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A blue Peugeot 104 stolen in France’s Champagne country in 1979 will be reunited with its owner after it was pulled from a swamp. The pond owner alerted police Monday after the car became visible because a drought dropped the water level. The car was crawling with crayfish but recognizable. “It’s still blue and there is still chrome on the bumpers,” mechanic Franck Menard said. Police were relieved to find it didn’t contain the remains of a body. (AP)
The Peabody Institute Library in Danvers, Mass., is reminding residents that Chuck E. Cheese tokens are not an acceptable form of payment for late fines. The library said it has seen a surge of people trying to pay fines and printing fees with tokens from Chuck E. Cheese and Bonkers, a local amusement center. Bookkeeper Sue Kontos said she counted three Chuck E. Cheese tokens one day before realizing they weren’t real money. (AP)
Officials in Licking County, Ohio, are selling 67 pairs of collectible sneakers seized from a 48-year-old drug dealer. Bids will be accepted through Sept. 15 at govdeals.com. Proceeds will be used to fund drug investigations. The dealer who owned the sneakers was sentenced to 11 years in prison for possession of more than half a pound of cocaine and 100 pills containing the deadly opioid fentanyl. (AP)
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A mural for memorial men THE DISTRICT It might have been the simple gray tones of the hulking monument under construction. Or maybe it was the contours of muscular men hard at work on what would become one of the most venerated statues in the nation. Or possibly it was the words beneath it: “Without culture there can be no growth. … Without action, no progress. And without conflict, no victory.” — Frederick Douglass. Whatever it was, joggers stopped, cyclists dismounted and Metro riders peered out their windows during commuting hours last week to glimpse the newly installed mural that pays homage to the workers who built the statue in the Lincoln Memorial. “It’s beautiful,” said Prameeka Patura, 27, who passed by the mural. “It’s very creative. Now I’m thinking I need to go back and look up all this history.” “28 Blocks,” by New York artist Garin Baker, sits along the Metropolitan Branch Trail — a popular pedestrian and cyclist
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Painted on a building along the Metropolitan Branch Trail, “28 Blocks” honors the men who built the statue inside the Lincoln Memorial.
commuter trail in Northeast D.C. It is a tribute to the men — many of whom were the first and second generations of black men born free — who built the 120-ton marble statue. Italian immigrants also helped build the statue, which was designed by sculptor Daniel Chester French to sit in the memorial, planned by architect Henry Bacon. The name comes from the 28 blocks of marble used to erect the statue from 1914 to 1922. The Department of General
“These workers’ souls and their hearts and their dreams are imbued in those stones. For an artist, it’s a good thing.” GARIN BAKER, the artist behind the “28 Blocks” mural, saying he was “blown away” after researching the history of the Lincoln Memorial
Services put out a $50,000 national call in spring 2016 for proposals for a mural that would cover the vacant Penn Center building the city owns where New York Avenue NE meets the trail. The city received 20 applications and ultimately settled on Baker’s vision because the mural itself was striking and its message was particularly salient for that space, according to Joia Nuri, a public information officer for the department. “The reaction has been phenomenal,” Nuri said. “We have just been standing there and watching people go by and stop and take pictures.” Baker said he wanted to transform the history of the Lincoln Memorial into a mural. “When I started doing research, the story really started to unfold. I found a really symbolic story about America,” he said. It took Baker four months to hand-paint the mural. He said the color scheme of black, white and gray is intentional and carries symbolism. “People see things in black and white, but it’s really not the full story,” he said. “Only through all the shades of gray do we see the full truth.” PERRY STEIN (THE WASHINGTON POST)
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Bald eagle to get surgery after being struck by car Veterinarians plan to perform surgery this week on a bald eagle that was hit by a car. The Virginian-Pilot reported that the bird, known as HK, suffered bruising to his lungs and a right leg fracture. After the bird was struck Friday, a local veterinarian took him to the Wildlife Center of Virginia in Waynesboro. The center described the bird as “bright” and “feisty.” (AP) LOOSE GOOSE
Minor league game delayed by bird on field A goose caused a game delay and a bit of a stir when it landed in the middle of a minor league baseball team’s field. The Daily Times of Salisbury, Md., reported Sunday that the wayward bird landed in center field during a Delmarva Shorebirds game the night before, prompting the team’s first “goose delay.” A groundskeeper scooped up the bird, which appeared to be suffering from an injury, and carried it off the field. (AP)
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Howard County police Monday were investigating the shooting death Sunday night of Meiko Anthony Locksley. Locksley, 25, of Columbia, was the son of former University of Maryland football coach Mike Locksley. Authorities said multiple callers reported hearing a single gunshot in the neighborhood. Police said they had no information about a possible suspect or motive. The elder Locksley was elevated to interim head coach for six games after Randy Edsall was fired in 2015. (TWP)
Police in Prince George’s County have a new tire-deflating tool that stops people who drive ATVs and dirt bikes illegally on public roads. Police said the device was deployed over Labor Day Weekend. The device is a series of short poles that officers can toss in the road ahead of a dirt bike. The poles contain sharp inserts that flatten tires. Authorities say the device will force those driving ATVs illegally on highways and public roads to stop. Such drivers typically ignore commands to pull over. (AP/TWP)
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Purple Line to close popular Md. trail Loss of green space for the light-rail project angers many residents MONTGOMERY COUNTY Ever since it opened 20 years ago, the clock had been ticking on the Georgetown Branch Trail, an oasis of green space in suburban Maryland that was set aside in the late 1980s for a public transitway. Even so, the heartache was palpable Monday among trail users who used a picture-perfect Labor Day holiday to take a last walk, jog or bike ride along the 3.1-mile path before it closes today for the next four to five years to make room for the light-rail Purple Line. “This is an irreplaceable loss,” said Dan Leggett, 50, a resident in nearby Wheaton who has biked the trail since it opened to the public in 1997, and was again out riding Monday. “It’s tree-lined and it’s shaded and it’s a respite from all the built-up environment that’s around us.” With emotions raw around the $2 billion Purple Line as construction moves forward, the trail’s closure — announced just last Tuesday — adds another layer to the controversy surrounding the much-debated project that has been tied up in federal court for several years. The Friends of the Capital Crescent Trail group — a lead plaintiff in the ongoing federal
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Fans of the Georgetown Branch Trail gathered in Bethesda on Monday to protest its extended closure to make room for the light-rail Purple Line.
