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Disaster-prone For Ellicott City, floods and the cleanup are just part of its culture 4

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Details remain scarce after a 10-year-old boy dies on a waterslide 10

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Performers dressed as the Pokémon character Pikachu ride on an elevator during Pikachu Outbreak! in Yokohama, Japan, on Sunday. Hundreds of people dressed as Pikachu danced through Yokohama as part of the city's annual Pokémon festival.

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A Chinese tourist who lost his wallet in Germany last month signed the wrong paperwork and ended up being placed in a refugee home. Instead of going to police to file a report, the man somehow ended up at an office that gave him an asylum application. A Red Cross official said signing the application “set machinery in motion that he couldn’t get out of.” It took officials 12 days to put the story together and send the 31-year-old tourist on his way. (AP)

The Italian coast guard rescued and resuscitated a kitten that was drowning, after children on shore drew attention to its plight. A sailor jumped in the sea to rescue the cat as the coast guard ship entered the Sicilian port of Marsala on Friday. A video of the incident showed crew members administering mouth-to-mouth and massaging the kitten to remove water from its lungs until it finally emitted a few weak “meows.” (AP)

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“I hope that if I lost my leg that someone would return it to me, too.” JASON FRANKLIN, a Wisconsin man who found a prosthetic leg sticking out of a beaver dam while canoeing Thursday. He returned it after finding a Craigslist ad from its owner, who had lost it when his own canoe capsized in July.

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SafeTrack: Surge 7 CONTINUOUS SINGLETRACKING BETWEEN SHADY GROVE AND TWINBROOK STATIONS

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VIRGINIA Everyone has struggled with a parking space at least once, but few of us have struggled this expensively. A woman driving a MercedesBenz convertible Saturday morning ran over a nearly $300,000 red Ferrari 458 Speciale parked behind her. The collision occurred in front of Katie’s Cars & Coffee in Great Falls, Va., where car enthusiasts gather Saturday mornings. A bystander captured the collision on video, which showed witnesses aghast and pointing at the incident as it unfolded. “That’s a big, big problem,” an onlooker is heard saying. In the video, the driver, with two children in the back seat, is seen just after she reversed into the Ferrari, her back tire on top of the car. She appears to unsuccessfully try to drive off the car, causing further damage.

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The driver of a Mercedes-Benz reversed onto the hood of a Ferrari 458 Speciale on Saturday outside Katie’s Cars & Coffee in Great Falls, Va.

The Ferrari’s car alarm is ringing throughout the incident. When the driver gets out of the car and realizes the extent of what occurred, she appears shaken and says, “Oh, my God.” A man approaches and then appears on the video, saying, “Are you serious? That’s about the dumbest thing I’ve ever seen.” Fairfax County police say they were dispatched to the scene in the 9900 block of Georgetown Pike about 8 a.m. Saturday. No

police report was filed and officers were on the scene for about 30 minutes, helping the two car owners exchange insurance information. Tawny Wright, a spokeswoman for the police department, said there was no further incident between the parties involved. “I know it would have looked different if it was a Honda and a Honda,” Wright said. “There was nothing unusual for us.” PERRY STEIN (THE WASHINGTON POST)

A Silver Spring bus stop has been voted the “Sorriest bus stop in America,” an honor that has prompted Montgomery County to explore possible improvements. The bus stop at Route 29 and Crestmoor Drive took the spotlight last week as it easily advanced to the finals of the Streetsblog contest. Montgomery officials say they have asked the State Highway Administration to review options for making the bus stop more accessible, including the possibility of adding a crosswalk or traffic light. (TWP)

Dates: Today through Aug. 18 (10 days) Weekday trips affected: 32,200 What to expect: Continuous single-tracking between Shady Grove and Twinbrook. Reduced service at Shady Grove and Rockville stations. Train frequency: Every 18 minutes from Shady Grove and Rockville; near-normal service at all other stations. Shuttle buses: On standby for use during service disruptions in the single-tracking zone. Advice from Metro: Avoid Shady Grove and Rockville if possible; use Twinbrook, White Flint or Grosvenor. What’s next: Aug. 20 to Sept. 5 (17 days). Single-tracking between Franconia-Springfield and Van Dorn Street on the Yellow and Blue lines. Reduced service at Franconia-Springfield and Van Dorn Street only.

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Resolve amid tragedy In Ellicott City, a town built on history and a river, cleanup is part of the culture

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TRANSPORTATION Congratulations, everybody: Surge No. 6 is over. SafeTrack’s first encounter with the Red Line turned out to be … not so terrible. Transportation officials had warned that the sixth SafeTrack surge would have the second-largest impact of the whole series. The fact that there weren’t reports of widespread chaos bodes well for the coming months: The Red Line will be hit even harder later this year, when Metro shuts down service between Fort Totten and NoMaGallaudet for 23 days. Even though continuous single-tracking between Takoma and Silver Spring decreased the capacity on the eastern end of the Red Line by 50 to 70 percent, Red Line ridership was only down by about 10 percent during the surge, according to Metro spokesman Richard Jordan. Jordan said rider experiences on the Red Line “seem to vary considerably based on when and where a person is traveling.” The reason for that wide range of experiences: Because of the logistical challenges of switching the direction of traffic on the tracks during single-tracking, Metro staff opted to send a couple of trains in each direction at a time, rather than alternating one train in each direction. That strategy meant that passengers who were lucky enough to catch the second in a series of trains encountered lighter crowds … and maybe even nabbed a seat!

An aerial view shows the damage Friday that a flash flood on June 30 caused to historic Ellicott City, Md.

