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NEW HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) — The state is hoping you sign up for health insurance; and they’re making some accommodations to try to help you do it by making call center hours longer.
The countdown is on. You have just 11 days to sign up at Access Health CT. You can always sign up online; but if you need to speak with someone here’s what they are going to do.
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The Access Health CT call centers will be open from 8:00 in the morning until 8:00 at night Monday through Friday from now until December 21st. Plus, on the last day to sign up, December 22nd, they will keep it open all the way until midnight.
Related Content: Access Health Connecticut: Open Enrollment 2017
On their website they boast that all of their plans include check-ups, lab work and vaccines, prescriptions, emergency room visits, and maternity care. Last year more than 100,000 people signed up coverage through Access Health CT for 2017. They’re hoping to beat that number this year.
Remember, the deadline is December 22nd.

WASHINGTON - The Trump administration came into office looking to dismantle Barack Obama's health care law, but the Affordable Care Act survived. Now the administration is on the hook to deliver a smooth ending to sign-up season, with a crush of customers expected this week.
For millions of eligible consumers time runs out on Friday.
Dec. 15 is the last day for procrastinators to enroll in subsidized private coverage in 39 states served by the federal HealthCare.gov website. Consumer interest has remained brisk, even as the Trump administration cut the sign-up season in half, reducing it from roughly from 90 days to 45 days.
"It's more likely than ever that they're going to run into real volume problems in the last week because that's when everybody is going to show up," said Tim Jost, a legal analyst who closely follows the workings of the ACA.
Heavy traffic could slow the website, and lead to long hold times at the federal call center. For the vast majority, this is the last opportunity to secure coverage for 2018, or switch from an existing plan. One exception: People living in hurricane-affected areas can get an extension to sign up by Dec. 31 by contacting the HealthCare.gov call center. That could make a difference in states such as Texas and Florida.
Enrollment fluctuates in the course of the year, but it's estimated that 9 million to 10 million people currently have coverage through the ACA's marketplaces. The markets cater to people who don't have access to a job-based plan, and participation is expected to dip somewhat next year.
In a twist, many people eligible for financial help may actually be able to pay lower premiums in 2018. Although list price premiums for the most popular plans went up sharply, so did taxpayer-provided subsidies that limit how much individuals actually have to pay. In many communities, bare-bones "bronze" plans are available for no monthly premium to those eligible for subsidies.
Sign-up season has been free of problems up to now, insurers say. Scheduled early Sunday maintenance shutdowns have not been a disruption.
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Nonetheless, administration officials at the Health and Human Services department are saying little about their contingency plans for the final week. That's a contrast from the Obama years.
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, which also administers the ACA, did say that the deadline hour will remain the same this year — midnight Pacific time. That means consumers on the East Coast will have until 3 a.m. on Saturday morning to enroll.
Although the Trump administration slashed the advertising budget, HealthCare.gov has been sending out targeted emails to people potentially eligible. Examples:
— "Don't forget: Friday, December 15 is the last day to pick a 2018 Marketplace plan."
— "FINAL DEADLINE: Enroll in a 2018 health plan before December 15 or risk going without Marketplace coverage."
— "Come back to HealthCare.gov to select a plan before the final deadline or risk missing out on 2018 Marketplace coverage."
During the Obama years, officials allowed a grace period for consumers who started an application before the final deadline, but were unable to finish. It's unclear if the Trump administration will allow such extensions, or whether it will strictly enforce the deadline hour. Previous extensions allowed hundreds of thousands of consumers to enroll.
Failure to provide extensions this year would be a mistake, said Andy Slavitt, who oversaw HealthCare.gov under Obama.
"It really would not be fair to people, particularly if there are technology challenges with the last minute surge as there have been every year," Slavitt said.
While Dec. 15 is the deadline for states served by HealthCare.gov, that's not the case in all parts of the country. Most states that run their own health insurance websites are providing an extended period for consumers to enroll. In California and New York, for instance, the deadline remains the same as last year — Jan. 31. Other states have deadlines spanning from late December to mid-January.
Economist Joe Antos of the business-oriented American Enterprise Institute said the Trump administration has to get it right. Otherwise, it reinforces the Democrats' charge that Trump is bent on sabotaging the health law.
"Everything that goes wrong will be attributed to White House malevolence," said Antos. "Donald Trump should not be tweeting negative statements this week. If he were to tweet at all, I would suggest: 'Be sure to check your plan.'"


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Question: Betts homers twice to lift Red Sox over Phillies 7-3