lawsuit to block the project — announced Monday it will seek a federal court order to keep the Georgetown Branch open while litigation around the Purple Line continues. Meanwhile, dozens of trail enthusiasts rallied against the closure, among them parents whose children use the trail as a safe route to school and — with today marking the first day of classes in Montgomery County — spent the holiday weekend scrambling to figure out alternative routes. “There is no better route,” said Wendy Vicente, whose son Mark, 13, will have to cross a busy Wisconsin Avenue intersection to make it to Westland Middle School. “He used to take the [trail] tunnel; now he has to go through a major intersection. At rush hour.” A spokesman for Purple Line
Transit Partners, the consortium of private companies that will design, build, operate and maintain the light-rail line, declined to comment on the closure of the trail, which will involve cutting down nearly all of the trees to make room for the 16-mile project that will connect Montgomery and Prince George’s counties. Jon Reinhard, 54, trained for five marathons along the trail’s gravel path. On Monday, he drove from his home in Prince George’s to walk his dog, Dash, along the trail one last time. “I’ve been running here for about 20 years,” he said. “I remember when this was still a railroad bridge and they were renovating it to make it pedestrian friendly.” ANTONIO OLIVO (THE WASHINGTON POST)
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The number of people in Virginia who have been killed in traffic crashes in 2017 as of Friday, according to state police. That’s compared to 477 deaths at the same time last year. Virginia State Police are raising concerns about the spike in traffic deaths. Superintendent Col. Steven Flaherty said the rise in fatal crashes “should be a major concern for all Virginians.” (AP)
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D.C. police chief during a tumultuous era dies THE DISTRICT Isaac Fulwood Jr., the hardcharging, plain-spoken D.C. police veteran who led the department for three tumultuous years marked by political scandal and unprecedented homicidal violence in the capital city, died Friday at a hospital in Washington. He was 77. The former chief, who was known as Ike, had been ill with kidney failure. His death was confirmed by D.C. police chief Peter Newsham. No cause was given. The crack cocaine epidemic and the city’s homicide rate were rampant when Mayor Marion Barry appointed Fulwood chief in 1989, and Fulwood agonized over both the runaway violence and the decidedly negative side
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Barry was arrested on federal drug charges after being videotaped smoking crack in a downtown hotel, an especially sordid episode that deepened the gloom over the remainder of the chief’s 29 years as a member of the police force. He stepped down in 1992. Among his accomplishments as chief, Fulwood was one of the first police officials to introduce what is known today as community policing, and he spoke out often about the importance of drug treatment and the inability of police alone to prevent crime. “He was considered very important to the Metropolitan Police Department,” Newsham said. “Our thoughts and prayers are with his family.” PETER HERMANN (THE WASHINGTON POST)
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Suspect in Metro gunfire incident arrested in Md. A man sought for allegedly firing a gun down an escalator at the Columbia Heights Metro station last week was arrested Thursday evening when he was found hiding under a car in Montgomery County, police said. Cesar Morales, 22, had been the subject of a manhunt since the Aug. 25 shooting incident, which was caught on video at what typically is a busy station. (TWP)
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Trump expected to stop renewing DACA permits
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Supporters of DACA demonstrate in front of the White House on Sunday.
The initiative shielded young immigrants from deportation and allowed them to get two-year, renewable work permits and driver’s licenses and to more easily afford college. It meant opportunities beyond low-wage jobs and a chance to climb the ladder at work as well as school. “Taking that away is taking everything from us,” said Renata Aldaz, who is studying psychology at George Mason University. Critics say the program is an example of presidential overreach that takes jobs from citizens and legal residents. The young immigrants in the program “have a compelling case, but struggling American millennials have a more compelling case,” said Roy Beck, president of NumbersUSA, which has fought to end DACA since the program was created in 2012.