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ELLICOTT CITY, MD. Like the rest of Main Street, 60-year-old Howard House has seen its fortunes rise and fall, like the Tiber and Patapsco rivers that have inundated this old mill town west of Baltimore with disastrous regularity since its founding in 1772. The sturdy granite hotel and restaurant was a popular stop for mid-19th-century travelers headed west on the National Road. The 20th century wasn’t as kind. But new owners put some money into it, placing a photography studio and art gallery at ground level, with renovated apartments above. Howard House was one of an estimated 90 buildings damaged a week ago Saturday, when an astonishing 6.5 inches of rain fell in about two hours, turning the Main Street historic district into a murky torrent that swept two people to their deaths. Howard County officials said they are committed to helping their county seat get back onto its feet. As structural engineers, insurance adjusters and anxious owners slogged through the water and humidity this week, trying to put a dollar figure on the damage, the future was uncertain. “This is the worst ever, much worse than Agnes,” said Howard House owner Ron Peters, referring to flooding that followed the 1972 hurricane. Nearly all of the historic district buildings have long stories, many of them arcs of success, decline and renewal. Two adjacent 1860s buildings on Main have had incarnations as the Holtman grocery store, the Laumann barber shop — which at one point offered customers bloodletting with the help of leeches — and in the 1940s a library. But time took its toll.

Residents and business owners look at rebuilding the historic downtown Ellicott City after it was severely damaged by a flash flood.

“Both buildings withstood floods and fires, substantial neglect and makeshift renovation,” current co-owner Walter Johnson wrote in a 1989 application for historic preservation. But the July 30 storm dealt a final blow, rendering the buildings so structurally unsound that they may face demolition, county officials said.

The first recorded flood was in 1780, just a few years after three brothers from Bucks County, Pa. — Joseph, Andrew and John Ellicott — founded what became a center of milling and graining. A support beam under the railroad tracks downtown marked where water reached during the worst of the floods in 1868, 1923, 1952 and 1972. There were bad

ones in between as well: 1901, 1917, 1923, 1975, 1989, 2006. But high water is more than a calamitous event for Main Street. Over the decades it has seeped into the civic soul, to the point where recovery is part of its identity, and a point of pride. “We always come back better,” said Don Reuwer, a Howard County developer who owns or co-owns a major portion of the Main Street corridor. Longtime residents said those who couldn’t tolerate the constant punishment dealt by the rivers have long since left. Those who remain have assimilated it as a part of life in Ellicott City. “You can always see it from the lifers,” said Shawn Gladden, executive director of the Howard County Historical Society. “It’s obviously sad and tragic, but it’s something they’ve done before.” BILL TURQUE (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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FAIRFAX CITY The mayor of the Virginia city of Fairfax is resigning after his arrest last week in which police say he attempted to trade drugs for sex in a sting operation. City officials said in a news release Monday that R. Scott Silverthorne’s resignation will take effect at noon Thursday. Silverthorne was arrested last Thursday on a felony drug distribution charge. Police say they received a tip that Silverthorne was using a dating website to set up sexual encounters with other men in exchange for drugs. Police set up a sting operation, posting a profile on the website that they expected would appeal to him. Within two days, police said, Silverthorne contacted

the undercover officers through the website to set up a meeting. On Thursday evening, police Silverthorne said, Silverthorne gave an undercover detective 2 grams of methamphetamine outside a Tysons Corner hotel before his arrest. On Friday, after police announced the arrest at a news conference, Silverthorne appointed a city councilman, Jeffrey Greenfield, as temporary acting mayor. But calls continued for Silverthorne to resign entirely. The city said it expects to follow state law in filling the vacancy caused by Silverthorne’s departure. MATTHEW BARAKAT (AP)

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local TRANSPORTATION A new Federal Transit Administration report blasts Metro’s track inspection and repair protocol for “systemic safety deficiencies” and issued 12 corrective actions that Metro must take to overhaul its track maintenance program. Among the problems cited by the FTA: Metro officials knew of problems but did not shut down the section of track involved in a July 29 derailment because they needed it for single-tracking as part of SafeTrack surges involving the Orange and Silver lines. The 3 6 -page report a nd

corrective actions issued are the result of months of investigations into Metro’s track maintenance practices. They outline systemic problems with the protocol used to conduct routine repairs and track work — issues that became even more apparent late last month when a Silver Line train derailed just outside of East Falls Church station. The problems with an interlocking where that train derailed were known to Metro officials, but the track was not taken out of service because it was used as a transfer point for trains during

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FTA blasts Metro ‘safety deficiencies’

A three-car Metro train derailed July 29 just outside the East Falls Church station in Virginia.

SafeTrack, the Federal Transit Administration said in the report released Monday. “These conditions clearly exceeded allowable safety parameters specified in [Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority’s] track safety standards, and were not found or addressed by WMATA personnel prior to the derailment,” the FTA wrote. Metro has 30 days to respond to the report, and 60 days to come up with a plan for how it will execute the prescribed actions. MARTINE POWERS AND FAIZ SIDDIQUI (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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nation+world Police: Nothing criminal suspected in tragedy on world’s tallest waterslide KANSAS CITY, KAN. Investigators were treating the death of a 10-year-old boy on the world’s tallest waterslide as a “civil matter” rather than a criminal incident, a police spokesman said Monday, as the park and Kansas authorities endeavored to sort out what caused the tragedy. Few details have been released about the death Sunday of Caleb Thomas Schwab, the son of a Kansas state legislator. The 168-foot-tall Verruckt is one of the top attractions of Schlitterbahn Waterpark in Kansas City, Kan. The park was closed

Monday amid the investigation. The Wyandotte County coroner’s office began a post-mortem examination Monday. An administrative assistant with the department said it wasn’t clear if autopsy results would be made public. Kansas City police spokesman Officer Cameron Morgan said no police report was available of the incident and deferred additional questions to the park. “We honestly don’t know what’s happened,” Winter Prosapio, a spokeswoman for Schlitterbahn, said. According to local TV station KSHB, however, “more than one … guest” said the harnesses on the ride were not working Sunday. Prosapio said rides are inspected daily and by an “outside party” before each season.