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PHILADELPHIA (AP) — The Red Sox sure didn’t look like a team that didn’t get to bed until the sun came up Wednesday.
Mookie Betts homered twice, Xander Bogaerts had three RBIs and the bullpen continued to be lights out as the Boston Red Sox beat the Philadelphia Phillies 7-3 for their third straight win.
It would have been understandable if Boston were sluggish in this game after travel issues didn’t have their plane land in Philadelphia until 4 a.m.
But the Red Sox weren’t looking for excuses and came out from the first pitch and pounded the Phillies.
“It just kind of happened,” Betts said. “One guy follows the guy in front of them and it just kind of worked out. It feels great after all the things that went into getting here. I’m happy we did it under four hours and we can get a little rest before tomorrow.”
Betts had four hits and drove in three to lead an offensive barrage off Phillies starter Jeremy Hellickson (5-5). Boston tagged him for six runs on nine hits in just five innings.
Betts led off the game with a single, had an RBI double in the second, but his biggest hit was a solo home run, his 10th of the season, in the fourth inning after the Phillies had scored three runs to close within 5-3.
He had a chance to get the cycle in the ninth inning, but instead of a triple connected for home run No. 11 to put the game out of reach. It was his eighth career multi-homer game.
“When Mookie gets a lead off base hit we were trying to create some energy because of the time we got (into town),” said Red Sox manager John Farrell. “We were able to string a bunch of hits together and Mookie had some big swings to get it started and we were able to build a five-run lead.”
Betts was dazzling defensively as well, and made a stellar diving catch in right field to rob Howie Kendrick of a hit in the fifth inning.
Bogaerts was also impressive, with a two-run double off Hellickson in the first and a single that scored Betts in the second. He also had a fine defensive play robbing Hellickson of an infield hit, squashing a potential Phillies rally in the fourth.
Andrew Benintendi drove in the other Red Sox run with a sacrifice fly.
Both teams had multiple highlight plays defensively. Aside from Betts and Bogaerts, Benintendi made a leaping catch in foul territory taking a ball out of the stands, Pablo Sandoval made a pair of diving plays at third, Dustin Pedroia stretched his errorless game streak to 88, which included some difficult chances and Jackie Bradley Jr. made a running, over-the-shoulder grab to end the game.
“We made a number of great defensive plays tonight,” Farrell said.
For its part, Philadelphia did a fine job defensively as well, turning four double plays.
The Phillies scored three runs off Boston starter Brian Johnson in the third inning on a two-out single by Kendrick and a two-run home run by Aaron Altherr, his 10th of the season.
Johnson left the game with an arm injury, but the Red Sox bullpen shut the door on the Phillies, as four different relievers combined to allow just two hits over the final 6 1/3 innings. Hector Velazquez (1-1) was credited with his first major league win.
The Boston bullpen has now gone 21 1/3 consecutive innings without allowing a run.
Not much is going right for the Phillies who have the worst record in baseball. They have lost eight consecutive games as well as all eight interleague games this season, matching a franchise record for consecutive interleague losses since games between the two leagues started in 1997.
TRAINER’S ROOM
Red Sox: Starting pitcher Brian Johnson left the game in the third inning with what the Red Sox indicated was left shoulder discomfort. He will be reevaluated in Boston Friday. Johnson said he started to feel tightness in warmups and came out as a precaution. After two strong innings, Johnson lost a lot of velocity on his pitches, leading to the Phillies only offensive outburst of the game.
Phillies: 2B Cesar Hernandez will be out of action for at least six weeks with an oblique strain, but that doesn’t mean the Phillies are going to call up red hot prospect Scott Kingery, who leads all of minor league baseball with 18 home runs at Double A Reading. Kingery isn’t on the 40-man roster currently and Phillies GM Matt Klentak said before the game that Kingery isn’t ready for a call-up. He did suggest, though, that Kingery will likely be moved to Triple A soon.
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Recalled prior to the game RHP Hector Velazquez was pressed into emergency duty when Johnson was injured. After getting hammered in his first major league appearance in May, Velazquez was solid against the Phillies allowing just one hit and two walks in 3 1/3 scoreless innings and earning his first big league victory.
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Red Sox: LHP Chris Sale (8-2, 2.97) has won each of his last seven decisions and leads the majors with 126 strikeouts.
Phillies: RHP Nick Pivetta (1-3, 5.52) will be making his seventh major league start. He hasn’t pitched more than five innings in any of his first six contests and the Phillies have lost five of those six games.
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Drew Butera had a two-run single in the 10th inning and the Kansas City Royals earned a 5-2 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals on Wednesday.


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SANTA CLARA, Calif. — The San Francisco 49ers are easing linebacker Reuben Foster back into the system after he missed the start of the off-season program while dealing with a domestic violence case that was eventually dropped.
Foster was not allowed to participate in the off-season program until a judge ruled last week that he wouldn't have to stand trial on domestic violence charges. The judge determined there was no evidence that Foster ever hit his ex-girlfriend.
Foster rejoined the Niners last Thursday but has been held out of team drills as he gets back into form after missing more than five weeks of the off-season program while waiting for his case to be resolved.
He took part in individual drills during organized team activities but spent the time during team drills doing conditioning or watching teammates.
"Getting him up to speed won't take as long," defensive co-ordinator Robert Saleh said. "I can promise you that when he gets out there, he'll be like a fireball. It will be cool to see."
Foster had a trying off-season following an arrest in February on charges of beating up his girlfriend. He was charged in April with felony domestic violence, forcefully attempting to dissuade a witness and felony possession of an assault weapon.
That led to the decision by the 49ers to keep him away from the off-season program and general manager John Lynch said Foster would be cut if it was proven he hit his girlfriend.
But the case quickly fell apart. The accuser, Elissa Ennis, recanted her accusations two days after telling police she was hit in the head eight to 10 times by Foster. She testified at a preliminary hearing earlier this month that the injuries were caused by a fight with another woman and she gave prosecutors video of that fight. She said she lied initially because she wanted retribution after Foster tried to end their relationship.
Judge Nona Klippen said recantations aren't uncommon in domestic violence cases but said there was no supporting evidence in this case that Foster had attacked Ennis and dropped the domestic violence charges. Foster still faces a misdemeanour weapons charge for having a Sig Sauer 516 short-barrelled rifle in his home that was legally registered in Alabama.
Foster also had a misdemeanour marijuana case dismissed in Alabama this month when he completed a pretrial diversion program.

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Question: La Coop fédérée and Maizex Seeds enter into Joint Venture partnership

