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A surfing group is warning beachgoers to watch their step after a scary-looking fish was found in the Virginia Beach sand. The East Coast Surfing Championships wrote on Facebook about a northern stargazer sighting. The strange-looking fish has a speckled, flattened body and a large head. Surfing officials say that while the species doesn’t pose any real threat to humans, their electric spines make them a serious predator. (AP)
A feral cat nicknamed “Little Bear” has forged a friendship with a bear at a California zoo. The black cat is rarely far from 18-year-old Sequoia, one of Folsom City Zoo Sanctuary’s largest black bears. Zookeepers said Little Bear joins the lumbering Sequoia as he lounges in the shade or wanders through his enclosure. They’ve even shared meals. If the bear is sleeping in the grass, then Little Bear is invariably a few feet away. (AP)
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WAMU is cutting its strings to bluegrass After almost 50 years, the station is selling off its country/folk channel
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THE DISTRICT At 6:30 p.m. on July 2, 1967, the sweet sound of fiddles, banjos and high, lonesome voices emerged from the campus of American University on WAMU-FM (88.5), which broadcast its first regular show devoted to bluegrass. The music became a crucial part of the public radio station’s identity. “Bluegrass listeners paid for the foundation of WAMU-FM,” Gary Henderson, a longtime bluegrass DJ who engineered that first show, wrote in an email. “This was a time before NPR’s ‘Morning Edition’ and ‘All Things Considered’ were thought of.” In recent years, however, bluegrass and WAMU have parted ways. The music, once broadcast for hours each week, was largely exiled to the internet and HD radio in 2007 and, in 2008, found a home at the other end of the dial on 105.5 FM — a frequency WAMU leases, with much less
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broadcasting power than 88.5. Now, the circle may be broken: WAMU has put Bluegrass Country, its bluegrass offshoot, up for sale. If it can’t find a buyer by Dec. 31, the fiddles will fall silent. The decision to sell Bluegrass Country came after WAMU decided to focus more on news, while a study of Bluegrass Country showed it “could not expect similar growth in listenership and financial support for this service over the next five years,” a statement posted Thursday on the Bluegrass Country website read. JJ Yore, WAMU’s general
manager since 2014, said demographic changes in the D.C. region also motivated the decision to sell. Katy Daley, Bluegrass Country’s managing producer and a morning host, said the sale marked a “sad day,” but praised WAMU’s five-decade commitment to bluegrass. “While there have been years with lots of hours per week and some years with fewer hours, they’ve provided a home for us for 49 years,” Daley said. “For any format at any radio station, that’s almost unheard of.” JUSTIN WM. MOYER (THE WASHINGTON POST)
Arlington ranked high in walkability A new book has named Arlington County as one of nine U.S. communities at the forefront of walkable places. The e-book, “America’s Walking Renaissance,” published by two prowalking organizations, cited Arlington as a model of the country’s “most walkable suburb.” Ninety percent of the urban suburb’s residential streets have sidewalks, the book notes, describing Arlington’s transformation from an auto-centric suburb through the introduction of Metrorail. (TWP)
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THE DISTRICT The D.C. Council is poised to put a popular idea before voters in November: Should D.C. become the 51st state? But there’s a catch, and it’s a doozy: If District voters endorse a complicated ballot measure for statehood, they essentially would be giving up their right to decide anything else about the future state — from how it’s organized to how it’s governed. The ballot referendum proposed by Mayor Muriel Bowser, which the D.C. Council will consider Tuesday, asks voters to “approve” a constitution that does not yet exist. With much fanfare, Bowser convened a constitutional convention last month to draft the founding document. Having a constitution ready to go, she said, would be critical to advancing statehood should Democrats who support the idea win control of the White House and Congress in the November elections. But in the rush to finish such a document before January, when new federal lawmakers will take office, the ballot measure leaves all final decisions about the constitution in the hands of the 13-member D.C. Council — which itself has three members who lost bids for re-election and will be stepping down at the end of the year. Statehood advocates and some
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The New Columbia Statehood Commission holds a meeting at D.C.’s Woodrow Wilson High School in June.
council members warned Friday that the expedited time frame may not be worth the risk. That’s especially true, they said, since it’s rooted in a gamble: Bowser’s plan assumes that after more than 200 years, Congress might finally embrace the District as a state. “It’s atrocious,” said Ann Loikow, a longtime organizer with the advocacy group DC Statehood Yes We Can. “The constitution is not ready in any sense of the word,” Loikow said. “There is no reason to rush this.” Beverly Perry, who is leading the mayor’s effort to achieve statehood, defended the constitution that was drafted during last month’s convention. The District must move quickly, Perry said, in order to not “undercut”
the argument Bowser wants to make to Congress and the next president: that D.C. is ready to be a state. The November ballot measure would ask D.C. voters: a) whether the District should become a state; b) whether voters approve of a constitution (“to be adopted by the council”); c) to approve of proposed boundaries for the state; and d) whether they pledge to support an elected representative form of government. A majority of the D.C. Council said in interviews last week that they welcome the task of debating and writing the final version of the constitution. Many said they were not prepared to rubber-stamp the mayor’s draft and would consider all facets up for continued debate.