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Caleb Thomas Schwab, 10, died Sunday while on the 168-foot-tall Verruckt waterslide in Kansas.

Riders go down the slide in multi-person rafts. Each rider must be at least 54 inches tall and the weight of the group is limited to a total of 400 to 550 pounds.

Because of heavy demand, rides are scheduled by reservation. The park’s website says the ride features a “jaw-dropping” 17-story drop and a 50-foot drop. Verruckt’s 2014 opening was repeatedly delayed, though operators didn’t explain why. Two media sneak preview days were canceled because of problems with a conveyor system that hauls rafts to the top of the slide. According to USA Today, officials had based their calculations when designing the slide on roller coasters, but that didn’t translate well to the waterslide. In tests, rafts carrying sandbags flew off, prompting engineers to tear down half of the ride and reconfigure some angles.

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About 900 people — more than the entire population of Brownington, Vt. — showed up to watch a team of 44 oxen (with some help from an engine) move an 1823 schoolhouse from the town center back to its original location. The school was founded by Alexander Twilight, said to be the first African-American to graduate from a U.S. college. (AP) 43 killed by mudslides in Mexico

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PAKISTAN | Pakistani civil society activists light candles in Peshawar on Monday to pay tribute to the victims of a bombing in Quetta earlier that day. Striking at the heart of the country’s legal profession, Pakistani militants killed Bilal Kasi, a prominent attorney, and then a suicide attacker bombed the hospital where dozens of other lawyers had gathered to mourn. The twin attacks killed at least 70 people, most of them lawyers. Jamaat-ul-Ahrar, a breakaway faction of the Pakistani Taliban, claimed responsibility for the attacks.

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TOKYO Japan’s popular Emperor Akihito sent an unprecedented signal Monday of his desire to abdicate and hand power to his son, sending the country into constitutionally uncharted waters. In a televised video address to the nation — only the second time an emperor has spoken to the people in this way — the 82-year-old described how declining health was hindering his ability to fulfill his obligations. Akihito’s announcement was not a surprise. He has had health issues, including prostate cancer and heart problems. However, there is no legal provision for him to step down. The parliament will have to decide whether to amend the Imperial Household Law, a process that could take years. The emperor has no real power and is legally constrained from saying anything political, which means that Akihito, who has served as the ceremonial figurehead for 28 years, could not declare his intention to step down — which could be construed as a political statement because it would require a parliamentary amendment. Instead, he had to speak in oblique terms. Still, his message was clear. He said that simply making his son, Crown Prince Naruhito, a regent would not be sufficient because neither the retired emperor nor the rising son would be fulfilling the duties. ANNA FIFIELD (TWP)

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Delta flights grounded after computer glitch

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TRANSPORTATION Behind each of the four big players in the U.S. airline industry — American, United, Delta and Southwest — there is a tangled computer system pieced together after decades of mergers that married mix-matched networks. Just what went wrong with Delta Air Line’s system Monday that caused hundreds of cancellations and delays is still being sorted out. Was it a power outage, as Delta says? Or was it more likely an internal computer glitch, as Georgia Power, the utility at Delta’s Atlanta hub, says? In either case, airline and computer experts say, it shouldn’t have happened. Computer systems and their electric power sources should have foolproof backups, they say. Tens of thousands of passengers were delayed as Delta canceled 451 of its nearly 6,000 daily flights by midafternoon Monday. The airline warned that more cancellations and delays were likely to follow as it struggled to revive its computer network. But there may be more of the same airline problems in the months to come as long-term reverberations follow a tumultuous decade of mergers that swiftly consolidated the industry. “These [remaining] airlines

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Tens of thousands of Delta Air Lines passengers were stranded Monday after a system outage grounded hundreds of flights around the globe.

have long histories: 20 years of cobbled-together systems,” said Rick Seaney, creator of the travel website farecompare.com. “It’s difficult to integrate older technology. They have hundreds and hundreds of cobbled-together things that they have to track down to make sure everything is working correctly.” Before Monday, the most recent evidence of airline computer system problems came last month, when Southwest Airlines needed several days to fully recover from a collapse in its systems that resulted in more than 2,300 cancellations and 8,000 late flights. Last summer, a United Airlines computer glitch forced the cancellation of dozens of flights and delayed hundreds more.

Southwest absorbed a new and different computer system when it acquired AirTran six years ago. Southwest is investing millions of dollars in the creation of a new computer system to replace its aging network. American Airlines, which finalized its merger with US Airways last year, is working hard to marry the two systems. Bijan Vasigh, a professor at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Florida, said it may be time for airlines to invest in new computer systems to replace the patchwork networks now in place. “The cost [of Monday’s shutdown] should be huge for Delta Airlines,” he said. “I’m sure that they will try to revisit this issue.”