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MONTRÉAL, July 4, 2018 /CNW Telbec/ - La Coop fédérée, an agri-food cooperative headquartered in Montréal with operations across Canada, has entered into a Joint Venture partnership with Maizex Seeds, a leading corn and soybean seed company based in Tilbury, Ontario. The partnership will have a broad, national presence, and the two organizations will develop synergies between their existing operations, building on a foundation as a fully Canadian, farmer-owned seed company.
Maizex Seeds produces and markets seed corn and seed soybeans, while La Coop fédérée produces and markets seed for corn, soybeans, cereals, and forages under the Elite brand. The partnership with Maizex will enable the two organizations to add further to the strengths and expertise that each brand currently brings to the market. Over the coming months, the companies will be working together to launch a comprehensive market strategy to provide full product access and support to farmers across the country.
"As seed and grain distribution operations are becoming more competitive every day, we are pleased to invest and reinforce our presence in Ontario and on the Canadian market" said Ghislain Gervais, President, La Coop fédérée. This partnership will generate new efficiencies but more importantly better seed offering to all farmers in Canada."
"La Coop fédérée is the ideal partner for Maizex, not only given their ownership and shared values, but also their shared vision to invest in the scale and scope of seed business needed to service Canadian farmers across this great nation well into the future." notes Dave Baute, President and CEO of Maizex Seeds. He adds that La Coop fédérée has a track record of success that has resulted in it being one of the largest Canadian agri-food organizations.
"This partnership with Maizex Seeds will create a more diversified portfolio of products for the benefit of Canadian farmers, remarks Sébastien Léveillé, Executive Vice President, Agribusiness Division at La Coop fédérée. "We believe that it is important to farmers across the country to have a strong Canadian seed choice. Maizex Seeds shares our company's values and like us works to enhance the prosperity of Canadian farmers and their families."
The financial terms of this agreement will not be made public.
About La Coop fédérée
Founded in 1922, La Coop fédérée is the largest agri-food enterprise in Quebec and it is the 24th largest agri-food cooperative in the world. It represents more than 120,000 members, agricultural producers and consumers grouped into nearly 70 cooperatives with operations spread out in many Canadian provinces. More than 13,000 people are employed at La Coop fédérée which has annual revenues of $6.3 billion. Including its affiliated network, La Coop fédérée has nearly 18,000 employees and consolidated revenue of $9.2 billion. Its activities are separated into three Divisions: Olymel S.E.C (under the Olymel, Flamingo and Lafleur banners), the Agri-business division (under the La Coop, Elite, Agrocentre Agrico and Agromart banners), and Groupe BMR under the BMR, Unimat, Agrizone and Potvin & Bouchard banners). For further information, visit www.lacoop.coop. Twitter account: twitter.com/LaCoop_federee.
About Maizex Seeds
Maizex Seeds produces and markets seed corn for grain and silage, and seed soybeans to meet the needs of farmers across Canada. Based near Tilbury, Ontario, Maizex has grown by meeting customer needs through product performance and high quality seed production. For more information visit maizex.com or Twitter @maizex.
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Question: Canada, U.S. grievances hidden by friendly words

U.S. President Donald Trump says the trade relationship with Canada will only be "tweaked." The trouble is a little tweak in America can be a powerful thump in Canada.
The pleasure-pain imbalance is so severe that sometimes the Americans don't even realize it hurts.
The statistics prove it. Only 18 per cent of America's foreign trade comes to Canada. Fully 76 per cent of Canada's goes to the U.S.
So, it's best not to get too euphoric over Monday's White House meeting between Trump and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. Genuinely encouraging as it was, real problems lie behind the friendly language.
Interim Conservative leader Rona Ambrose pointed out the Americans have major grievances with our beef imports and supply management in several areas of agriculture. There's also softwood lumber (that old thing).
Ambrose worries that Trump's aggressive deregulation and low-tax policy could make Canada uncompetitive. In that case, we could lose even if trade rules are untouched.
But she also had a kind word for Trudeau: "I've been on the record about some of the things Donald Trump has said about women."
"But this is a delicate situation here. I don't think it's going to help anyone in this country if the prime minister went to Washington and started a fight with the president."
Trudeau certainly didn't. His diplomatic performance, I thought, was masterful.
He didn't fawn over Trump, reach for his hand, look for an Obama style back-slap. The PM gave Trump no chance to offer a dismissive gesture. He kept a dignified emotional distance without being disrespectful.
Trudeau did a lot better, on balance, than British Prime Minister Theresa May, who almost started an uprising at home by casually inviting Trump for a visit.
Patrick Gossage, who was Pierre Trudeau's press secretary in the 1970s and 1980s, said, "(Justin) Trudeau's far too smart to have raised anything that would have annoyed Trump."
"He's well brought-up -- unlike his father, who would raise things with (Ronald) Reagan from time to time that Reagan did not like at all," Gossage told the CBC.
Reagan, who served as president from 1981 to 1989, once said after Trudeau urged him to press detente with Eastern Europe: "Damn it, Pierre, what do you want me to do?"
Trudeau needled earlier President Richard Nixon so artfully Nixon called him, in tapes released later, a "son of a bitch" and an "asshole." Trudeau rejoined: "I've been called worse things by better people."
NAFTA did not yet exist then. Now, trade is so vital that Justin Trudeau's key goal must be to protect it.
Both leaders made a great deal of the special relationship. If anything, Trump was more gracious than Trudeau. The president had no complaints about border security, trade irritants, or Canadian attitudes toward his many pronouncements.
He said to Trudeau, "On behalf of our country, it's an honour to be with you." At a joint press conference he called Canada "our great friend, neighbour and ally."
An event with female leaders, including TransAlta CEO Dawn Farrell, coincided with the announcement of a United States-Canada Council for Advancement of Women Entrepreneurs and Business Leaders.
The four-page communique summing up the day is a symphony of mutual support on trade, energy, border security, international alliances (including NATO and NORAD), the fight against ISIS and much more.
Most promising of all was the civil, respectful, bluster-free greeting Trump extended to both Trudeau and Canada.
May these blessings endure.
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Question: Parents of transgender students appeal to Trump on bathrooms