Because of that, council members said they worry that asking voters to give up their right to vote on the final product could undermine public support. Council member Mary M. Cheh, a constitutional law professor, said she might ask colleagues instead to approve asking voters only if they support statehood. If and when Congress grants it, the District could write its constitution later, as Alaska and some other territories have done. “The real question is: Do the people of the District want us to go forward at this time with a petition for statehood?” Cheh said. “The outcome of that, I assume, would be yes, leaving for later the decision about the constitution and its provisions.” AARON C. DAVIS (THE WASHINGTON POST)
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Baltimore schools CEO Sonja Santelises said Sunday she was waiting for more information about the arrest of Black Lives Matter activist DeRay Mckesson, the district’s Interim Chief Human Capital Officer. He was arrested Saturday during a protest in Baton Rouge, La. Protesters were demonstrating against the shooting death Tuesday of Alton Sterling. It was not immediately clear what prompted Mckesson’s arrest. He was released Sunday. (AP) THE DISTRICT
NW man, 41, is arrested in vandalism of patrol car A man was arrested in D.C. on Saturday after witnesses saw him open the gas tank of a parked police patrol car and pour what appeared to be sugar inside. One witness said he believed the man then tried to light the car on fire. Kunle Shakir Henderson, 41, of Northwest, was arrested and charged with destruction of property, said Officer Sean Hickman. Hickman said police do not believe the incident was connected to the recent turmoil over police shootings that have roiled the nation and led to widespread protests. (THE WASHINGTON POST)
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2 dead, 1 hurt after car plunges into Potomac Two people were found dead inside a car that plunged into the Potomac River on Saturday night. The car was found in the water near the Roosevelt Bridge early Sunday. Fire officials said one other occupant of the car was apparently able to escape and was taken to a hospital. Fire officials said the car went into the water around 10:50 p.m. and was located about 1 a.m. It was not clear why the car went into the water or whether the occupant of the car who was able to escape was the driver or a passenger. (AP)
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local 2nd person in a week from Northern Virginia to face a similar charge VIRGINIA A Virginia man has been charged with attempting to assist the Islamic State by photographing targets in the D.C. area for what he thought would be a video encouraging lone-wolf terrorist attacks in the nation’s capital. Haris Qamar, 25, of Burke was the second person last week from the Northern Virginia suburbs to be charged with attempting to
support the Islamic State. At an initial appearance Friday, a magistrate ordered Qamar be held pending a detention hearing scheduled for Wednesday. Qamar came to authorities’ attention through Twitter posts about supporting terrorist attacks. The posts appeared under variations of the handle “newerajihadi,” court documents show. According to an affidavit, the FBI set up a sting operation in which Qamar worked with an informant last month to film landmarks, including the Pentagon, that could be targeted for attacks.
The informant recorded Qamar saying “bye-bye DC” as he filmed the Pentagon. He went on to say he hates the U.S. and gets a “burning sensation in my body because this place is so disgusting.” Qamar’s arrest came three days after prosecutors announced charges against another Northern Virginia man — Mohamed Jalloh, 26, of Sterling — alleging that he attempted to support the Islamic State. Authorities said Jalloh contemplated a Fort Hood-style attack against U.S. service members. MATTHEW BARAKAT (AP)
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THE DISTRICT | A protester holds a sign from her car Saturday in a demonstration held in response to the police officer-involved shooting deaths of Philando Castile in Minnesota and Alton Sterling in Louisiana.
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local BUDGET Virginia finished its fiscal year $266 million in the red as payrolltax and sales-tax receipts lagged below expectations, Gov. Terry McAuliffe said. McAuliffe, who has made diversifying the state’s economy his top priority, highlighted the upside of Virginia’s budget picture: The state took in a record $18.3 billion in revenue in the fiscal year that ended June 30. But that number represented a meager 1.7 percent increase in general-fund revenue. The budget was based on a projected
3.2 percent increase. “Although these results indicate that our economy continues to grow in the wake of the recession and sequestration, they also underscore the necessity of continuing our work to diversify the Virginia economy and create more and better paying jobs in the state,” McAuliffe said Friday in a statement. “We are having significant success bringing more than 135,000 net new jobs to the Commonwealth that are helping to buoy our revenue collections, but we have more work to do to build the new
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Gov. Terry McAuliffe said Friday that revenues for fiscal 2016 were $266 million less than projected.