The program’s defenders say recipients are making valuable contributions to society and shouldn’t be punished for decisions made by their parents. If Trump phases out the program, or if it is successfully challenged in court, those young people will become undocumented again — eventually losing their work permits, jobs and health insurance and, in many states, their driver’s licenses. Many have lived here nearly all their lives and are fearful of being forced to return to countries they barely remember. “I feel like as a country, we would be losing” if DACA were rescinded, said Alexandra Duran, a 21-year-old Salvadoran student at Marymount University. “We helped build it, in a sense.”
Astronaut Peggy Whitson returned to Earth late Saturday, wrapping up a record-breaking flight that catapulted her to first place for U.S. space endurance. Whitson’s 665 days off the planet — 288 days on this mission alone — exceeds that of any other American and any other woman worldwide. Whitson, 57, also became the oldest spacewoman. Returning cosmonaut Fyodor Yurchikhin has logged even more time in space: 673 days over five missions. He’s now No. 7 on the world’s all-time endurance list, followed by Whitson at No. 8. The top spot belongs to Russian Gennady Padalka, with 879 days in space over five flights. (AP)
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Lives transformed by the program would be thrust into limbo IMMIGRATION A former waiter, born in El Salvador, now writes code for a U.S. Navy contractor. A young man from South Korea is using the money he makes selling pastries to help pay for college. And a psychology major from Ecuador plans to earn a doctorate. They are among nearly 800,000 undocumented immigrants whose lives were transformed by Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, the Obama-era federal program that President Trump appears ready to phase out. Trump plans to announce today that his administration will stop renewing DACA work permits, starting in six months, those briefed on the situation said. The six-month delay is aimed at getting Congress to pass legislation that would allow the “Dreamers” to remain in the country legally, these officials said; they cautioned that the president could change his mind. But Congress has been unable to pass such legislation in the past. And even if Trump were to grant DACA recipients a reprieve, officials have said the program may not survive a court challenge. DACA has opened unprecedented doors for young people who arrived here illegally as children or overstayed their visas.
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Man enters flames, dies at Burning Man festival Authorities were investigating the death of Aaron Joel Mitchell, 41, who died of his injuries a few hours after he rushed past layers of security officers into a massive fire Saturday night at the signature ceremony of the Burning Man art and music festival. A sheriff said Mitchell was not under the influence of alcohol, but a toxicology report was pending. (AP) SALT LAKE CITY
Nurse: ‘Cop bullied me’ in blood sample dispute Utah nurse Alex Wubbels said she was scared to death when a police officer put her in handcuffs after she refused to allow blood to be drawn from an unconscious patient. After Wubbels and her attorneys released video of her July 26 arrest, Salt Lake City police put Detective Jeff Payne on paid leave Friday. “This cop bullied me. He bullied me to the utmost extreme,” said Wubbels, who skied in the 1998 and 2002 Olympics. Officials said she correctly followed protocols to protect patient privacy. (AP)
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Prize, said her “heart breaks” at the suffering of Rohingya Muslims and urged Myanmar’s leader to condemn the violence against the Rohingya minority. “Over the last several years I have repeatedly condemned this tragic and shameful treatment,” she said. “I am still waiting for my fellow Nobel Laureate Aung San Suu Kyi to do the same.” The latest eruption of violence in Rakhine state has killed more than 400 people and triggered an exodus of Rohingya into Bangladesh. It began after insurgents attacked Myanmar police posts
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in what they said was an effort to protect their ethnic minority from persecution by security forces in the majority-Buddhist country. In response, Myanmar’s military unleashed what it called “clearance operations.” Human Rights Watch said satellite imagery shows 700 buildings were burned in the village of Chein Khar Li, just one of 17 locations where the group has cited the burning of homes and property. Myanmar denies citizenship to Rohingya, who have lived in the country for generations. STEPHEN WRIGHT (AP)
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Government signs cease-fire with last guerrilla group Colombia’s government and the last remaining major rebel group signed a bilateral cease-fire Monday ahead of Pope Francis’ visit this week. The deal was reached in Quito, Ecuador, where talks with the National Liberation Army, or ELN, have been held since February. It goes into effect Oct. 1. The rebels agreed to suspend attacks on infrastructure, as well as kidnappings and recruitment of minors, and the government vowed to boost protection for social leaders who have recently come under attack and develop a program that would provide humanitarian aid to rebels, among other measures. (AP)
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Kenya’s electoral commission announced Monday that the country will hold fresh presidential voting Oct. 17. The new election will again be between President Uhuru Kenyatta and opposition leader Raila Odinga, following the Supreme Court’s ruling last week nullifying the results of the Aug. 8 balloting that gave victory to Kenyatta, according to a statement issued by the electoral commission. Kenya’s Supreme Court said that the commission had committed irregularities in adding up the votes. The electoral commission is revising the operational and procedural requirements. (AP)
Syrian government forces and their allies were on the verge of breaking a nearly three-year siege by the Islamic State of parts of the eastern city of Deir Ezzor, opposition activists and state media said Monday. Ending the siege would mark another victory for President Bashar al-Assad. Syrian troops and allied militiamen have for months been advancing toward Deir Ezzor, the capital of the oil-rich province of the same name. State TV reported that government forces were only 2 miles from their objective. State news agency SANA reported the “collapse” of ISIS defenses in the area. (AP)
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‘Enough is enough’ U.S. ambassador Haley: America’s patience is limited after North Korea’s latest launch what it called Pyongyang’s “outrageous” launch of a ballistic missile over Japan. Less than a month ago, the council imposed its stiffest sanctions yet on the reclusive nation. Still, the U.S. resolution faces an uncertain future. Russia and China have both proposed a twopronged approach: North Korea would suspend its nuclear and missile development, and the United States and South Korea would suspend their joint military exercises. Washington and Seoul say the maneuvers are defensive, but Pyongyang views them as a rehearsal for invasion. The U.S. says there is no comparison between its openly conducted, internationally monitored military drills and North Korea’s weapons programs, which the international community has banned. Russian Ambassador Vassily Nebenzia told reporters after the meeting that sanctions alone will not solve the issue and that negotiations are needed as well. Diplomats from France, Britain, Italy and other countries reiterated demands for the Kim regime to halt its ballistic missile and nuclear weapons programs and urged further sanctions. Chinese Ambassador Liu Jieyi said the situation on the Korean peninsula “is deteriorating constantly as we speak, falling into a vicious circle.” He called for restarting talks and asked Washington and Seoul to suspend their exercises. The council aimed to take a big bite out of the North Korean
North Korean media said Kim Jong Un oversaw a hydrogen bomb test.