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WASHINGTON — Hundreds of parents across the country have called on President Donald Trump to embrace Obama-era protections for transgender students that allow them use to school bathrooms in accord with their gender identity.
In a letter sent to the president by the Human Rights Campaign late Tuesday, more than 780 parents stressed that “all students deserve equal access to a safe, welcoming school and a high quality education no matter who they are.”
The call follows a decision by the Trump administration last week to abandon a defense of the guidelines that had been issued by the Obama administration. A court issued an injunction against those guidelines last summer in response to a lawsuit filed by 13 states. President Barack Obama appealed the injunction, but the Trump administration decided to back off from that appeal.
Parents of transgender students say that revoking the right of students to use school bathrooms according to their gender identity amounts to discrimination and creates a hostile learning environment for transgender students. “These policies are wrong, they hurt our children, and they violate the principle of equal education,” the letter said.
Vanessa Ford, an education activist in Washington, D.C., whose 5-year-old daughter Ellie is transgender, said that forcing her to use one-stall individual bathrooms — which are usually located in the nurse’s office — or the boys’ bathroom would cause her pain.
“She would cry. She would withdraw,” Ford wrote in an op-ed in The Washington Post last year. “She would feel alone, shameful, and unwelcome by her teachers and her peers.”
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Conservative activists firmly oppose the idea, saying it endangers the privacy and safety of other students and infringes on their civil rights.
Ryan Anderson, a senior research fellow with the conservative Heritage Foundation, says such protections for transgender students “will not result in what advocates claim is ‘Fairness for All.’ Instead, they will penalize many Americans who believe that we are created male and female and that male and female are created for each other,” Anderson wrote.
Newly confirmed Education Secretary Betsy DeVos has not voiced a position on the bathrooms controversy other than to say that she is against discrimination and will support all students.
During the election campaign Trump said that transgender students can use the bathroom they like.
An estimated 0.7 percent of youth ages 13-17 in the United Sates, or about 150,000 people, identify as transgender, according to a study by The Williams Institute at the UCLA School of Law.

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We have all got used to using the new tenners now, but how long before the old school ones are no longer legal tender?
The plastic £10 note is so prevalent nowadays that you may have almost forgotten about the old paper tenner, but if you still have some, time is running out to spend or swap them.
The polymer £10 note came into circulation in September 2017 and at the time, the Bank of England said that the paper tenners will be no longer legal tender early in 2018.
That time is quickly approaching as we are in the last month of them being legal tender, reports Somerset Live .
It is worth noting that if you have a lot to exchange, you may be asked to provide identification, such as a passport or driving licence to trade them in.
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Following on the heels of the fiver and tenner turning plastic, the new £20 note will be released in the next couple of years.
These include a number of extraordinary details that will ensure that counterfeits from entering circulation;
A see-through window featuring the Queen's portrait
Winchester Cathedral shown in gold foil on the front of the note and silver on the back
A quill at the side of the window which changes from purple to orange
A hologram which contains the word Ten and changes to Pounds when the note is tilted
A hologram of the coronation crown which appears 3D and multi-coloured when the note is tilted
A book-shaped copper foil patch which contains the lettering JA
Micro-lettering beneath the Queen's portrait with tiny letters and numbers that can be seen under a microscope
The words Bank of England printed in intaglio (raised ink) along the top of the note

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Brits are being encouraged to rifle through their change jars for a rare 20th Century coin could make you almost £40,000.
Due to low mintage, a George V sovereign Sydney mint could fetch between £8,500 and £37,500, depending on its condition.
Anyone who owns a 1926 edition of the sovereign should check the side of the coin for an S - showing it was made in Sydney and hugely increasing its value.
Due to low mintage, a George V sovereign Sydney mint could fetch between £8,500 and £37,500, depending on its condition
Records on londoncoins.co.uk show that a 1926S sovereign was indeed sold for £18,000 in September 2014.
And despite not reaching anywhere near the experts' valuation, one of the coins is currently available on eBay for a tidy profit-making £2,500.
It comes as Britain prepares to welcome a new 12-sided £1 coin from March.
Despite not reaching anywhere near the experts' valuation, this particular coin is available on eBay for a tidy profit-making £2,500.
The news comes as Britiain prepares to welcome a new 12-sided £1 coin from March.
Households are being warned to spend or bank all their round pound coins before October, when they will cease to be legal tender.