Senior official at D.C. think tank fatally stabbed Friday night while she walked dogs in Baltimore
Virginia economy that will result in greater opportunity and budgetary certainty in the future.” Lawmakers passed and McAuliffe approved a state budget earlier this year that calls for 2 to 3 percent raises for state employees if there are sufficient funds. Friday’s budget shortfall will likely delay the pay raise scheduled for September, and could endanger the raises altogether. Republicans said the weak revenue numbers suggest Virginia’s economy is not doing as well as McAuliffe has previously said. LAURA VOZZELLA (THE WASHINGTON POST)/AP
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nation+world Researchers believe fluids build up in the skull, pressuring eyes HEALTH A mysterious syndrome impairs astronauts’ sight, affecting 80 percent of astronauts on longduration missions in space, and could interfere with plans for future space missions. Astronaut John Phillips is the first widely recognized case of the syndrome. During his postflight physical, NASA found that
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his vision had gone from 20/20 to 20/100 in six months. Tests also found that the backs of his eyes had gotten flatter, pushing his retinas forward. He had choroidal folds, which are like stretch marks. His optic nerves were inflamed. Visual impairment intracranial pressure syndrome (VIIP) is named for the leading theory to explain it. On Earth, gravity pulls bodily fluids down toward the feet. That doesn’t happen in space, and it is thought that extra fluid in the skull increases pressure on
the brain and the back of the eye. But the theory that fluid builds up in the skull during spaceflight hasn’t been tested. The only proven methods of measuring intracranial pressure are risky, difficult and invasive: the spinal tap or drilling a hole into the skull. But researchers are working on other methods, like a head-down tilt test, in which participants’ bodies are tilted slightly to simulate the fluid shift in space, and a way to measure brain pressure using an ultrasound test on an eye artery. Other devices being
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developed use sound and radio waves to measure the brain at its different access points: the skull, ears and eyes. Michael Barratt,
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Australia’s prime minister says his conservative coalition will remain in power for a second three-year term following the country’s close national election. Vote-counting is still underway from the July 2 ballot. But Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said Sunday that his Liberal Party-led coalition had won the election, after opposition Labor leader Bill Shorten phoned him to concede. It is not yet known if the coalition will win the 76 seats in the House of Representatives needed to form a majority government or whether the country will have a hung parliament. Official results are days or even weeks away. (AP)
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As active-shooter situations seem to become more common, police are exploring technology that would allow dispatchers to receive texts, photos and videos. Of 6,000 dispatch centers nationwide, 650 can accept texts, and more than 150 are making the textto-911 upgrade this year. (AP)
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YONGIN, SOUTH KOREA | Chinese panda Le Bao eats bread, leaning on a birthday cake made with ice on Sunday at the Everland amusement park in Yongin as part of a monthlong celebration for his and female panda Ai Bao’s fourth birthdays on July 28 and July 13, respectively. Both arrived in South Korea in March.
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the former head of NASA’s human research program and a specialist in space medicine, thinks solving the puzzle of VIIP will require testing intracranial pressure in space, even if that means an invasive procedure. One option is an intracranial probe that would be surgically implanted before flight and allow pressure to be measured during spaceflight. Regardless of method, before human trips to Mars, researchers agree that VIIP must be understood better. SHAYLA LOVE
“If you think that your sinful crime that you committed in Abbottabad has passed without punishment, then you thought wrong.” HAMZA BIN LADEN, the purported son of the late al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden, left, threatening revenge against the U.S.
for assassinating his father in Abbottabad, Pakistan, according to audio released by al-Qaeda’s media arm Saturday.
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Bullfighter fatally gored in bullring on live television A 29-year-old bullfighter, Victor Barrio, was fatally gored on live television in Spain on Saturday — the first professional matador to be killed in the ring since 1985. In the bullring in the eastern town of Teruel, where Barrio had been a bullfighter for six years, a 1,166-pound bull first gored Barrio in the thigh and then in the chest, penetrating a lung and his aorta as the matador was on the ground. Medics were at his side immediately, but were unable to save his life. Festivities in Teruel were suspended following the death, and participants at the running of the bulls in Pamplona wore black armbands in his honor. (AP)
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U.S. health officials confirmed Friday that a Utah resident’s death in late June was the first Zika-related death in the continental U.S. The unidentified Salt Lake County resident contracted the virus while traveling abroad to an area with a Zika outbreak, officials said. The patient was elderly and also suffered from another health condition, according to the Salt Lake County Health Department. The person had Zika symptoms, including rash, fever and conjunctivitis, but it’s unclear if or how the virus contributed to the death, said Centers for Disease Control and Prevention spokesman Benjamin Haynes. (AP/TWP)
Relatives of Marie Colvin, a U.S.-born war correspondent who worked for The Sunday Times (U.K.), filed a lawsuit Saturday in U.S. federal court claiming that Syrian government officials targeted and killed her in 2012 to silence her reporting on Syria. Colvin, 56, and French photographer Remi Ochlik, 28, were killed in a rocket attack on a makeshift broadcast studio in Homs, Syria, on Feb. 22, 2012. Filed by the Center for Justice and Accountability, the wrongful-death lawsuit, which seeks compensatory and punitive damages, says the Assad regime “hunted down journalists and media activists.” (AP/TWP)
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nation+world Michael T. Flynn is a retired general and former head of the Defense Intelligence Agency.
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Retired general might be Trump’s VP choice Candidate is said to like potential for ticket with two political outsiders POLITICS After weeks of focusing on a group of current and former elected officials in his search for a running mate, Donald Trump is increasingly intrigued by the idea of tapping retired Lt. Gen. Michael T. Flynn to project strength and know-how on national security, according to four people familiar with the vetting process. Flynn, a registered Democrat but fierce critic of President Barack Obama, previously ran the Defense Intelligence Agency. He has been a policy adviser to Trump during the campaign.
The turn toward a military figure is being driven by Trump himself rather than by his advisers, the sources said, and comes as Trump is telling his friends that national unrest may demand a “tough and steady” presence alongside him on the ticket. In Flynn, they added, Trump thinks he would have a partner whom he trusts, based on their close working relationship during the campaign. And Trump likes the image of a businessman and a general coming to Washington as outsiders. Flynn made a comment Sunday on abortion rights that runs counter to GOP policies asserting constitutional rights for the unborn. Women “are the ones that have
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“This is the secret weapon that Hillary Clinton has. It’s the Democrats’ equivalent of The Avengers.” JAIME HARRISON, chairman of
the South Carolina Democratic Party, talking to Politico about the ability of the Democrats to use skilled orators Barack Obama, Joe Biden, below, and Elizabeth Warren, as well as perhaps Bill Clinton and Bernie Sanders, to campaign for Hillary Clinton. Meanwhile, many high-profile Republicans are declining to campaign for Donald Trump.
