting the bill (S3605), which is expected to move quickly during the lame-duck legislative session. The bill is scheduled to be considered by Vitale’s Senate Health, Human Services and Senior Citizens Committee on Thursday. The measure must be signed into law by Jan. 9 or it will expire and would have to be reintroduced in the next legislative session.
Christie, who has made battling the opioid crisis his top priority before leaving office, has said counties currently have different standards for what constitutes a drug overdose death, which has prevented the state from getting accurate information about the scope of the opioid epidemic.
“Some of these deaths are not attributed to drug overdoses when they should be,” Vitale said.
The measure also would give county medical examiners the chance to purchase toxicology or other laboratory testing services as part of a contract entered into on behalf of the state. It would expand the list of places where a state medical examiner can use lab facilities to locations such as state medical universities.
During a news conference on his efforts to fight the opioid epidemic on Oct. 10, Christie said he would consider signing a bill to set statewide standards for medical examiners if it was crafted to his liking. He announced that day that the state Office of the Medical Examiner would get additional funding to hire staff, upgrade equipment and outsource certain toxicology reporting.
The governor’s office declined to comment Monday on Vitale’s bill.
“I think the state [medical examiner] office is fairly well funded, but the county offices are generally underfunded, and I don’t think people thought about the effect that that would have on the opioid crisis and our ability to be able determine what is exactly going on county by county and find hot spots and then deal with those hot spots,” Christie said Oct. 10.
Vitale said he plans to introduce a bill next year that would further overhaul the medical examiner system throughout the state. While he didn’t get into details, he said he wants to make the system more efficient and “raise the level of expertise,” adding that some counties don’t have medical examiners.

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Question: China warns it 'won't sit idle' if US harms trade ties

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US President Donald Trump signs a memorandum on addressing China's laws, policies, practices, and actions related to intellectual property, innovation, and technology at the White House in Washington, DC, on August 14
China warned on Tuesday that it "will not sit idle" if the United States takes actions that impair trade ties after President Donald Trump launched a probe into Beijing's intellectual property practices.
The commerce ministry issued a statement voicing "serious concern" and warning that any US trade protectionism "will definitely harm bilateral trade relations".
The statement, posted to the ministry's official website, added that Beijing would "definitely adopt all appropriate measures to vigorously defend the lawful rights and interest of China."
Trump on Monday signed a memorandum directing US Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer to determine whether Chinese policies hurt American investors or companies -- with retaliatory measures a possible outcome.
The president insisted that "Washington will turn a blind eye no longer" to Beijing's "theft" of US industrial secrets -- long a concern of major foreign corporations seeking a share of the huge Chinese market.
The probe comes at a time when US-China relations are already strained over North Korea, with Trump last week still suggesting that he might soften his position on trade if Beijing were to do more to help rein in its nuclear-armed neighbour.

US President Donald Trump's "Taiwan Travel Act" continues to draw ire from Chinese authorities. Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Lu Kang said Saturday the bill "severely violates" the "one China" principle and sends "very wrong signals to the 'pro-independence' separatist forces in Taiwan."
"China is strongly opposed to [the bill]," Lu said in a statement.
"We urge the US side to correct its mistake, stop pursuing any official ties with Taiwan or improving its current relations with Taiwan in any substantive way," he added.
In a separate statement, Chinese defense ministry spokesman Wu Qian said the act "interferes in China's internal affairs."
China urges the US to "stop pursuing any US-Taiwan military ties and stop arms sales to Taiwan, so as to avoid causing serious damage to the bilateral and military relations between China and the US, and to the peace and stability in the Taiwan Strait," the statement said.
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'A beacon of democracy'
On Friday, Trump signed legislation increasing contact between Washington officials and their Taiwanese counterparts, irking China, which considers Taiwan as part of its territory.
The "Taiwan Travel Act" will allow unrestricted two-way travel for officials from the United States and Taiwan, thus restoring direct official US contact with the self-ruled island, which was cut in 1979 when Washington switched diplomatic recognition from Taipei to Beijing.
The United States still does not have formal ties with Taiwan, but is required by law to help it with self-defense.
Washington dubs Taiwan "a beacon of democracy" in Asia and states that its "democratic achievements inspire many countries and people in the region."
On the other hand, China's relationship with Taiwan has taken a turn for the worse since the 2016 inauguration of Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen, who has refused to endorse Beijing's view that the island belongs to it.
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Question: Jury Rules In Favor Of Taylor Swift In Groping Lawsuit