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FOREIGN POLICY North Korea’s leader is “begging for war,” U.S. Ambassador Nikki Haley said Monday at an emergency meeting of the U.N. Security Council, as members called for punishing the country with even stronger sanctions for its powerful nuclear test. Haley said the U.S. would look at countries doing business with the North — which include China — and planned to circulate a resolution this week with the goal of getting it approved Sept. 11. “Enough is enough. War is never something the United States wants. We don’t want it now. But our country’s patience is not unlimited,” Haley said. “The United States will look at every country that does business with North Korea as a country, that is giving aid to their reckless and dangerous nuclear intentions,” she said. The move came as South Korea said it was seeing preparations in the North for an ICBM test and fired missiles into the sea to simulate an attack on the North’s main nuclear test site. Also on Monday, President Trump spoke by phone with South Korean President Moon Jae-in and agreed that Sunday’s underground nuclear test by North Korea was an unprecedented provocation. The two leaders also agreed to remove the limit on the payload of South Korean missiles. The emergency U.N. session was scheduled after North Korea said it detonated a hydrogen bomb and came six days after the council strongly condemned
U.S. Ambassador Nikki Haley speaks with Chinese Ambassador Liu Jieyi before a U.N. meeting Monday about North Korea’s latest nuclear test.
Damaged alliance? In his tweets about South Korea, President Trump took the unusual step of highlighting disagreements between the U.S. and its treaty ally. On Sunday, he tweeted: “South Korea is finding, as I have told them, that their talk of appeasement with North Korea will not work, they only understand one thing!” He faults new South Korean President Moon Jae-in, who has been more conciliatory to the North, for his government’s “talk of appeasement.” Trump has also floated the possibility that he could pull out of a trade deal with South Korea to protest trade imbalances. (AP)
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economy earlier this month by banning the North from exporting coal, iron, lead and seafood. Together, those are worth about a third of the country’s $3 billion in exports last year. The council could look to sanction other profitable North Korean exports, such as textiles. Another possibility could be tighter limits on North Korean laborers abroad; the recent sanctions barred giving any new permits for such workers. The United States suggested other ideas earlier this summer, including air and maritime restrictions and restricting oil to North Korea’s military and weapons programs. FOSTER KLUG (AP)
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Study: Letting teens sleep in would yield $9B The U.S. would realize roughly $9 billion a year in economic gains by instituting a simple, nationwide policy change: starting public school classes no earlier than 8:30 a.m. That’s according to a first-ofits-kind Rand Corp. study on the nationwide costs and benefits of later start times. The benefits would come primarily from two sources: greater academic performance (and hence, lifetime earnings) among more well-rested students, and reduced rates of car crashes among sleepy adolescent drivers. Those benefits would greatly outweigh the annual costs of implementing the policy change, which include the price of reorganizing school bus schedules, and the onetime cost to install additional infrastructure, like lighting, to support later dismissals. Co-author Marco Hafner called the rapid return on investment from implementing the change “unprecedented.” Researchers have identified early school start times as a significant public health problem. Adolescents’ brains are wired to go to sleep late and wake up late, making it difficult for them to get a good night’s sleep before a 7:30 a.m. start time. Sleep deprivation in teens has been linked to everything from poor academic performance to criminal activity. CHRISTOPHER INGRAHAM
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nation+world Flooding from Harvey destroyed hundreds of thousands of vehicles.