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Clinton moves close to Sanders on health care POLITICS Hillary Clinton, trying to secure an endorsement from Bernie Sanders, on Saturday highlighted her support for a “public option” in health insurance and proposed additional funding for community-based centers championed by her rival for the Democratic nomination. Clinton, the presumptive nominee, said she would affirm her support for letting states offer government-run health plans as part of the Affordable Care Act. And Clinton also said she would support letting people 55 and older buy into Medicare, which is available to people 65 and older. Those stances fall well short of the “Medicare for all” program Sanders has championed, but he praised Clinton this weekend for “an important step forward” toward universal health care. Clinton also said she supported expanding funding by $40 billion over the next decade for primary -care services at communitybased centers that serve largely rural areas, a long-standing priority for Sanders, a senator from Vermont. Clinton last week also announced support for providing free tuition at public colleges and universities to families earning up to $125,000 a year — a major nod to Sanders’ free-tuition-for-all campaign, which that has been wildly popular among younger voters. JOHN WAGNER AND DAVID WEIGEL (THE WASHINGTON POST)
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DALLAS Steps from where the shooting began, Dominique Alexander, a leader of the Next Generation Action Network, tried to make sense of how the Black Lives Matter protest he helped to plan had turned into a tragedy. Twelve police officers had been shot, five fatally, at a protest Alexander and others called for on the action network’s Facebook page. Strangers on social media were telling them it was their fault. The lieutenant governor of Texas had referred to protesters as hypocrites for looking to police for protection while protesting police brutality. Alexander, 27, said he needed to mourn the deaths of the police officers, but he didn’t want to obscure the larger issue of racial disparities in law enforcement. “This is not going to stop our movement,” Alexander told reporters. “In fact, we want it to strengthen it. No one deserves to get shot unjustly — not police officers, not black men. A shooting in Dallas doesn’t mean the problem doesn’t exist anymore.” Black Lives Matter is a diffuse movement that started with a hashtag on social media three years ago this week. It has increased awareness of police killings of black people and led to reforms in how police behavior is monitored. Now it faces its greatest challenge. Civil rights lawyer Judith A. Browne Dianis described last week as “the week from hell” for Black Lives Matter. First came the deaths of Alton Sterling in Louisiana and Philando Castile in Minnesota “as the constant reminder of the work that we have to do,” Dianis said. The shootings in Dallas followed and “make it harder for us to continue on in doing the work of police
Black Lives Matter demonstrators link arms as they block I-94 during a protest on behalf of Philando Castile in Falcon Heights, Minn., on Saturday. Castile was shot and killed by a police officer during a traffic stop Wednesday.
accountability because it makes the narrative more complicated. … And in some ways it felt like the pain that we have felt [for the deaths of Sterling and Castile] was swept under the rug.” Activists associated with Black Lives Matter refused to retreat from their slogan this weekend, staging large protests around the country. Leaders decried the loss of life in Dallas and strongly rejected any ties between the gunman and their activism. Black Lives Matter was born as a cry of protest on July 13, 2013, after George Zimmerman was acquitted in the shooting death of Trayvon Martin, an unarmed black youth walking home in Florida. Videos of police shootings now routinely circulate under the #BlackLivesMatter tag and go viral. As the Black Lives Matter anniversary approaches, activists have been reassessing their strategies. They will have
Activist, others arrested Police arrested a prominent Black Lives Matter activist and more than 200 other people late Saturday and early Sunday during protests. DeRay Mckesson, one of the most visible faces of the Black Lives Matter movement, was among 120 people arrested in Baton Rouge, La., and at least 100 others were detained in St. Paul, Minn., following what police described as rioting there that injured 21 officers. Mckesson was freed Sunday afternoon, authorities reported. (TWP)
to do so while contending with sharpened criticism of their movement. Texas Lt. Governor Dan Patrick said during an interview on Fox News that he blames “people on social media with their hatred towards police” for the shooting, and called protesters in Dallas “hypocrites” for running when
the sniper opened fire and “expecting men and women in blue to turn around and protect them.” The leaders of Black Lives Matter fear the negative commentary will weaken the movement’s influence after a period in which activists had begun to feel more powerful. Since 2014, more than two dozen states have enacted laws addressing police violence, including the collection of data on police shootings, and more bills dealing with the issue are being considered. “There is an entirely new generation of black people on the front lines for justice and dignity and respect for black people. We have opened conversation in the political sphere, the art world, Hollywood,” said Patrisse Cullors , one of the founders of Black Lives Matter. “People have been really pushed to grapple with what it means to show up for black lives.” KRISSAH THOMPSON AND ROBERT SAMUELS (THE WASHINGTON POST)
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After the mass shooting of police officers in Dallas, some conservatives rushed to blame the Obama administration. For example, Rep. Roger Williams, R-Texas, said “the spread of misinformation and constant instigation by prominent leaders, including our president” contributed to the killings. But the notion that there is a “war on cops” instigated by the White House and/or the Black Lives Matter movement is completely undercut by one crucial data point: Intentional attacks on police officers are at historically low levels under the current president. Data from the Officers Down Memorial Page, which tracks fatalities of law enforcement officers, illustrate the point. In the Reagan years, an average of 101 police officers were intentionally killed each year. Under George H.W. Bush that number fell to 90. It fell to 81 per year under Bill Clinton, and to 72 per year under George W. Bush. Under Obama, the average number of police intentionally killed each year has fallen to 62 through 2015. If you include the 2016 shootings and project the number to a full year, the average of 62 deaths doesn’t change. These falling fatality numbers aren’t simply a function of better medical care for injured officers. Overall assaults on officers are down, too. CHRISTOPHER INGRAHAM
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Dallas suspect taunted police During negotiations, he asked how many officers he had shot
Racial profiling? Police stopped Castile 52 times. SPENCER PLATT (GETTY IMAGES)
DALLAS The suspect in the deadly attack on Dallas police taunted authorities during two hours of negotiations, laughing at them, singing and at one point asking how many officers he had shot, the city’s police chief said Sunday. Micah Johnson, a black Army veteran, insisted on speaking w it h a bl ack negotiator and wrote in blood on the wall of a parking garage where police corJohnson nered and later killed him, David Brown told CNN’s “State of the Union.” Johnson, who was apparently wounded in a shootout with police, wrote the letters “RB” and other markings, but the meaning was unclear. Investigators are trying to decipher the writing by looking through evidence from Johnson’s suburban Dallas home, Brown said. The chief defended the decision to kill Johnson with a bomb delivered by a remote-controlled robot, saying negotiations went nowhere and that officers could
People visit a memorial at the Dallas police department’s headquarters following Thursday’s killing of five officers.