Clearly defying Isaac Asimov’s first law of robotics — do not harm humans — more than 1,000 robots set a new world record last month by dancing in nightmare-inducing synchronization. Standing about 17 inches tall, the RC-2 humanoids — 1,007 of them — set a Guinness record for the most robots dancing in unison, Gizmodo reported. To qualify, the robots had to twist and two-step in sync for 60 seconds. The appropriately named Ever Win Company & Ltd. achieved the feat at the Qingdao Beer Festival in Shandong, China. The previous record was 540 dancing droids. (EXPRESS)

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Doctors Without Borders hospital bombed, 13 dead A hospital supported by Doctors Without Borders that specializes in pediatrics in a rebel-held Syrian province has been destroyed by airstrikes over the weekend that killed 13 people, including four staff and five children, the charity said Monday. The group, also known as MSF, said two airstrikes directly hit the hospital in Millis, in the northern province of Idlib, and put it out of service. (AP) SAN FRANCISCO

‘Pokémon Go’ player killed near waterfront A 20-year-old man was shot to death while playing “Pokémon Go” at the bustling Fisherman’s Wharf area, along San Francisco’s waterfront, authorities said. An unknown assailant shot Calvin Riley, a baseball pitcher at San Joaquin Delta College, on Saturday night, U.S. Park Police said Sunday, in what is believed to be a random attack. (AP) TURKEY

Ten foreigners detained over possible ties to cleric Turkish authorities have detained at least 10 foreign nationals suspected of ties to a U.S.-based cleric whom Turkey accuses of plotting the July 15 failed coup, an official said Monday. At least four had been formally arrested pending trial, while a fifth person had been released, Deputy Prime Minister Numan Kurtulmus said. He didn’t provide details on their nationalities. (AP) SYRIA

Iraqi, Lebanese militias deploy to Syria’s Aleppo At least four Iran-backed militant groups from Lebanon and Iraq are deploying hundreds of fighters to the Syrian city of Aleppo, Iranian militia officials said Monday, after Syrian rebels breached a government-imposed siege and cut a key government route to the city over the weekend. The group’s reinforcements will support government forces. (AP)

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Turning the economic page Seeking campaign reset, Trump talks child care, taxes in Detroit speech

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POLITICS Donald Trump on Monday proposed collapsing the federal income tax rate from seven brackets down to three and called for allowing child care expenses to be exempt from taxation in a speech allies hope will help the GOP presidential nominee turn the page on a tumultuous period some Republicans fear has severely damaged his campaign. Trump was interrupted every few minutes by protesters for much of his address at the Detroit Economic Club. He took sharp aim at Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton in the speech, holding up Detroit, which has been devastated by manufacturing job losses, as “the living, breathing example” of her “failed economic agenda.” “I want to jump-start America. It can be done. And it won’t even be that hard,” said Trump. Overall, Trump offered few new details behind his economic vision, which he unveiled as a candidate last year. One notable exception was his call to enable families to “fully deduct” child care expenses from their taxes. Some such expenses are already deductible; experts say that the additional amounts will largely benefit middle- and upper-middle-class families. On tax rates, the business mogul said he would work with House Republicans and use the same ame three brackets they have

Trump was interrupted by protesters during his economic speech in Detroit on Monday, but instead of riling up the crowd and calling for them to be thrown out like he usually does, he waited patiently for them to be removed.

proposed: 12 percent, 25 percent and 33 percent, embracing figures championed by Speaker Paul Ryan, Wis., with whom Trump has had a tense alliance. Previously, Trump proposed tax brackets of 0 percent, 10 percent, 20 percent and 25 percent. “For many American workers, their tax rate will be zero,” said Trump. Trump also announced that as president, he would sign an executive order creating a temporary regulatory moratorium on new agency regulations. “I am going to cut regulations massively. Massively,” he said for emphasis. Freezing all pending federal regulations would include many

Wall Street regulations created by the Dodd-Frank legislation passed in the wake of the financial crisis. Trump’s energy agenda, meanwhile, would open new sections of American coastal waters to offshore oil drilling and sweep away the Obama administration’s efforts to fight climate change. At a rally in St. Petersburg, Fla., Clinton assailed Trump’s plan as an outdated replica of previous Republican pitches, saying it would “give super big tax breaks to large corporations and the really wealthy” and “basically just repackage trickle-down economics.” She added: “You know that old saying, ‘Fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice shame on me?’”

The GOP nominee continued to leave large question marks about how he would pay for his plans and avoid ballooning the federal budget deficit. He included no new details on how he would limit the cost of his tax reform plan, which analysts have estimated would reduce federal revenues by as much as $10 trillion over a decade. His child care expense plan would presumably raise that cost even further, as would an infrastructure spending plan that he has said could cost more than $500 billion. In his remarks, Trump said he would offer more details in the coming weeks. SE AN SULLIVAN AND JIM TANKER SLE Y (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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A Monmouth University poll and a Washingto Washington Post-ABC News poll both show that despite — or perhaps because of — his low profile, more registered regi voters have a favorable opinion of GOP vice presidential nominee Mike Pence than they do of o Donald Trump. Similarly, the Monmouth poll found that voters saw Tim Kaine in a positive light — 31 percent — despite a majority of Americans not knowing who he is. (TWP) Indian forces arrest more than a thousand protesters in Kashmir over last two weeks

POLITICS Fifty former national security officials, all of whom have served under Republican presidents from Richard Nixon to George W. Bush, have signed a letter calling Donald Trump unqualified to be president and warning that “he would be the most reckless President in American history.” The letter offers a withering critique of the GOP nominee, saying he “lacks the character, values and experience” to be president and declaring their conviction that he would be dangerous “and would put at risk our country’s national security and well-being.” The signatories state that none intend to vote for Trump in November. Some have decided to vote for Hillary Clinton, while others intend to sit out the election or write in another name. “We also know that many have doubts about Hillary Clinton, as do many of us,” they said. “But Donald Trump is not the answer to America’s daunting challenges and to this crucial election.” It was signed by, among others, Michael Chertoff and Tom Ridge, former secretaries of homeland security; Michael Hayden, a former director of the CIA and the National Security Agency; John Negroponte, former director of national intelligence and deputy secretary of state; and Robert Zoellick, a deputy secretary of state, president of the World Bank and U.S. trade representative under George W. Bush. CAROL MORELLO (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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Fears of terrorism diverge by race