Houstonians need to replace their damaged vehicles — but flooding hit the dealerships, too HARVEY Harvey appears to be the most destructive event for cars in the nation’s history, based on early estimates, with floodwaters having destroyed hundreds of thousands of vehicles in the Houston area. The loss is having an immediate impact, preventing many people from being able to return to work, sending craftsmen scrambling for new vehicles as they hope to rebuild the region, and leaving auto dealers who face millions of dollars in losses racing to restock amid unprecedented demand. “They say 500,000 total in Houston,” said Mitchell Dale, who owns McRee Ford, referring to initial estimates of how many cars were destroyed last week in the Houston area. Dale said his own automotive stock was worth about $28 million, and almost all of it is destined for the crusher. “We’re looking at, probably, unrecoverable uninsured losses of
somewhere between $1 million and $1.5 million.” Harvey’s financial toll has drawn comparisons to hurricanes Katrina and Sandy, but because Houston is larger than New Orleans and the city’s storm was more brutal than Sandy, the region’s cars appear to have taken a bigger hit. Sandy destroyed about 250,000 vehicles and Katrina claimed about 200,000, according to estimates. Harvey ruined 300,000 to 500,000 cars and perhaps far more, early analysis indicates, leaving as much as $2.7 billion to $4.9 billion worth of automotive damage in its wake, according to Jonathan Smoke, chief economist at Cox Automotive. While people wait for insurance money, the search to find a working car can be a desperate pursuit. Enterprise had more than 2,500 active reservation requests in the Houston region alone. On a normal day, it might have 30.
Aid vote slated House lawmakers will vote Wednesday on a $7.85 billion package of emergency aid for victims of Harvey. The bill, which was introduced Sunday night, reflects the White House’s requested total for assistance for Texas communities — including $7.4 billion for the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s disaster relief fund. The bill is to be considered as a standalone measure. It does not include a provision to raise the federal debt limit, something Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said on “Fox News Sunday” is necessary. (TWP)
With a vehicle ownership rate of 94.4 percent, Smoke said, the metro Houston area is second only to Dallas-Fort Worth, which is a speck higher at 94.9 percent. The parts of New York where Sandy hit have a vehicle ownership rate of 71 percent.
Jim Camoriano, a spokesman for State Farm, said the insurance giant had received 28,600 auto claims in Texas related to Harvey as of Saturday. Houstonians need cars, and as residents begin to assess the damage, automakers are rushing to restock their inventory, experts said. Phillip Sommer, the owner of Texas Auto, a used-car dealership with two locations in Houston, said dealerships are going to sell a lot of vehicles, but the lack of inventory is going to drive prices up by several thousand dollars. The higher prices will create another obstacle for buyers, Sommer said: Some dealerships will be tempted to hawk storm-salvaged vehicles full of hidden kinks. “In this price-driven economy, people will be tempted to take the cheapest deal available and they’re going to get what they pay for,” he added. AVI SELK, TODD C. FRANKEL AND PETER HOLLEY (THE WASHINGTON POST)
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“Let me be very, very clear: The city of Houston is open for business. busine On Tuesday we are getting back on our feet. …” MAYOR SYLV SYLVESTER TURNER, telling reporters Sunday that city employees are due back at work today after Hurricane
Harvey, and that people who planned to visit Houston for business or pleasure should not alter their plans.
Texas emergency officials: At least 60 deaths now attributed to Harvey
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Category 4 Irma heads toward the Caribbean WEATHER Hurricane Irma grew into a powerful Category 4 storm Monday as it approached the northeastern Caribbean, and was forecast to begin buffeting the region today. The storm had maximum sustained winds of 130 mph late Monday, and the U.S. National Hurricane Center said additional strengthening was expected. Irma, which was moving west at 13 mph, is forecast to move over the Leeward Islands late today. “We’re looking at Irma as a very significant event,” Ronald Jackson, executive director of the Caribbean Disaster Emergency Management Agency, said. “I can’t recall a tropical cone developing that rapidly into a major hurricane prior to arriving in the central Caribbean.” U.S. residents were urged to monitor the storm’s progress in case it turns northward toward Florida, Georgia or the Carolinas. Florida Gov. Rick Scott declared a state of emergency Monday ahead of the storm. Puerto Rico Gov. Ricardo Rossello also declared a state of emergency, activated the National Guard, canceled classes and declared a half-day of work today. “This hurricane has the potential to be a major event for the East Coast. It also has the potential to significantly strain FEMA and other governmental resources, occurring so quickly on the heels of [Hurricane] Harvey,” Evan Myers of AccuWeather, said. DANICA COTO (AP)
FEMA: 53,630 Texas residents displaced by Harvey currently staying in government-funded hotel rooms
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Su’a Cravens, 22, said he needs “to follow what makes me happy” as he decides whether to retire.