not approach him without putting themselves in danger. Brown said he became increasingly concerned that “at a split second, he would charge us and take out many more before we would kill him.” Johnson had practiced military-style drills in his yard and trained at a private self-defense school that teaches special tactics, including “shooting on the move,” a maneuver in which an attacker fires and changes position before firing again. He received instruction at the Academy of Combative Warrior
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The Bahamas on Friday issued a rare travel advisory for any of its citizens visiting the United States, recommending that young men in particular take care in cities affected by recent tensions over police shootings. A statement from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs warns visitors to “exercise appropriate caution” and also advises people not to get involved in demonstrations and to avoid crowds. (AP)
A Texas woman who was wounded when she threw herself over her son during the attack on a Dallas protest march said Sunday she would go to another demonstration to show her boys that she’s not a quitter. Shetamia Taylor, who attended the march with her four sons, also thanked Dallas police for protecting her Thursday night. She says officers shielded her as bullets whizzed through the air around them. (AP)
Arts in the Dallas suburb of Richardson about two years ago, said the school’s founder and chief instructor, Justin J. Everman. On Friday, Dallas Mayor Mike Rawlings described Johnson as “a mobile shooter” who had written manifestos on how to “shoot and move.” Authorities have said the gunman kept a journal of combat tactics and had amassed a personal arsenal at his home, including bomb-making materials, rifles and ammunition. A neighbor repor ted to
United Arab Emirates, Bahrain warn their citizens in U.S. to be careful around protests
investigators that Johnson had been seen practicing some sort of military drill in his backyard in the Dallas suburb of Mesquite, said Clay Jenkins, the Dallas County judge, the county’s most senior elected official. Johnson donned a protective vest and used a military-style semi-automatic rifle for the shootings, which marked the deadliest day for U.S. law enforcement since the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. Five officers were killed and seven others injured. REESE DUNKLIN AND JULIET LINDERMAN (AP)
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“I’d like all sides to listen to each other.” PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA, who called Sunday for greater tolerance, respect and understanding in the U.S. Obama is on his first visit to Spain as president, but he’ll cut his trip short and travel to Dallas on Tuesday to deliver remarks at an interfaith memorial service, the White House said.
MINNEAPOLIS When Philando Castile, above, was pulled over the night he got shot, it wasn’t unusual. He had been stopped at least 52 times in recent years in and around Minneapolis and been given citations for minor offenses including speeding, driving without a muffler and not wearing a seat belt. He was assessed at least $6,588 in fines and fees, although more than half of the total 86 violations were dismissed, court records show. Was Castile an especially bad driver or just unlucky? Or was he targeted by officers who single out black motorists like him for such stops, as several of his family members have alleged? The answer may never be known, but Castile’s stop for a broken tail light Wednesday ended in his being fatally shot by a suburban St. Paul police officer. No recent data is available on the racial breakdown of drivers stopped by police in Falcon Heights, Minn. But a 2003 report to the Minnesota Legislature on racial profiling, using information supplied voluntarily by 65 law enforcement jurisdictions in the state, found that officers stopped minority drivers at greater rates than whites. Nationally, 13 percent of black drivers were pulled over at least once in 2011, compared with 10 percent of white drivers, according to a survey by the U.S. Justice Department’s Bureau of Justice Statistics. CARLA K. JOHNSON AND STEVE KARNOWSKI (AP)
Rudy Giuliani: Black fathers need to teach kids “the real danger to them is not the police”
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Scores of police injured in protests in German capital
Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry made a rare visit to Israel on Sunday, aimed at reviving the Israeli-Palestinian peace process. In a news conference with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Shoukry said “the vision of the two-state solution is not far-fetched” and that Egypt remains a “steadfast and unwavering” supporter of a peace agreement, but warned that conditions for achieving that are deteriorating. His trip was Egypt’s first official visit to Israel since 2007. Peace efforts have made no headway since Netanyahu took office in 2009. The last round of U.S.-led talks broke down two years ago. (AP)
South Sudan’s capital, Juba, was the scene of heavy gun fighting Sunday between forces loyal to the president and those of the vice president, officials said, causing widespread casualties and raising fears that the country is returning to civil war. The fighting hit a U.N. camp for displaced people sheltering from the violence, according to witnesses. Sunday’s fighting is a resumption of a conflict Friday in which more than 100 people died, a day before the country was to celebrate its fifth anniversary of independence from Sudan. U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon condemned the clashes. (AP)
Police say more than 120 officers were injured and 86 demonstrators were detained during leftist riots in Berlin that police called “the most aggressive and violent protests in the last five years.” About 3,500 protesters took part in the protests in the German capital, which began late Saturday evening and lasted until early Sunday. Activists had called for a protest against police operations last month at buildings taken over by squatters. Police said Sunday that protesters threw bottles, cobblestones and fireworks, destroyed cars and attacked officers. Only one police officer required treatment at a hospital. (AP)
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Leftist protesters demonstrate on a roof in Berlin on Saturday. Police say more than 120 officers were injured.