Two foreign professors kidnapped at gunpoint

Family of ‘Clock Boy’ sues his former school

Two foreign university professors, one American and one Australian, were kidnapped at gunpoint from a vehicle Sunday evening near the Kabul campus of the American University of Afghanistan, municipal police officials said early Monday. Neither has been publicly identified. This was the first reported abduction linked to the private co-ed university, which has attracted numerous visiting instructors from the U.S. and other Western countries since opening in 2004. Police said no group has demanded ransom or claimed responsibility for the abduction. (THE WASHINGTON POST)

The family of Ahmed Mohamed, a 14-year-old Muslim boy who was arrested after bringing a homemade clock to school, filed a federal lawsuit Monday against Texas school officials, saying the incident violated the boy’s civil rights, prompted death threats and forced them to leave the U.S. Ahmed was arrested at his suburban Dallas high school in September and charged with having a hoax bomb. Police later dropped the charge, but he was suspended for three days, and his family pulled him out of the school. The suit claims the school district discriminated against Ahmed because of his religion. (AP)

A new GenForward poll of Americans ages 18 to 30 reveals widespread anxiety about attacks from both inside and outside the U.S.. Anxiety about attacks from people in the U.S. who are inspired by foreign extremists is about even across racial groups, with at least half of whites, blacks, Asians and Hispanics describing themmselves as very concerned about that threat. But the poll shows that at young people’s fears about white extremists vary depending on their race: While 62 percent of African-Americans and 55 percent ent of Hispanics surveyed said they were very concerned about the e threat of violence by white extremists, only one-third of whites s and 41 percent of Asian-Americans had such fears. (AP)

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GYMNASTICS When Simone Biles, the supernova of the U.S. women’s gymnastics team, stuck the landing on a near-flawless balance beam routine at Rio Olympic Arena, she let out a squeal. With it, Biles sealed an American rout of Sunday’s qualifying sessions and bounced directly into the embrace of four adoring teammates. U.S. national team director Martha Karolyi told her gymnasts that she loved them. And when informed of their final margin — a whopping 10 points ahead of China, their nearest competitor — the 73-year-old Karolyi jumped up and down and said, “I love you even more!” With a dominating display of might, the U.S. women reinforced their status as the undeniable favorite in the team final today (3 p.m., nbcolympics.com, 8 p.m.,

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NBC). The U.S. women routed all to finish with 185.238 points to China’s 175.279, followed by Russia’s 174.620. The Americans also swept the top three spots in the individual all-around. Biles scored 62.366, Aly Raisman registered 60.601 and Gabby Douglas had 60.131. While Biles posted the highest score on three events, fellow American Madison Kocian earned the top score on the uneven bars, her signature event. All five U.S. women qualified for at least one apparatus final. Ranging in age from 16 to 22, the gymnasts celebrated their display of dominance in a manner rarely seen. There was no fist-pumping nor shrieks. “I think today we made everyone proud,” said Biles, describing herself as “super-excited.” “And we all qualified for an event, so I don’t think Martha could have asked for anything better.” Olympic qualifying doesn’t call for gymnasts to give the

The U.S. women’s gymnastics team is positioned for a memorable run through the Rio Games that could potentially compare with these iconic performances. GABE HIATT (EXPRESS)

3 Mark Spitz 1972 Munich Olympics

Simone Biles paced the U.S. through qualifying sessions with the top score in three events.

Rule forces out Douglas Because only two gymnasts from each nation are allowed to qualify for Thursday’s individual all-around final, 2012 gold medalist Gabby Douglas will not be able to defend her title. Douglas posted the third highest score in the qualifier among 2016 Olympians, tallying 1.399 points more than Brazil’s Rebeca Andrade, who finished fourth. (TWP)

performance of their lives; it’s far better to deliver error-free routines that ensure a spot in the team finals and, ideally, lock up a spot in individual events. With gymnasts from multiple

nations competing on all four events at once, there was something to see in every quadrant of the arena floor Sunday. But the Americans simply demanded to be watched. Biles, the 19-year-old Texan who has raised the standard of her sport with daring, precision and utter joyfulness, pumped up the crowd with the sky-high tumbling of her Brazilian-flavored floor routine. She followed with two lights-out vaults: a high flying, technically tricky Amanar, followed by an even more difficult Cheng, which she landed like a still-life painting — frozen in space, without a wobble or waver. LIZ CLARKE (THE WASHINGTON POST)

Before Michael Phelps swept Beijing, Spitz stormed Germany. In eight days, Spitz won seven gold medals with seven world records to boot.

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With famous long fingernails, Florence Griffith Joyner won three gold medals and ran the 200 meters in 21.34 seconds, which is still a world record.