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SAN FRANCISCO (KRON/AP)– At least one person is dead and multiple people are injured after a shooting at a UPS Center in San Francisco Wednesday morning.
A UPS spokesman says four people were injured in a shooting at a package delivery facility in San Francisco and that the shooter was an employee.
UPS spokesman Steve Gaut said Wednesday that he believed the shooter “turned the gun on himself” but did not have additional information. He said the four victims were taken to a hospital but didn’t know their conditions.
The shooting happened at around 9:00 a.m. near a large UPS customer service center.
Witnesses say they heard several shots and saw people running out the UPS building.
No officers were injured in the shooting.
Police are advising the public to avoid the area. Officers are doing a search of the area.
They are asking people in the area to shelter in place until further notice.
San Francisco police have confirmed the shooting, but didn’t release other information.
Uniformed UPS employees are being led out in a line by officers next to a highway. They walked away calmly with emergency vehicles nearby.
The shooting led to a massive police response and a shelter-in-place warning for the surrounding area.
The building is located in the Potrero Hill, which is about 2 ½ miles from downtown San Francisco.
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Statement from UPS: UPS confirms there was an incident involving employees within the company’s facility in San Francisco earlier this morning. Local law enforcement have control of the facility and are conducting an investigation. The company is cooperating with law enforcement. We cannot provide information as to the identity of persons involved at this time, pending the police investigation.
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Evacuated #UPS workers wait outside building on 16th and Utah. #SFPD officer warns me scene still not secure @kron4news pic.twitter.com/n0FtcIFbqM — Philippe Djegal (@pdjegal) June 14, 2017
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PARIS (AP) — French police say an 8-year-old girl was killed and at least five people were injured when a driver slammed his car into the sidewalk cafe of a pizza restaurant in a small town east of Paris.
An official with the national gendarme service said the driver was arrested soon after the incident Monday night in the town of Sept-Sorts.
The official said it is unclear whether the act was deliberate. The official was not authorized to be publicly named according to police policy.
An Algerian man drove his car into a group of French soldiers last week, and a truck attack in the French city of Nice left 86 people dead a little more than a year ago. Several other countries have seen cars used as weapons in recent years.
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At 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday morning, about 400 people, including journalists and former California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, settled into their seats at the US Supreme Court to hear what turned out to be an incredibly lively and educational argument over partisan gerrymandering.
Everyone else had to wait.
The case could have a profound effect on future elections and the political direction of the country, but while a ruling may not come for months, Tuesday’s oral arguments are a reminder that the Supreme Court sets its own path when it comes to transparency.
Court junkies around the country erupted in outrage when transcripts for the oral arguments appeared later than usual on the court’s website. On top of that, Chief Justice John Roberts had denied a congressional request to release same-day audio of the proceedings. And, as always, no video cameras were allowed.
With a blockbuster term including cases on religious liberty, immigration, privacy and voting rights, questions are again being asked why the Supreme Court remains so opaque.
“SCOTUS still living in the 70s when it comes to technology and transparency,” Josh Douglas, an election law expert at the University of Kentucky College of Law, tweeted.
“This is the most important election law case in years — one that may impact the entire foundation of our democracy,” Douglas said later. “Yet those of us who could not be in DC at the oral argument were left waiting hours to read a cold transcript of what the justices said.”
The court regularly posts all audio on its website the Friday after arguments. But to some, that’s not good enough.
In fact, four congressmen wrote Roberts last month asking him to provide live audio for the redistricting case to no avail.
“In the past 17 years, the court has released same-day audio for 26 cases with heightened public interest,” wrote Democratic Reps. Gerry Connolly, Mike Quigley and Jerry Nadler, along with GOP Rep. Ted Poe. “This case undoubtedly meets that bar.”
In a separate statement, Connolly said the Supreme Court “is not some mystical priesthood” and that in the digital age “it strains credulity that this modest effort at transparency would prove impossible.”
What the congressmen, really want, however, is for the court to televise its proceedings. Last January, they introduced the Cameras in the Court Act, legislation they believe would “increase public transparency and improve understanding of its proceedings.”
But there is no sign that the justices are going to budge on that issue.
“I can tell you the day you see a camera come into our courtroom, it’s going to roll over my dead body,” retired Justice David Souter said in 1996.
Things haven’t really changed.
While some justices seemed open to the idea before taking the bench, they changed their minds once they reached the high court. As things stand, there is no support among the current justices to have proceedings televised.
In an appearance last month at the Newseum, Justice Sonia Sotomayor said that during her confirmation process, she met with several senators who told her they thought that when the Senate installed cameras in their chamber in the 1980s, it stopped members from having to sit next to each other, listen and discuss problems in person.
She feared that televising proceedings at court might lead to some justices playing to the cameras or others to refrain from asking questions. She acknowledged that audio is released but feared cameras would change the institution.
What Sotomayor didn’t add is that the court is currently the most collegial branch of government. Implicit in her comments: if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.
As things stand, according the court’s public information officer, there are approximately 400 seats in the courtroom, which include the bar section, the justices’ guest box, 36 press seats and the public section (240 seats for the general public, groups and guests of the court.)
Often the line forms early in the morning, and even the previous day for big events where hopeful individuals (and sometimes hired placeholders) begin to arrive with sleeping bags in tow.
Jeffrey P. Minear, the counselor to Roberts, responded to the congressmen, he said, because the chief justice was “busy with the current argument session.”
Minear said Roberts “has worked throughout his tenure to make the Supreme Court’s work more accessible to the public.” He noted that the court now posts its opinions online simultaneously with their announcement, posts oral argument transcripts as soon as possible and posts audio recordings by the end of the week. In addition, in November, the court plans to launch an electronic filing system that will make virtually all filings accessible online, without cost, to the public.”
But no live broadcasts.
Minear reiterated that live broadcast or streaming of oral arguments “could adversely affect the character and quality of the dialogue between the attorneys and justices.”
He added, “The chief justice appreciates and shares your ultimate goal of increasing public transparency and improving public understanding of the Supreme Court.”
That sentence gave hope to Gabe Roth, who runs an organization called Fix the Court and has pressed for more transparency. Roth points out that some lower courts offer live access to appellate arguments and that “pro-transparency reforms” come in fits and starts.
For example, the court ran live audio last year from the Great Hall for Justice Antonin Scalia’s memorial.
And things are at least going electronic, Roth noted.
“The justices’ financial disclosures have yet to be released online, but as of this summer the press and public may obtain them via thumb drive and not just via paper,” he said. “The court refuses to post some basic information online, such as why the justices periodically recuse themselves from cases, yet as of next month, attorneys will be able to file their cases and motions electronically.”


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People in the Queen Street area of Charlottetown will have a new place to buy groceries in their neighbourhood as early as Thursday — Murphy's Pharmacies is opening a new pharmacy, food market and health centre.
The location is that of the former Queen Street Co-op that closed in 2015. Murphy's Pharmacies purchased the space shortly after for this purpose.
In a written release, Murphy's said the location will have a pharmacy, medical centre and food market that will include produce, frozen goods, baked goods and a Receiver coffee bar among other things.
Medical clinic
Some doctors and staff including a nurse practitioner and mental health counselors, diabetes nurse educators and dietitians will be moving from the Parkdale Medical Centre to this new location in early March, the release says.
The food market will have produce, bakery items, meat, and frozen goods among other things. (Submitted by Murphy's Pharmacies)
Dr. Randy MacKinnon, Dr. Paul Corney and Dr. George Carruthers will make the move to Queen Street.
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The business has already has received positive feedback from people in the neighbourhood, the release said.
"We have heard from many residents that are thrilled to have an expanded Murphy's Pharmacies location within walking distance of their homes," said Ryan Murphy, the president of Murphy's Pharmacies.
Murphy's hopes to open the Queen Street location Thursday, but given the forecast of another snowstorm, they said they'd keep customers updated via social media.