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All hail Serena: Williams is the best of all time We’ve known for a few years that Williams was on track to be an all-time great. But now a more esoteric conversation begins about whether she is greater than great. Standalone great. Greatest ever. The only people qualified to really make comparisons across eras are other champions. King played against Court at her peak and knew Althea Gibson firsthand. Evert stood across the net from just about all of the modern greats: She upset Court, then top-ranked, in 1970 when she was just 15, and took down Monica Seles in the 1989 U.S. Open. Over the past year, I’ve asked both King and Evert about Williams. Every conversation about Williams’ place in history has to start with an admission: Direct comparisons are ludicrous given how much has changed. Still, “what-if” is an irresistible game to play. What if all things were equal? What if they all had the same rackets? Played on the same surfaces, in the same events, ate the same foods, lifted the
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3 Dwight Howard Will sign with the Hawks CLIVE BRUNSKILL (GETTY IMAGES)
Most of the former greats were there to see Serena Williams win her 22nd Grand Slam title in person, and somehow that ratified it. Margaret Court, Billie Jean King, Chris Evert and Martina Navratilova all appraised her from behind their sunglasses, firsthand witnesses to the astounding power and crouched aggression and competitive rage. No doubt they wondered how they’d do against it. Answer: They’d lose. “Each generation is better than the last,” King said recently of Williams. “And like a parent, you want them to be.” The import of Williams’ victory Saturday in straight sets over Germany’s Angelique Kerber is numerically plain: Williams is certainly the equal of any player in history and soon may be their superior, tied with Steffi Graf for most major victories in the Open era, and trailing Court’s alltime record of 24 by just two.
NBA free agency moved into the official signing period last week, and enough has happened to separate the winners from the losers. Here are three of the victors of the summer so far.
Serena Williams holds the silver tray Saturday after defeating Angelique Kerber at Wimbledon. It was Williams’ 22nd Grand Slam title.
same weights? What happens? “Her serve separates her from all the rest,” King said. Ask Evert which of them could have beaten Williams, and she says none of them, at least not consistently. Not even Billie Jean King? “No,” Evert said. What about Court? She had a huge serve and booming strokes too. “No,” Evert said. In Evert’s estimation, the only player of another era who really comes close to Williams’ combination of mental toughness, physical weaponry, power and athletic movement,
is Graf. Yet even Graf would probably fall because she had a vulnerability, a sliced backhand that gave her opponent a side to pick on. “If I had to play either, I’d prefer Steffi,” Evert said. And what about Evert versus Williams? Evert, after all, was arguably the greatest mental player of them all. Answer: Evert believes she’d get “blown off the court.” Sally Jenkins is a columnist for The Washington Post. Read more of her columns at washingtonpost.com
After declining an option of $23.2 million with Houston, the center agreed to a three-year, $70.5 million contract in his hometown.
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Andy Murray, a man deeply familiar with the words “first British male since,” won another distinction Sunday in London. He became the first British man since Fred Perry in the mid-1930s to claim multiple Wimbledon singles titles. With a 6-4, 7-6 (3), 7-6 (2) victory over Canadian Milos Raonic, the 29-year-old Scot added to a breakthrough at Wimbledon three years ago, when he ended a 77-year British male drought that dated back to Perry in 1936. (THE WASHINGTON POST)
Nats’ Max Scherzer added to NL All-Star team
Lucas Giolito to start Tuesday night for Class A Hagerstown
Brock Lesnar, Amanda Nunes, Daniel Cormier win big at UFC 200
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Infielder Daniel Murphy, right, has hit .423 with 21 RBIs and seven home runs against the Mets this season.
Murphy’s mechanical hitting punishes Mets Nats tie franchise mark with 54 wins heading into the All-Star break NATIONALS 3, METS 2 Daniel Murphy keeps turning those Citi Field boos into booms. Murphy hit his seventh home run against the team that let him go last winter, lining an early drive off of the upper deck and leading Washington to a 3-2 win over New York on Sunday. “That guy’s the real deal. He’s definitely a cyborg right now,” winning pitcher Gio Gonzalez said. “You don’t know what to throw him. You might have to throw him pingpong balls.” Boosted by the damage he’s
done to the Mets, Murphy tops the majors with a .348 batting average at the All-Star break. He homered three times and drove in 10 runs as the NL East leaders took three of four in this series, opening a six-game edge over New York. As usual, the infielder deflected any notion he’s the main reason his team is soaring. “Carry it? No, no, no,” he said. “The list is too many. [I’m] just a small piece of it.” Murphy connected in the first inning for his 17th homer this year. Overall, he is 22-for-52 (.423) with 21 RBIs against the Mets. “I don’t have any answer,” losing pitcher Steven Matz said.