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Alongside the 16-year-old gy gymnasts experiencing their first Olympics in Sunday’s qualifying session, Uzbekistan’s Oksana Ch Chusovitina participated in her record seventh Games. At 41, she is the oldest Olympic female gy gymnast in history. But Chusovitina is not just a novelty in Rio de Janeiro. The mother of a 17-yearol old son finished fifth to qualify for the vault and will compete for a medal Sunday. (EXPRESS) Giants’ Bruce Bochy admitted to Miami hospital (undisclosed illness)

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WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL

U.S. women rally late against the Netherlands

After a last-place finish in London, women’s field hockey is on a roll

Favela product wins first gold for host Brazil

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FIELD HOCKEY For the U.S. women’s field hockey team, no foes are too daunting. The Americans opened their Olympic tournament against two nations ranked among the top three in the world, and they’ve toppled both. “We love to be the underdog,” said captain Lauren Crandall, competing in her third Olympics. “Even if we are to be No. 1 in the world someday, we’ll still feel like the underdog.” The U.S. entered the tournament ranked No. 5 in the world before upsetting third-ranked Australia 2-1 on Monday and topping No. 2 Argentina by the same score two days earlier. With six points already locked up, the U.S. is well-positioned to advance out of pool play. The top four teams in the six-team pool will advance to the quarterfinals, which begin next week. After Monday’s victory, the American women were leading their pool. At the London Olympics in 2012, the Americans finished last, losing five of their six games and managing just five goals for the entire tournament. “We felt pretty bad,” said forward Michelle Vittese. “Now we carry that with us. It’s something that gives us an edge.”

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The fifth-ranked U.S. women’s field hockey team downed No. 3 Australia on Monday after beginning pool play by beating No. 2 Argentina.

In Brazil, the Americans are dishing out the disappointment. Australia and the U.S. were scoreless Monday until an American penalty corner with 5:40 remaining in the second quarter. Katelyn Falgowski fed Vittese, who blasted the day’s first score. It was textbook, something they work on daily. Defender Caitlin Van Sickle knocked in a loose ball in front of the cage to put the Americans up 2-0 in the third quarter. In the same period, U.S. goalkeeper Jackie Briggs allowed a shorthanded goal to Australia’s Kathryn Slattery.

Australia had one final shot to tie the score with a final penalty corner opportunity with 1:48 remaining. Jodie Kenny’s shot went upstairs, and Briggs (six saves) had no problem deflecting it skyward. “She’s a ninja,” Van Sickle said of Briggs. “She keeps us in it.” The U.S. team, which hasn’t won a field hockey medal since 1984, will continue group play Wednesday against No. 10 Japan. The Americans won’t be considered a heavy underdog in the rest of their early-round games, even if they continue play like one. RICK MAESE (THE WASHINGTON POST)

Judoka Rafaela Silva claimed Brazil’s first gold medal of the Rio Olympics on Monday by winning the 57-kilogram division of the Japanese martial art while the crowd chanted “Rafa” and waved green and yellow Brazilian flags. The 24-year-old Silva beat Sumiya Dorjsuren of Mongolia after two days of disappointment on the mat for the host country. Silva is from Brazil’s largest favela and trained at a judo dojo founded by former Olympic bronze medalist Flavio Canto. She won her first match of the day in only 46 seconds. “Everybody here knows Rafaela’s history,” said Eduardo Colli, a Brazilian fan watching the final in the stands. “This is more than just a medal, it’s a victory for poor people. It’s hope for all of them.” MARIA CHENG (AP)

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“I’m already thinking how I can get faster. … I think I can.” KATINKA HOSSZU, the 27-year-old Hungarian swimmer who shattered the world record in the 400-meter individual medley Saturday with a gold medal time of 4:26.36. During Monday’s preliminary races, Hosszu set a new Olympic mark in the 200 IM (2:07.45). The final was held after Express’ deadline.

Pacers forward Paul George leads U.S. with 20 points in 113-69 win over Venezuela

Facing an opponent that it had handily beaten twice in international competition earlier this summer, the United States needed a dramatic rally Monday to beat the Netherlands 3-2. The Dutch team won the first and third sets to push the U.S., which answered with a 25-20 fourth set and a 15-8 fifth. (TWP) MEN’S DIVING

Johnson wins silver years after near tragedy Seven years after he struck his head on a concrete platform and fell 33 feet into the water before being rescued by a coach, Steele Johnson captured a silver medal in the men’s synchronized 10-meter platform event. Johnson and David Boudia, who compete for Purdue, placed behind China’s Chen Aisen and Lin Yue (498.96 points). (TWP)

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What to watch today Water polo: The U.S. women’s team starts its 2012 title defense against Spain. 10:40 a.m., NBC Soccer: Carli Lloyd leads the U.S. women against Colombia in the group stage. 6 p.m., NBCSN Swimming: Tune in for American medal chasers Katie Ledecky in the 200-meter freestyle and Michael Phelps in the 200 butterfly. 9 p.m., NBC

U.S. men’s gymnastics team falters for fifth-place finish while Japan edges Russia for gold

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RICK SNIDER | SPORTS GURU

After many signs he would pick former Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III as his team’s starter, Browns coach Hue Jackson made it official Monday. “It’s time. Robert has earned the right to be named the starting quarterback of the Cleveland Browns,” said Jackson, who had promised to reveal his top QB before Friday’s first preseason game against Green Bay. Griffin, 26, beat out 37-year-old journeyman Josh McCown for the starting job after taking the majority of first-team reps during organized team activities and training camp. (AP)

Known for his speed, DeSean Jackson has added weight in the offseason to help with his blocking.