Coffee cups, bottles and other litter will be picked up by residents Saturday during the city’s annual Pitch-In Day.
Volunteers are wanted to help the Clean City Advisory Committee beautify the city from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. at various designated sites or locations of their choice.
Gloves and garbage bags are provided.
Volunteers can meet at Malcolmson Eco-Park at 325 Lakeshore Rd., Pic Leeson Park at the main entrance off Bloomfield Street and Participark Trail at the trail parking lot on Old Glendale Road near Pelham Road and Glendale Avenue.
The QEW off-ramp at Lake Street is also a designated site but no children under 12 are allowed at that location. Participants will meet at the Best Western Plus parking lot at 2 North Street.
Other alternative sites are Benfield Drive behind the Walmart plaza, Vintage Park at 66 Vintage Crescent and the Old Welland Canal along Oakdale Avenue, where volunteers will meet in the parking lot at Eastchester and Oakdale Avenue.
Residents can also clean their own neighbourhood or favourite park. Call 905-688-5600 ext. 1630 to register and arrange for the trash bags to be picked up. Supplies are now available at Seymour-Hannah Sports and Entertainment Centre, City Hall and the St. Catharines Kiwanis Aquatics Centre.


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Question: Cat lover Bob Mortimer visits Sussex adoption centre

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

Ladies willl take to the catwalk next month as they stage a fashion show and shopping event to support Sheffield’s vulnerable young people.
The event staged by the Golddigger Trust is on May 2, from 7.30pm at The Well Church on Ecclesall Road.
Local ladies, aged from 16 – 50 years, will strut their stuff for the audience, including some ‘I’m the Girl I Want To Be’ course graduates, who will demonstrate just how much they now believe in themselves by modelling the beautiful bargains.
Tickets are £6 and include a free drink on arrival. After the show, attendees will be able to buy any of the clothes, in a wide range of sizes at a greatly reduced price. Brands include: M&S, Topshop, New Look, Wallis, Evans, Windsmoor, River Island and more.
Refreshments will be available and there will be a prize raffle.
See the website for tickets at www.golddiggertrust.co.uk.
The Golddigger Trust aims to unearth value and see real transformation in the lives of vulnerable young people.
The charity supports hundreds of vulnerable young people in Sheffield every year in local schools, youth groups and at their Centre for Young People on Psalter Lane.
This is achieved through mentoring, self-esteem and relationships courses, child sexual exploitation awareness sessions, football outreach and music and craft workshops, with thousands more helped through national projects and training programmes.
With mental health and emotional wellbeing issues among young people increasingly on the rise, demand for the support Golddigger Trust provides is huge. Community fundraising events are vital to raise both cash and awareness of issues surrounding teens.
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Question: Keidel: March Madness Lives Up To The Name

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

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Question: How to get a cheap Nutribullet and five of the best recipes

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Juicers can help fitness fans and those on a diet by creating simple smoothies, juices and soups.
Competitively priced and easy to use, juicers have seen a surge in popularity in recent years and the big brand names include Breville, Morphy Richards and specialist juicer company Nutribullet.
Nutribullet's should top any fitness fanatic's list, especially now supermarket Tesco is selling them at a bargain price. Here is where to get the cheapest price on a Nutribullet.
What is the Nutribullet?
The juicer can break down ice, nuts, seeds, fruit and veg- and could be your answer to dropping some weight in time for the summer season.
The NutriBullet 600 Series 8-piece juicer blender comes complete with a high torque power base, 1x extractor blade, 1x tall cup (680ml), 1x short cup (511ml), 1x handled comfort lip ring, 1x stay-fresh lid, a user manual with recipes and a Pocket Nutritionist.
Where to get the best price on a Nutribullet
Tesco are currently selling the blender at just £34 - reduced from £59.
Usually costing £70, the price of the Nutribullet has dropped with prices on the high street and online starting from as little as £34 (at Tesco Direct ).
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The Nutribullet range consists of many different variations- with other retailers selling packages with different items included.
For instance, shoppers can pick up the Magic Bullet Blender (11 piece set) for just £39.99 , or for the 17 piece set with a 25% saving at just £37.67.
Tesco alone have an 8 item range of different Nutribullet products- which even includes a pink magic bullet or you can save £5 on the baby food processor at just £53 .
The best Nutribullet recipes according to Instagram
The Nutribullet can be used to make a huge variety of dishes- and here's some great ones for first timers.
We took to the product range instagram page to see what their most recommended dishes are.
Strawberry & Blueberry Smoothie
Berry Oat Smoothie Bowl
Green Smoothie Bowl filled with spinach, cucumber, spinach, avocado and more
Roast pumpkin soup
Carrot and Cauliflower anti-inflammatory soup