The Nationals (54-36) matched the 1994 Montreal Expos for the most first-half wins in franchise history before the break. “We know we can get even better,” manager Dusty Baker said. Jose Reyes hit two home runs for the Mets (47-41), smacking a leadoff shot in the first inning. Gonzalez (5-8) pitched into the sixth as the Nats won their third straight against the Mets and beat them for the ninth time in 13 meetings this year. Tanner Roark made his first relief appearance of the season, replacing Gonzalez and retiring seven straight batters. Jonathan Papelbon pitched the ninth and converted his 19th save in 21 chances. BEN WALKER (AP)
In the wake of two highprofile killings of black men and the gunning down of five police officers last week, NBA star Carmelo Anthony is calling on professional athletes to use their fame for political purposes. “I’m calling for all my fellow athletes to step up and take charge,” Anthony posted to his Instagram account alongside a 1967 photograph of black athletes defending Muhammad Ali’s status as a conscientious objector. “There’s no more sitting back and being afraid of tackling and addressing political issues anymore. Those days are long gone. We have to step up and take charge. ... We can demand change.“ (THE WASHINGTON POST)
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Alberto Contador exits Tour de France after fever, crashes
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Carmelo says pros should speak out Portugal loses Ronaldo but wins Euro 2016 PORTUGAL 1, FRANCE 0 After overcoming the loss of injured captain Cristiano Ronaldo, Portugal beat France 1-0 in the European Championship final on Sunday at Stade de France. An extra time goal from substitute Eder secured the country’s first major soccer title. Just as the match played in Saint-Denis, France, on the outskirts of Paris looked destined for a penalty shootout, Eder cut through the French defense and struck a low shot from 25 yards. The ball flew past goalkeeper Hugo Lloris in the 109th minute. Twelve years after losing to Greece on home soil in its last final appearance, it was Portugal’s turn to spoil the host nation’s party. The final was dull and stodgy at times, but the record books will show that Portugal went from third place in its group to champion with little help from one of the world’s most dynamic scorers in its last match. Ronaldo went down under Dimitri Payet’s ninth-minute challenge and was twice forced off to receive treatment. He was carried off on a stretcher midway through the first half. Ronaldo was in tears, but he returned just before extra time for an inspirational address for his weary teammates. The Real Madrid forward went from leaping off the bench with joy to lying on the turf again at the final whistle, this time in disbelief rather than pain. ROB HARRIS (AP)
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1 ‘VH1 Hip Hop Honors: All Hail the Queens’ 9 p.m. Monday, VH1
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Queen Latifah, Lil’ Kim, Missy Elliott and Salt-N-Pepa are being honored, with Da Brat, Common, Naughty by Nature and others paying tribute in one way or another throughout the celebration.
Cordial cakes: ‘Baking Show’ has lovely manners musician Stuart and Nadiya, the daughter of Bangladeshi immigrants and a mother of three. Unlike trash-talking U.S. reality show competitors, the baketestants seem to genuinely respect each other as they concoct goods ranging from the familiar (scones) to the obscure (a puffy, crusty French pastry known as kouign-amann). And they all display a character trait missing from most TV competitions: humility. “I am mortified,” Nadiya says of an unfortunately overbaked gingerbread. “How can I make amends?” “I should have checked the oven,” says matronly Scotswoman Marie of her failure to set the proper temperature. “I was silly, silly.” They compete for the sheer joy of baking. There is no prize — cash or otherwise — for the ultimate winner. Two judges pick each week’s “star
2 ‘Mr. Robot’ 10 p.m. Wednesday, USA
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My wife was watching “The Great British Baking Show” the other day. Then she changed the channel. “It was boring,” she said of the BBC-produced series, which started its third season on PBS this month (Fridays, 9 p.m.). If I were a cake in the oven, I would have collapsed in dismay. True, the minutiae of baking can seem a little less than fascinating. But there is so much more to the show than flour and butter. The contestants are an impressive batch. They are not professional bakers. They are ordinary Brits from all walks of life who are hopelessly devoted to baking cakes, cookies, biscuits and breads. This season’s group of 12 includes firefighter Ian, prison governor Paul, hipster
“The Great British Baking Show” co-host Mel Giedroyc looks on as anesthesiologist-in-training Tamal ponders how to roll his arlettes.
baker” — and send one home. Mary Berry, a cookbook writer of a certain age, offers no-nonsense assessments like a blunt but loving auntie. “It’s a bit garish for me” is her reaction to purple, green and yellow icing. Artisan baker Paul Hollywood is tough but can be playful. “I don’t like them” he says of Ugne’s Lithuanian cream-cheese cookies, evoking a gasp of dismay from the baker. Then he states: “I love ’em.” Ugne, by the way, deserves a blue ribbon for the most unboring line of Season 3 so far:
“I am making fondant baby legs.” One thing about the show puzzles me: Why do the bakers toil in a tent? PBS did not provide an answer in time for my deadline. My theory is that the tent is symbolic. Like Britain at its best, it is an island of good manners in an uncertain world. Plus, the outdoor setting gives the camera an excuse to pan to sheep who graze nearby, for comic relief.