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Shocking numbers College football began with a bang in a holiday weekend that featured upsets galore, an epic comeback at the Rose Bowl and banner performances from local schools. Here are three numbers that highlighted the weekend. (EXPRESS)
51 In pursuit of happiness On leave as he mulls retirement, Su’a Cravens uses social media to address quandary REDSKINS Safety Su’a Cravens has used his social media accounts to address the news that he’ll be taking a month-long break from football to consider retiring in his second NFL season. Cravens shared his emotions on Snapchat with six videos and a photo Monday morning — a day after the franchise placed him on the exempt/ left team list. Cravens said on Snapchat that he wanted to bring light to his situation, but then said, “I don’t feel like I need to explain myself. ... I think I need to follow what makes me happy, get my mental right, my well-being right, my family right.” It’s unclear whether there was a specific reason, or multiple reasons, that caused Cravens to mull retirement and act upon it a day after the team trimmed its roster from 90 players to 53. On Sunday night, Cravens posted a note on his Instagram story thanking those “who
showed their true colors today. Both positively in support and negatively in misunderstanding and frustration.” According to a person with knowledge of the situation, Cravens came to Redskins Park on Sunday morning to inform team president Bruce Allen of his decision to retire. Allen convinced Cravens to postpone that move. A place on the exempt/left team list gives Cravens a month to resolve personal issues and make up his mind. Cravens and the team plan to revisit his situation at the conclusion of that month. Cravens, 22, was entering the second season of a four-year, $4.4 million contract, which pays him an average salary of $1.107 million. Cravens, a projected starter at strong safety, missed the past three weeks after having arthroscopic knee surgery. He was supposed to return by Week 1 and was expected be back at practice this week.
Part of a pattern According to several sources, Sunday wasn’t the first time safety Su’a Cravens has expressed a desire to quit football. (TWP) Cravens had discussed retirement with coaches for the past month. But he also said he was excited to open the season as a starter. As an undersized linebacker last year, Cravens suffered a concussion in Week 4 and a biceps injury in Week 14. After the second injury, he didn’t report to Redskins Park for three days and informed teammates he was thinking of retiring. At Southern California, Cravens had a similar response to an injury, going missing for three days while considering quitting.
But Saturday night, Cravens informed his fellow defensive backs in a group text message that he was retiring, a second person familiar with the situation said. Members of the group chat
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were both shocked and angered by Cravens’ decision, players said. They still believe he can help them on the field, but only if he is able to focus on football. “This game tests your wits in every form and every facet of your body,” cornerback Josh Norman said. “Because if you’re not ready to come back and then play and give it your all and your heart isn’t in it, then you’re seriously going to go out there and get hurt.” Deshazor Everett is expected to start at strong safety for now. If Cravens, a second-round choice last year, does retire, he’ll be another high draft pick by former general manager Scot McCloughan who has not panned out. Washington released running back Matt Jones, a third-round pick in 2015, on Saturday. The jury is still out on receiver Josh Doctson, a 2016 first-round pick limited by injuries to two games last year. (THE WASHINGTON POST)
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Maryland’s total points in a 51-41 upset win Saturday at No. 23 Texas, the most the Terrapins have scored against a ranked team.
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The points separating Texas A&M and UCLA in the third quarter Sunday in Pasadena, Calif. The Bruins trailed 44-10 before scoring five straight touchdowns and winning 45-44.
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The points by which UNLV was favored to beat Howard on Saturday in Las Vegas. QB Caylin Newton led the Bison to a 43-40 win in the biggest upset of any game with a point spread in college football history.
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Colts rule out Luck for Week 1 at Rams Indianapolis quarterback Andrew Luck will not play in Sunday’s season opener against the Rams in Los Angeles, general manager Chris Ballard announced Monday. Luck, 27, has not taken a snap or thrown a pass to a teammate since having surgery in January to repair a partially torn labrum in his throwing shoulder. He missed all of the Colts’ offseason workouts, all of training camp and the preseason before he was activated from the physically unable to perform list Saturday. Scott Tolzien, 30, will make his fourth NFL start at quarterback. He went 0-2-1 in previous starts for the Colts and Packers. The Colts also acquired QB Jacoby Brissett from the Patriots on Saturday in exchange for receiver Phillip Dorsett. (AP)
Buccaneers sign three-time Pro Bowl safety T.J. Ward, who was cut by Denver
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Florida State QB Francois out for year with knee tear
Le’Veon Bell is officially back at work with the Steelers. The Pro Bowl running back signed his franchise tender Monday, clearing him to return for the season. The team placed the franchise tag on Bell, 25, in February. He declined to sign the one-year, $12.1 million tender while waiting to see if a long-term deal could be reached. No agreement was made by the mid-July deadline, and Bell opted to skip training camp and work out on his own. Bell worked out with the team Monday. His status for Pittsburgh’s season opener Sunday in Cleveland was uncertain as of Monday afternoon. (AP)
Florida State quarterback Deondre Francois will miss the rest of the season after tearing the patellar tendon in his left knee in the fourth quarter Saturday night in a 24-7 loss to No. 1 Alabama in Atlanta. Coach Jimbo Fisher said Monday that the sophomore was scheduled to have surgery today and faces four to six months of rehabilitation. Fisher said James Blackman will replace Francois. The only other time an FSU quarterback started as a true freshman was in 1985, when Chip Ferguson faced Miami. Junior J.J. Cosentino has played in five games the past two seasons. (AP)
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A 2-0 loss to Costa Rica on Friday put the U.S. national team in danger of tumbling in its six-nation World Cup qualifying group. Ahead of tonight’s match at Honduras (5:30, beIN Sports), the U.S. is in third place, and the top three teams get automatic berths. Both Honduras and the U.S. are 2-3-2, but the U.S. has a tiebreaker with a better goal differential. The U.S. will hold its lead on Honduras with a win or a tie tonight. Panama (1-2-4) can jump ahead with a win over Trinidad and Tobago tonight but has to play the U.S. on Oct. 6. (TWP)
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“I’m taking my time. I’m going to make sure that I do this right. This is a long-term project.” J.J. WATT, the Texans’ defensive
end whose online fundraiser for flood-ravaged Houston had exceeded $19 million as of Monday. Watt said Sunday that he hadn’t touched the money yet and had consulted a nonprofit that helped Hurricane Katrina victims.