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A jury has ruled in favor of pop superstar Taylor Swift in a high-profile case in Denver. A radio DJ sued Taylor Swift, her mother and her manager for falsely accusing him of assault and getting him fired from his job. Swift countersued for a dollar, saying the DJ put his hand up her skirt and groped her during a photo op. The case got attention from advocates of survivors of sexual assault, who are praising Swift's frank and unapologetic stand. A language warning here for listeners as we recount some of that testimony.
NPR's Leila Fadel is outside the court and joins us now from Denver. And, Leila, this seems like a pretty quick verdict from this jury. Remind us the details of this case.
LEILA FADEL, BYLINE: Well, David Mueller, a radio disc jockey here in Denver, was suing Taylor Swift, her mother and her manager for radio, Frank Bell, saying that he was falsely accused of groping Swift, and he lost his job over that. Taylor Swift was dismissed from the case as a defendant on Friday. The judge said there was insufficient evidence that she acted improperly when making that accusation.
So today he lost his case with defendants being her mother and her manager. He was suing for $2.98 million in damages. Meanwhile, the countersuit by Taylor Swift in which she sued Mueller for just $1 for assault and battery, the jury found that she was in fact assaulted and she suffered battery. And she got that $1.
CORNISH: Now, Taylor Swift did take the stand last week. Her testimony was widely recounted in the press. Talk about what she had to say and why it resonated.
FADEL: Yeah, you know, her cross-examination really got the attention of advocates for survivors of sexual assault. And they said that it got their attention because she was unapologetic. She was consistent. And she really refused to be shamed, even at one point looking at the lawyer and said, I'm going to - I refuse to make this about me, that this is not my fault.
You know, she had some pretty strong language during her cross-examination. When it was suggested that Mueller might have touched her somewhere else unintentionally by his lawyer, she said, no, he did not touch my rib. He did not touch my hand. He touched my bare ass. Now, that's a direct quote. And she used that word several times in court.
In another instance, Mueller's lawyer asked why she wasn't critical of her bodyguard for not keeping Mueller away from her. And her answer again was, I'm critical of your client for sticking his hand up my skirt. And that is what advocates looked at, saying she was really refusing to be shamed in court where victims, they say, are often retraumatized.
CORNISH: At the same time, I know that the DJ suing Taylor Swift, the defense, talked about her not reporting this to police.
FADEL: You know, two-thirds of sexual assaults are not reported to police according to the National Sexual Violence Resource Center. And this was kept quiet. This happened in 2013. A 51-year-old man allegedly groped her under her skirt when she was 23. And he was quietly fired. And that's why he sued. This came into the limelight because David Mueller sued. And her mother on the stand last week cried about that. She said that she had wanted to not revictimize her daughter.
And that is also a mainstay of the case and what the lawyer said who is representing Taylor Swift, saying that she was being revictimized. And just now after the verdict, he said that today something good happened, that the dollar that she countersued for was symbolic of all victims who have not been able to speak out.
CORNISH: That's NPR's Leila Fadel reporting on the case from Denver. Leila, thank you.
FADEL: Thank you. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.

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Question: Dundee road 'a red light zone' as locals hit out at prostitution

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Children and pensioners are being subjected to prostitution on a daily basis in an area of Dundee, it has been claimed.
A public meeting was held between residents, the police and other organisations following a series of concerns about the Arbroath Road area becoming a red light zone.
Around 30 people gathered at Arthurstone Community Library on Monday night to discuss the problem.
James McDonnell, a resident of Arbroath Road for 30 years, told the Tele afterwards he had witnessed people engaging in sexual acts close to his home — with children watching on. He said: “There’s a larger visibility of prostitutes and, with all due respect, a low visibility of the powers that be to try to sort this situation out.
“It’s practically on a nightly basis but more prevalent at the weekends. It’s now a red light zone. Children shouldn’t be exposed to that.”
Terri Lloyd, 46, a primary school teacher who lives on Arbroath Road with husband Andy, said children in the area and even her pensioner mother-in-law had been approached by prostitutes.
She added: “I had to explain to my daughter. She kept saying to me, ‘why is that girl always passing our house?’
“I held off explaining for as long as I could but eventually I had to say why they were there. I really felt that was out of line.
“Where I live, my living room is right on the corner so we see activity every night, all night. My mother-in-law is 73. She pulled up outside the house once and a girl approached her. She left when she realised it was an elderly woman, but that’s the extent of it.”
She said other family members had been “propositioned” at her front gate by sex workers and added that she was seeing “new girls appearing all the time” working in prostitution.
Community sergeant Alex Munro told the meeting officers were monitoring the situation, adding that women working as prostitutes would be given three warnings before being arrested — though anyone caught soliciting for sex, or “kerb crawling”, could be arrested and charged instantly.
Council representatives vowed that staff would continue to patrol the area and report suspected offences to police.

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A FIFTH of Birmingham's parking spaces are being blocked by inconsiderate drivers parking badly, a study has found.
Research revealed how thousands of parking spaces in the city could be freed up if motorists parked their cars more efficiently and thought of others when parking up.
Almost 40 per cent of the car owners questioned admitted they had deliberately left space around their car to prevent another vehicle parking next to it, while three-quarters said they left excessive space behind their car to make it easier for them to get out.
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13 per cent said they had parked over two spaces and one in ten even confessed to rolling wheelie bins out into the road - both of which to save the space for another vehicle.
According to the research by Direct Line, the city's parking capacity could be increased by a huge 20 per cent if drivers left less space between vehicles when parking.
The research suggests park assist technology - where the vehicle steers itself into a space - would help cars park with an equal distance from each other, opening up thousands of parking spaces for road users.
Brummie motorists, along with drivers in London, were found to be the least efficient parkers, leaving the largest amount of space between parked vehicles.
And it's no surprise as examples of terrible parking in and around Birmingham have increasingly been hitting the headlines with readers' horror parking pictures flooding in.
Frustrated readers posted their photos of poorly parked cars after police found two cars PARKED in the middle of a busy road in Sparkhill just last month.
An image of a car parked diagonally with its rear sticking out of an ASDA car park was shared along with a vehicle dumped on a pedestrian refuge near a school in Birmingham.
Sergeant Hanif Ullah from Bordesley Green Police said earlier this year: “Parking like this is anti-social and in some instances dangerous. West Midlands Police are passionate about working with the community to keep our neighbourhoods safe, secure and pleasant places to be.
“I’d encourage anyone experiencing anti-social parking like this to contact their local neighbourhood team using our new contact service WMNow (https:// www.wmnow.co.uk/ ).”