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Parenting favourite Boots has just slashed the prices on hundreds of their baby products, including clothes, bottles, pushchairs, and even baby food.
Whether you're looking to try out a new brand or are just after some of the inevitable nappies, all things baby seem to be on sale right now at the high street retailer.
We've rounded up our favourite offers below.
The deals are both online and in store and will apparently last until the 22nd May.
2 for £9 on Pampers Premium Protection nappies
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As all parents know - you can never have too many nappies! All the Premium Protection packs are on offer at the minute. You'll thank yourself in the future when you're back down to the last few!
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Aveeno is well known for its healing powers, with soothing oats at the core of its work - but it usually comes with a hefty price tag.
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The marching band of Alabama's oldest private, historically black liberal arts college has accepted an invitation to perform at President-elect Donald Trump's inaugural parade, organizers said.
Talladega College's band will march at Trump's inauguration as other historically black schools such as Howard University, which performed at President Barack Obama's first inaugural parade, said they won't be marching in the Jan. 20 event.
"We were a bit horrified to hear of the invitation," said Shirley Ferrill of Fairfield, Alabama, a member of Talladega's Class of 1974.
"I don't want my alma mater to give the appearance of supporting him," Ferrill said of Trump on Monday. "Ignore, decline or whatever, but please don't send our band out in our name to do that."
The move has lit up Talladega College's social media sites with a sharp debate about the band's decision to participate in the parade. Some people voiced strong opposition, while others support the band's participation.
"After how black people were treated at Trump's rallies, you're going to go and shuck and jive down Pennsylvania Avenue? For what?" Seinya SamForay said in an interview. "What they did is a slap in the face to other black universities."
SamForay, of Chicago, was among dozens of people commenting on the school's social media sites.
The Presidential Inaugural Committee announced Friday that the Talladega College Marching Tornadoes was among 40 groups, including high school bands and military organizations, scheduled to perform in the parade. Some members of the Marist College band in upstate New York, also scheduled to perform at the inauguration, say they won't participate, a school spokesman said Monday.
Ron White of Atlanta, a 1997 graduate of another historically black college, Fort Valley State University in Georgia, said he questioned why band members from Talladega "should be playing all these patriotic tunes for someone who has degraded us."
At the same time, though, White said he respects the office of the president and he hopes that Talladega's band does well.
"What they should do in my opinion is play that national anthem the best way they've ever played it in their life, because you're basically saluting the country," White said in an interview.
The nation's historically black colleges and universities instil in students the idea that "ignored behaviour is condoned behaviour ," said Reese Walker of Memphis, who marched in the band at Mississippi Valley State University. That's one reason he doesn't think Talladega College should participate.
Talladega College officials haven't returned several phone calls and emails seeking comment.
The college was founded in 1867, by the descendants of the slaves who helped to build its first building, according to historical documents on the college's website .
The decision to march in Trump's inaugural parade has also sparked controversy at Marist College in Poughkeepsie, New York. The band will be marching, but some of its members will be staying home, school spokesman Greg Cannon said Monday.
"They don't want to have anything to do with the inauguration or President Trump and we respect that, and that's their right," Cannon said.
"We're not looking to put anybody in a spot that conflicts with their personal beliefs," he added.

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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
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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.
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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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DARK SHADOW OVER THE GOLDEN GLOBES: When nominations for the 75th annual Golden Globe Awards are announced this morning, the shadow of sexual misconduct scandals will be hard to avoid ... The nominations will begin at 8:15 a.m. ET. A second batch of nominees will follow live on NBC's "Today" show, where less than two weeks earlier, longtime host Matt Lauer was fired following multiple allegations of sexual misconduct. Lauer was just the latest media figure to be toppled by the ongoing revelations that have followed the ouster of former Weinstein Co. co-chairman Harvey Weinstein, along with many others, including Kevin Spacey. As a co-star in Ridley Scott’s upcoming "All the Money in the World," Spacey – whose performance has been removed in reshoots – might have once expected to hear his named among Monday’s best supporting actor nominees. Amazon's "Transparent" and star Jeffrey Tambor have also been regular Globes nominees, and could be again Monday for the show’s fourth season.
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Question: Sister-in-law says producing Houston doc hit close to home

FILE - In this Feb. 13, 2011, file photo, singer Whitney Houston performs at the pre-Grammy gala & salute to industry icons with Clive Davis honoring David Geffen in Beverly Hills, Calif. “Whitney” executive producer Patricia Houston had to tell her mother in-law Cissy Houston that the allegations that her daughter and son were molested would be in an upcoming documentary. The film is out Friday, July 6, 2018. (Mark J. Terrill, File/Associated Press)
NEW YORK — Whitney Houston’s mother had no clue about allegations that her son and superstar daughter were molested as children until the making of the new documentary “Whitney,” says the film’s executive producer.
Patricia Houston, the sister-in-law of Whitney, is responsible for getting the film, out Friday, to screen. Directed by Kevin Macdonald, “Whitney” paints an intimate portrait of the Grammy-winning pop queen and movie star through interviews with her brothers, her mother, friends, and behind-the-scenes footage. Houston’s regal image over the decades was eroded by erratic behavior due to her drug use; she died in 2012, on the eve of the Grammys, after being discovered unresponsive in a hotel bathtub. She was 48.
It’s the second documentary on Houston: “Whitney: Can I Be Me” was released earlier this year.
Patricia Houston, wife of Gary Garland-Houston, said it was difficult making “Whitney” because it hit so close to home — and because she was the one who had to tell Cissy Houston not only that there were abuse allegations, but they would be in the film.
“It was deeply a revelation for her. You think about her, and it being a bit overbearing for her to hear — and her kids not telling her. That’s pretty tough to have to deal with,” said Houston.
Dee Dee Warwick, the niece of Cissy Houston and sister to Dionne Warwick, was the alleged abuser. The alleged incidents took place when Gary and Whitney were between the ages of 7 and 9 and Cissy was touring. Warwick, who was 18 years older than Whitney Houston, died in 2008.
The documentary suggests that the sexual abuse endured by the children was a significant contributor to their struggles with drugs as adults.
“I don’t think you can explain anyone’s life from one particular event that’s happened to them. But I think that it’s certainly fair to say that it’s maybe, in my opinion, the major contributor to Whitney’s unhappiness,” MacDonald said. “That and the fact that she never talked about it, and that nobody in the family talked about this and clearly it happened as you’d learned in the film.”
MacDonald says the secrets in Houston’s life took their toll on the Grammy-winning singer. He cites a clip in the film shot in the mid-2000s that shows her in conflict.
“I think there’s an amazing piece of home movie footage in the film, which was from the early 2000s where Whitney is sort of really looking despairing. ... she’s talking to herself, really going, ‘Nippy calling Whitney. Whitney calling Nippy.’ And Nippy was her sort of nickname that everybody close to her knew her as Nippy. And Nippy was the real her, as it were, the intimate her. Whitney was the persona,” Macdonald said.
“I think what you see in that home movie clip is this confusion that she has. I think it got progressively worse as she got older. The confusion between what’s the real me, and what’s not the real me. And obviously, the drugs didn’t help with that,” Macdonald said.
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The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), Taraba state chapter, on Sunday, January 1, called on President Muhammadu Buhari to treat Fulani herdsmen who are wrecking havoc on farmers nationwide as he did the Boko Haram terrorists.
The state chairman of CAN, Reverend Ben Ubeh, stated this in Jalingo in his New Year message.
He said tackling the herdsmen menace would enable farmers to heed the president’s call to go back to the farms.
Ubeh condemned the recent killings of farmers in some parts of Taraba and Kaduna States, saying the problem of herdsmen and farmers across the country needs urgent and decisive action from the federal government.
He said: "I call on the federal government to tackle the issue of herdsmen and farmers’ clashes across the country. Just a few days ago, herdsmen attacked a village in Ardo Kola Local Government Area of Taraba State and destroyed the whole village.
"The same way Sabon-gida Takai and Dan-Anacha villages in Gassol Local Government Area of the state also came under attack by herdsmen some days before Christmas, killing scores of people, while thousands were displaced."
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Ubeh also lamented the ongoing killings in Kaduna by herdsmen despite the 24-hour curfew imposed on the area but expressed optimism that the country will come out of it stronger.
He, however, commended Buhari for his efforts in the war against Boko Haram.