SOCCER
Syria in position to grab first World Cup berth In the midst of a long war, millions of Syrians may finally have something to be joyful about: Syria has a chance to qualify for its first World Cup. If Syria beats Iran today, it will finish second or third in its group, depending on the South Korea-Uzbekistan match. In Asia, the top two teams get berths and third place enters a playoff. (AP)
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Move one step at a time Walking is a simple way to add exercise to your day. Here’s how to get started. FITNESS There are many reasons that people avoid exercise. Time is an obvious one. Money is another common excuse: Gym memberships can get pricey. People often wonder what type of exercise they should do, or worry that they’ll get injured. Many also wonder what the point of putting forth all that effort is. Although some crave that adrenaline rush, others don’t understand what the fuss is all about. But avoiding exercise is not an option. Most of us don’t move enough, and it’s affecting our health. We live in a sedentary culture and must incorporate more movement into our daily routines. Regular activity can have a positive effect on our weight, mood, cardiovascular health, blood pressure, stress management and blood-sugar levels. What many forget is that there is a form of exercise that bypasses most of the excuses above: steps. Adding steps into your
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Add steps into your routine With a solid standing stance, find ways to incorporate more steps
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elevator. If you have one to three flights, get in the routine of taking the stairs. Go on walking dates rather than eating dates. Whether it’s with a friend, colleague or partner, meet up and go for a walk rather than sitting and eating. Walk when you’re feeling tired. A high-intensity workout may seem unappealing when you’re feeling sluggish, but a long walk may be just right. Clear your mind and walk . Count your breaths while focusing on mindfulness, or listen to a podcast, music or an audiobook to take your mind off your day. Create a new routine. Start with five minutes and work up to a goal of at least 10 minutes. Consider incorporating a walk into your morning, midday or evening routine. Start doing more action-filled activities. Go on a hike instead of to the movies. Stroll across the city to your favorite restaurant. JAE BERMAN (FOR THE WASHINGTON POST)
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turn it down or making him commute a super-long time to a house he doesn’t want to live in doesn’t seem likely to improve the situation. And after all, a separation won’t magically be fine for your daughter once she’s away. So, focus on working out how you will talk to her about what’s going on, and how you will make the transition for her as positive as possible. She may already know more than you realize.
two years) dearly. He suffers from PTSD from a horrific event five years ago. He has visible scars and verbal and physical tics, which increase in response to certain triggers and actually include hitting himself in the face repeatedly. His parents and sister do not talk about his tics to him and they believe he doesn’t know he has them, but I hear him say “stop it” to himself. He never told me about “the event,” but his parents did. I want to talk to him so I can help or he can get other help. It breaks my heart to see him suffer. His family is begging me not to mention it. WORRIED GIRLFRIEND Your relationship with him belongs to you two, not to his family. And though his family’s motives may be in the right place (jury’s still out!), the advice of not saying anything is odd at best, and actively damaging at worst. This is self-harm after a traumatic event we’re dealing with, not an eye twitch. He is symptomatic of PTSD and needs help. You’ve been with him for two years and love him and have his best interests at heart; I can’t imagine a better person to guide him toward help. And for your sake, for you two to truly connect, this big event in his life needs to be understood and dealt with together. Send questions to Dr. Andrea Bonior at baggage@wpost .com. Andrea is a local clinical psychologist and author of “Psychology: Essential Thinkers, Classic Theories, and How They Inform Your World.”
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entertainment Clowns and shadows and blue hair dye — oh, my!
‘Cult’ tries to tap into Trump-era horrors FX
FX fright fest’s take on post-election U.S. isn’t as smart as it could be TV REVIEW President Trump’s election last year immediately sent audiences and critics on a hunt for political themes in pop culture. It hardly mattered that most of the scripted TV shows on the receiving end of this fresh scrutiny had been in production months before the election. Hulu’s “The Handmaid’s Tale,” for one very good example, was on its way regardless of the 2016 election outcome. Trump’s rhetorical talent for stirring the fascist beast that lurks within the national character merely helped the show seem more conceiva conceivable and thus more frightening.