The second-season premiere kicks off with back-to-back episodes. Rami Malek returns as a vigilante hacker suffering from delusions in a crippled U.S. economy after his attack on the multinational Evil Corp.
3 ‘Stranger Things’ Friday, Netflix
Winona Ryder and Matthew Modine star in this new eight-episode sci-fi series set in a 1980s Indiana town. When a young boy vanishes, his mother (Ryder) must fight mysterious forces to get him back. (EXPRESS)
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Pokemon Go, a new game released late Wednesday that allows players to capture Pokemon in real-world locations, quickly shot to the top of the charts for Apple’s free apps and has more than 1 million downloads on Google’s Play store. The app makes the little Pokemon monsters appear on your smartphone screen, through the camera, as you walk around. It has also led to a number of reported Pokemon-related injuries. (THE WASHINGTON POST)
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TELEVISION A man wakes up, disoriented after spending the night with a woman he just met . . . and realizes that she’s covered in blood, dead from stab wounds. Soon, he’s a suspect in her murder. That’s a tantalizing premise for a TV show, especially when it’s co-created by Steve Zaillian, known for writing acclaimed movies such as “Gangs of New York,” “Moneyball” and “Schindler’s List.” It’s also a lot of story to unpack. But when Zaillian took on HBO’s highly anticipated crime drama “The Night Of,” his first project for television, he encountered an unexpected luxury: time. “I’m just as interested — sometimes more interested — in scenes that you don’t have to have, but are very revealing in terms of character,” said Zaillian, who co-created and co-wrote the eight-episode limited series with famed novelist Richard Price. “With a film, you really can’t get away with that.” It’s no secret that HBO, the longtime king of premium cable, needs another buzzworthy drama. “Game of Thrones” is still a smash success, but aging quickly. “True Detective” may never recover from that disappointing second season. “Vinyl” was just abruptly canceled after a lackluster first season. Can “The Night Of” become the network’s next Sunday night hit? HBO is optimistic, citing
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“overwhelmingly positive” internal reaction to the series and solid word-of-mouth. After Zaillian came on board to direct and Price (who worked on HBO’s “The Wire”) to write the pilot, the project got a boost when “The Sopranos” star James Gandolfini signed on to executive produce and play Jack Stone, a haggard, low-level lawyer who gets the break of a lifetime to represent the main character, Naz (Riz Ahmed). They shot the pilot in 2012. But then in June 2013, Gandolfini died of a heart attack. Many months later, Zaillian and Price started writing the rest of the episodes, and eventually they recast the Gandolfini role with veteran actor John Turturro (“Quiz Show,” “O Brother, Where Art Thou?”). “The Night Of” starts with Naz, a quiet, studious college student who lives at home with
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“We’re not sure who passed on dressing Leslie Jones, but they’ve got to be kicking themselves now.” ALLY HICKSON , at refinery29.com, on the show-stopping dress the comedic actress wore to the Los Angeles premiere of “Ghostbusters” on Saturday, after having tweeted last month about struggling to find a designer to dress her. “Project Runway” designer Christian Siriano responded to Jones on Twitter, and then created a customized off-the-shoulder red gown for her for the event.
“Glad to see fellow Penn alums standing up. Wharton rejects Trump.” @DARRENROSENBLUM supports an open letter to Donald Trump from 1,400 Wharton School of Finance students and alumni saying the candidate doesn’t represent them. “We ... are outraged that an affiliation with our school is being used to legitimize prejudice and intolerance,” the letter reads. Trump often notes that he went to the University of Pennsylvania as an undergraduate and took classes at the Wharton School. But he did not receive an MBA from
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“It’s quite remarkable that a mobile game — albeit one that encourages users to go outside and explore the real world — is resulting in such diverse experiences, both pleasant and unsavory.”
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“Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg may be irreplaceable, but she’s also a pragmatist — and it appears that she has mapped out her eventual exit from her beloved court.” MARK JOSEPH STERN , at slate.com, interprets an Associated Press interview of Ginsburg published Friday, in which she said “everything is up for grabs” if Donald Trump wins the presidency. Ginsburg then acknowledged, “It’s likely that the next president, whoever she will be, will have a few appointments to make.”
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SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) That which is highly personal to someone else may be strictly business to you — and the contrast will be quite clear. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Others may think that you’re unfocused because you are trying to move in two directions at once. This is necessary for you, however.
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AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) You’re waiting patiently for the current phase to come to an end, for only then will you be able to accept a new invitation.
TODAY: It’s more of the same to start the work week. Mostly sunny skies prevail, with afternoon highs reaching the mid- to upper 80s, and humidity still not too high. A more summery feel starts to return during the evening and especially overnight, as a light wind from the southeast increases humidity levels once again.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) You may find yourself helping someone else for all the wrong reasons. This will require a little soul-searching to figure out. ARIES (March 21-April 19) There is a certain unique method to your madness, though others are not likely to follow your logic.
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1804: Vice President Aaron Burr mortally wounds former Treasury Secretary Alexander Hamilton during a pistol duel in Weehawken, N.J. (Hamilton dies the next day.)
1952: The Republican National Convention, meeting in Chicago, nominates Dwight D. Eisenhower for president and Richard M. Nixon for vice president.
1979: The abandoned U.S. space station Skylab makes a spectacular return to Earth, burning up in the atmosphere and showering debris over the Indian Ocean and Australia.
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