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Southern Kaduna: Violence is revenge for 2011 post-presidential elections killings of Fulanis – Miyetti Allah
The Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association of Nigeria (MACBAN) has claimed that the ongoing violence in Southern Kaduna was a reprisal attack for the killing of Fulani herdsmen after the 2011 presidential election. The group, however, called on its members to stop the violence, saying that it is not the way forward. Dr... Read Full Story


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Question: Wild night in Miami: Heat top Nuggets 149-141 in 2 OTs

MIAMI (AP) - James Johnson scored a career-high 31 points, Kelly Olynyk added 30 off the bench and the Miami Heat set a franchise single-game scoring record by beating the Denver Nuggets 149-141 in double overtime Monday night.
Miami's total was also an NBA season-high and helped the Heat get back to the No. 7 spot in the Eastern Conference standings. Houston and Oklahoma City each scored 148 in games earlier this season.
Wayne Ellington scored 29 points for the Heat. Nikola Jokic had 34 for Denver, while Wilson Chandler added 26 for the Nuggets.
Miami Heat guard Wayne Ellington (2), forward Kelly Olynyk, center, and guard Josh Richardson (0) celebrate after they defeated the Denver Nuggets in double overtime of an NBA basketball game, Monday, March 19, 2018, in Miami. (AP Photo/Wilfredo Lee)
Neither team was at full strength. For Miami, Dwyane Wade (left hamstring strain) missed his fourth consecutive game, and Hassan Whiteside (left hip pain) sat out his fifth straight contest. Denver was without leading scorer Gary Harris, sidelined again by a strained right knee that could keep him out several more days.
Denver led 16-5 after 3 1/2 minutes, and that was the only double-digit lead by either side for about the next three hours. It was airtight until the very final moments.
CAVALIERS 124, BUCKS 117
CLEVELAND (AP) - LeBron James scored 40 points as part of his third triple-double in four games and Cleveland beat Milwaukee as coach Tyronn Lue began his leave of absence to address health issues.
Lue said Monday in a statement he been dealing with chest pains and loss of sleep, and that tests have offered no conclusion about what the issue is. Associate head coach Larry Drew will run the team in Lue's absence.
James scored 17 points in the third quarter and finished with 12 rebounds and 10 assists for his 16th triple-double this season and 71st of his career.
The four-time MVP took over in the third beginning with back-to-back 3-pointers. After not getting a foul called on a third attempt, he finished Cleveland's next possession with a massive dunk. He was fouled attempting another dunk and made both free throws the following time down.
76ERS 108, HORNETS 104
PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Joel Embiid had 25 points and 19 rebounds and Ben Simmons had a triple-double to lead Philadelphia over Charlotte.
Simmons had 11 points, 12 rebounds and 15 assists to help the Sixers keep alive their shot at finishing fourth in the Eastern Conference and earning home-court advantage in the first round of the playoffs.
The 76ers have one of the easiest schedules of any team the rest of the season. The Sixers would have to pass Washington and Indiana to grab the No. 4 seed and stave off a potential Toronto or Boston matchup for at least a round.
The Hornets missed 17 of 21 shots in the third (1 of 5 on 3s) to crush their chances of stretching a seven-point halftime lead.
PACERS 110, LAKERS 100
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Victor Oladipo sparked a decisive run and finished with 20 points, Myles Turner had 21 points and Indiana recovered from a poor start for a victory over Los Angeles.
The victory snapped Indiana's two-game losing streak.
Los Angeles was led by Kyle Kuzma with 27 points and Brook Lopez with 23, but the Lakers still lost their third straight.
Oladipo and Darren Collison got Indiana going with back-to-back 3-pointers midway through the third quarter for a 77-70 lead.
KNICKS 110, BULLS 92
NEW YORK (AP) - Tim Hardaway Jr. scored 22 points and Michael Beasley added 17 as New York beat Chicago.
Enes Kanter had 10 points and 13 rebounds, while Troy Williams added 11 for the Knicks.
Cristiano Felicio scored a career-high 17 points for the Bulls, who were missing their top three scorers and went 3-for-30 from 3-point range. Bobby Portis and Antonio Blakeney scored 16 points apiece.
NETS 118, GRIZZLIES 115
NEW YORK (AP) - Allen Crabbe and Caris LeVert each scored 22 points and Brooklyn beat Memphis.
Rondae Hollis-Jefferson had 16 points and 12 rebounds, and DeMarre Carroll scored 18 points for the Nets, who have two straight wins for the first time since Jan. 19-21.
Andrew Harrison, who missed Memphis' last nine games due to a right wrist injury, scored 19 points, and Brionte Webber had a career-high 15. The Grizzlies have lost 20 of 21.
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Miami Heat coach Erik Spoelstra talks about Boston Celtics' Isaiah Thomas' 52-point night Friday, Dec. 30, 2016, against the Heat. The Celtics’ 5-9, 185-point guard scored 29 of his career-high 52 points in the fourth quarter – all but six of his team’s 35 points in the final period – lifting Boston to a thrilling 117-114 victory over Miami at TD Garden.


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