Jackson said. “I’ve been one of them guys that if I’m going to talk, I’m going to talk on the field and my play is going to show.” Jackson stretches offenses in the vertical passing game like few other receivers, so Washington could very well try to re-sign the free agent. But — like waiting one more season before inking quarterback Kirk Cousins to a long-term deal — the Redskins want to see Jackson prove himself again

before committing wads of cash. With his effort at training camp, the three-time Pro Bowler is priming himself for a productive season that could lead to another lucrative deal. “I’m just really keeping it real right here, keeping it real simple,” Jackson said. “Whatever that turns out to be at the end of the year, so be it.” Rick Snider has covered sports in Washington since 1978. Follow him on Twitter @Snide_Remarks

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“It’s always about what’s wrong with somebody. And quite frankly, it’s getting old.” MASN ANALYST F.P. SANTANGELO, talking during Saturday’s broadcast of the Nationals’ road loss to the Giants. Santangelo feels the Nats are underappreciated. Washington (66-45) has the second-best record in the majors.

Redskins corner Josh Norman signs one-year deal with Fox to contribute to NFL coverage

most fast receivers are reluctant to do. But he knows he needs to be a more effective blocker, and after missing seven games last year, he opted to fill out his wiry 5-foot-10 frame. “I … just wanted to have a little more physicality to me,” Jackson said, “and just really go out there and be that guy that plays throughout the whole season. Just expect nothing but greatness from me. I’m trying to push myself, trying to challenge myself to go out there and do things like that. That’s kind of really what it was, nothing else behind it.” The daily grind against Norman hasn’t gone unnoticed. Fans have been posting videos of Jackson scoring long touchdowns on the practice field. “The competition is there,” coach Jay Gruden said. “The last thing you want to do as a veteran or a guy trying to make the team is get your butt whupped.” If Peterson is ready for a showdown when Washington travels to Arizona on Dec. 4, Jackson says he’ll welcome the challenge. It’ll come three days after he turns 30. “It’s all right to talk, but if you’re going to talk, you better back it up on the field,”

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Browns make it official: RGIII is the starting QB

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DeSean Jackson isn’t short on motivation. Not only does he face challenges from All-Pro cornerback Josh Norman every day at Redskins practice, but he’s also staring down the final year of a contract during a season that coincides with his 30th birthday. Arizona cornerback Patrick Peterson is taunting him on Twitter, too. Jackson is responding with his best training camp since joining the Redskins in 2014. Forget that he skipped voluntary offseason practices — Jackson has never looked this sharp in August. “People might be like, ‘He’s almost 30, he’s getting old.’ But I still feel like my speed is a great threat,” Jackson said. Norman has dubbed the wide receiver “Flash” for his ability to break away from corners, and Jackson is used to challengers. There just haven’t been many to silence him. In eight seasons, Jackson has 442 receptions for 7,814 yards and 42 touchdowns. Jackson, who’s listed at 175 pounds, said he added weight over the offseason — something

Expect ‘greatness’: Heftier Jackson grinds to improve

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Chain of bad decisions led to canceled game The NFL called off its annual Hall of Fame game between the Packers and Colts on Sunday night because of unsafe field conditions created by the stadium crew. According to NFL Media’s Michael Silver, the first gaffe was using paint on the field that was not drying quickly. Workers then tried to heat the field in an effort to dry the paint, melting the rubber pellets inside the artificial turf. Lastly, per Silver, workers applied paint thinner before a Green Bay employee noticed a label on the container warning of severe burns if exposed to skin. (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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Yoga in Farragut Park is one of many free outdoor workouts this summer.

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Summer may feel as if it’s winding down, but there are still plenty of activities to check off your list before unpacking the fall ward-

robe. There is no shortage of outdoor (and indoor, for when it’s way too hot) workouts around the region, whether it’s yoga in the park or stand-up paddle boarding on the Potomac. The best part? These are all free. Here’s what the area has to offer to keep you healthy and fit throughout the last stretch of summer. DANIELLE DOUGLAS-GABRIEL (THE WASHINGTON POST) AND ZAINAB MUDALLAL (EXPRESS)

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Washington Sailing Marina, 1 Marina Dr., Alexandria; Saturdays through Sept. 24, 8:30 a.m.; eventbrite.com.

Westfield Annapolis, 2002 Annapolis Mall, Annapolis; Saturdays through Aug. 27, 8:30 am.; westfield.com/annapolis.

Farragut Park, 17th and K streets NW; Tuesdays & Thursdays, 5:30 p.m.; Plaza at 2100 M St. NW; Mondays, 5:30 p.m.; goldentriangledc.com

Rise and shine for stand-up paddleboard yoga every Saturday at the Washington Sailing Marina in Alexandria. The marina, in partnership with the Trust for the George Washington Memorial Parkway, provides all the equipment, and there’s no need to be a paddleboard or yoga expert. If you’re game, be sure to sign up fast. Space fills up quick, and many classes are already booked. (There’s a waitlist.) Luckily, the trust says it’s considering adding a second class each day.

If you want to mix up your fitness routine and get a little shopping done at the same time, check out this Annapolis Mall series. There is something for everybody, including Pilates, Zumba, kickboxing and yoga. Bring your own mat (BYOM) — and maybe a towel to mop up the sweat. Hour-long classes are held every Saturday morning through Aug. 27 in the J.C. Penney court, between Starbucks and the Apple store. Classes are limited; register online to secure your spot.

You’ve probably seen at least one of these events on your way home from work: dozens of yogis practicing a downward dog in the middle of Farragut Park or groups of people holding pliees at the plaza at 2100 M St. NW. The Golden Triangle Business Improvement District is hosting the TriFit series, which runs through Sept. 29. You can try out balletinspired barre on Mondays at the plaza at 2100 M St., yoga on Tuesdays at Farragut Park or Pilates on Thursdays at Farragut Park. Bring your own mat.

Papillon’s DC Monuments at Night Ride Papillon Cycles, 2805 Columbia Pike, Arlington; Sat., 7 p.m.; papilloncycles .com

What better way is there to see the Jefferson Memorial, Washington Monument and Vietnam Veterans Memorial than by bicycle? Ride out from the Papillon Cycles bike shop in Arlington at 7 p.m. or start at Lady Bird Johnson Park, near the Mount Vernon Trail, at 7:30 p.m. for a shorter trip. Organizers expect the ride to take about two hours. The event usually draws a dozen people, and it’s a casual ride, meaning the pace is measured enough for families with cargo bikes to take the kids.

Blue Crab Bolt trail series race No. 3 is Saturday at Little Bennett Regional Park in Clarksburg, Md.

Summer Camp with Chris and Alex Perrin Dock 5 at Union Market, 1309 5th St. NE; Sun., 10 a.m.; unionmarketdc .com/events.

The 13,000 square feet at Dock 5 were almost made for a workout. Nike trainer Chris Perrin and Flywheel instructor Alex Perrin, who are married, will host a “Summer Camp” at the venue this weekend, and it isn’t the make-your-ownfriendship-bracelet kind. It’s the sprints-and-burpees kind. The workout combines sports conditioning with high-intensity interval training. Sponsors, including South Block, Craft Kombucha and KIND Snacks, will cater to your post-workout needs with complimentary treats. RSVP at the event’s Facebook page, and BYOM.

An apple a day … Despite research linking nutritious diets to disease prevention, the importance of food receives little attention in most physicians’ practices. But a shift is slowly happening. The National Academy of Sciences recommends a minimum of 25 hours of nutrition education for medical students, but a 2015 study showed that 71 percent of medical schools failed to hit that goal. And just 14 percent of doctors say they feel adequately trained in nutrition counseling. Tulane’s Goldring Center for Culinary Medicine, the first dedicated teaching kitchen set up at a medical school, is trying to change that. There, students learn to cook and provide nutrition advice to patients. The center has licensed its program to 25 other medical schools and six residency programs. There’s also now a bill before Congress to try to enforce nutrition education for physicians. CARA ROSENBLOOM (TWP)

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His golfing habit is driving a wedge Q. My husband plays golf one day every weekend and has done this since we met. Now that we have two young children, I resent that this large chunk of time is taken up. I am home with the kids 2 ½ days of the week and working the other 2 ½, and on weekends I need a break. He says he works hard too and should be able to decompress on the golf course. LEFT AT HOME Golf takes a long time; I get it. But that’s why parents of young children can’t do it as much. He may find it unfair that you’re asking him to adjust an activity that he’s done since before you met — but it’s not you asking. It’s the lifestyle that (presumably) both of you chose. No doubt you have long since given up whatever used to occupy your Saturdays as well — even

if it was just watching paint dry without once being expected to wipe someone’s derriere. So, to start the negotiations, propose equitable “time off.” If his money is where his mouth is, he should grant you an equal number of hours on the opposite weekend day. If not that — and indeed, that option isn’t ideal for the family — then he needs to be open to compromise.

asked us to co-sign on a loan for their new house. Our son has a history of being irresponsible with money and my wife and I told them no. They eventually got her parents to help out. Now we are treated like second-class citizens. Invitations have slowed to a trickle; emails are short. How do I repair this relationship? DAD IN VA It sounds like you have some understandable anger about the way things went down, but to move forward you’ll have to open yourself up to your son’s perspective. Of course you were under no obligation to co-sign, and your reasons were totally valid — but that doesn’t mean they didn’t sting. Your being right doesn’t preclude his being hurt; try to view it as his being wounded rather than manipulative or vengeful. The good news is, the loan is over and done with, so you can work on moving forward rather than defending your actions anew: “We miss hearing from you. We’re sorry if our stance on the co-signing was hurtful to you. We are thrilled that you got the house, and we really want to start fresh. How can we do that?” Send your questions for Baggage Check to Dr. Andrea Bonior at baggage@ wpost.com. Andrea is a local clinical psychologist and author of the book “The Friendship Fix” (friendshipfix.com).

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TODAY: It starts to feel like a steam bath. Humidity is high as temperatures reach the upper 80s under partly sunny skies. Winds continue out of the south and southeast. We could see a stray evening thundershower or two, but most of us are dry and stay that way overnight. Lows are warm — only slipping back to 70-75.

ARIES (March 21-April 19) You are not the kind of person to enjoy doing a thing if it doesn’t capture your imagination somehow. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) A good time may have to come to an abrupt end as you suddenly find yourself facing a situation that could be a very real threat.

PEARLS BEFORE SWINE | STEPHAN PASTIS

AVG. HIGH: 87 RECORD HIGH: 102 AVG. LOW: 70 RECORD LOW: 57 SUNRISE: 6:16 a.m. SUNSET: 8:10 p.m.

GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Take the

time to sort through issues that have come up very quickly over the past few days. CANCER (June 21-July 22) You can settle an argument between two parties who don’t seem to know what you know — sharing that information can make all the difference.

DAILY CODE

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91 | 73

92 | 76

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92 | 76

93 | 77

1945: Three days after the atomic bombing of Hiroshima, Japan, a U.S. B-29 Superfortress codenamed Bockscar drops a nuclear device (“Fat Man”) over Nagasaki, killing an estimated 74,000 people.

1969: Actress Sharon Tate and four others are found brutally slain at Tate’s Los Angeles home; cult leader Charles Manson and a group of his followers are later convicted of the crime.

1974: Vice President Gerald R. Ford becomes the nation’s 38th chief executive as President Richard Nixon’s resignation takes effect.

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