But now we have what amounts to our first big drama that explicitly addresses the only person we ever talk about anymore. It’s “American Horror Story: Cult,” the seventh iteration of Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk’s FX anthology series of sicko, scary tales that aim to both celebrate and subvert the horror genre. No subtext about it — this time the horror is the president. “Cult” delivers a premise that’s as blunt as it can be, but also satirically sly in the way it holds a mirror up to the double standards on either extreme of the political spectrum. The first episode of “Cult,” premiering at 10 p.m. today, wastes mier
no time setting itself up: It’s the night of Nov. 8, 2016, and a group of friends are gathered to watch election returns at the tastefully yuppified small-town Michigan home of Ally and Ivy MayfairRichards (Sarah Paulson and Alison Pill), a nice lesbian couple. Stoked for a Hillary Clinton victory, the women and their friends are instead subjected to the live nightmare of Trump’s triumph. The outcome sends Ally, who has struggled with phobias and anxiety for years, on a downward spiral. Remember in 2016 when Americans started seeing and reporting creepy clowns stalking their communities? “American
Horror Story” certainly remembers. Not only have they brought back Twisty the Clown (a murderous character from a previous season), but they’ve also sent in all the clowns. And Ally starts seeing them everywhere. Across town, the Trump victory has electrified Kai Anderson (Evan Peters), a twisted young man who exalts in the moment, smearing his face with orange Cheetos dust and styling his dyedblue hair into a Trumpian pompadour. Kai begins to freely taunt his community with politically incorrect remarks and aggressive behavior while he campaigns to fill a vacant city council seat. Ally is one of Kai’s favorite lefties to intimidate, and her increasing desperation leads her down a path of extremism that she had once deplored in others. Before she knows it, she’s a gun owner being accused of white privilege. The most notable aspect of “Cult” is how it seems to mock Ally’s constant state of panic, as if sending a message to antiTrump worrywarts. At the same time, the show gives a compelling shape to the monstrous aspect of American discourse in 2017 — a literal manifestation of the evils of racism, homophobia, xenophobia and hate. The show is here to justify your revulsion. As timely as this show is, “Cult” is oddly low on the sort of chills that would keep a viewer up at night. Even with the idea of the president as a boogeyman, it’s difficult to sustain the sort of energy it takes to live in constant fear of him or what he’ll do. And once a viewer gets past that, the unfortunate truth is that “Cult” is just another slasher tale that features a bunch of bad clowns. HANK STUEVER (THE WASHINGTON POST)
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Miranda Lambert earned five nominations nomina Monday for Country Music Association awards, leading the pack ahead of Keith Urban and Little Lit Big Town, with four nods each. Lambert was nominated for song and single of the year for “Tin Man,” and also earned nods for album, female vocalist and best video of the year. The 51st annual awards, hosted by Brad Paisley and Carrie Underwood, will take place Nov. 8 in Nashville. (AP) Sam Smith announces new single, “Too Good at Goodbyes,” debuting Friday
Becker and Fagen: Always better together APPRECIATION Steely Dan’s Walter Becker wasn’t a flashy guitarist or great singer. His genius came in his partnership with Donald Fagen, which began at Bard College in the late 1960s and stretched over seven albums from 1972 to 1980 and a pair of surprisingly strong late-period records after he and Fagen regrouped in 1993. With Becker’s death Sunday at 67, we mourn the end of that partnership, what he and Fagen called a “concept” more than a rock group: Steely Dan. What made Steely Dan special came from the great paradox of making music often as smooth as the Doobie Brothers but as dark, twisted and unreliable as the work of their literary hero, Vladimir Nabokov. Almost everything about Steely Dan was a paradox. They were album-based yet scored with singles throughout the 1970s. They quit the road at their commercial peak and yet returned to the sheds in 1993, 13 years after what had been their final studio record. Fagen, the keyboardist and singer, and Becker, the bassist at first and later rhythm guitarist, were interesting as solo artists. But together they were special, with a gift for misdirection and an impeccable taste in music. Fagen made clear in a brief statement about his friend that this “concept” won’t end with his death: “I intend to keep the music we created together alive as long as I can with the Steely Dan band.” GEOFF EDGERS (TWP)
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fun+games Horoscopes
Scrabble Grams
PAR SCORE 155-165, BEST SCORE 241
Sudoku
MEDIUM
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) You’ll find yourself doing more waiting than moving, but you can use the time to your advantage. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) You have errands to run, but you may be distracted by a sudden desire to indulge in something unconventional. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) You can entertain yourself and others while performing even routine tasks. A friend will give you a reason to shift gears after dark. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) You may have to use more than the usual amount of caution in order to protect yourself from a danger lurking in the shadows. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Something new will have you exploring more facets of your personality than you are used to seeing in one day.
FRIDAY’S SOLUTION
FRIDAY’S SOLUTION
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) You’re likely to hear a lot of excuses why something cannot be done, but you can respond by doing it without much effort at all. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) You may be taking too much control of a certain endeavor. Let someone else call the shots for a while. ARIES (March 21-April 19) The
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POOCH CAFE | PAUL GILLIGAN
By Capital Weather Gang
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difference between what you want and what you need will become clear to you before the day is out. Don’t deny yourself the essentials.
TODAY: Very warm and muggy conditions prevail ahead of a cold front approaching from the west. There’s a slight chance (20-30 percent) of a shower or thunderstorm late in the afternoon. Showers and storms become more likely (60 percent chance) in the evening as the front draws closer.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You may have to set aside your own work to help someone who is in dire straits. This crisis can be solved quickly, however. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Focus on that which is brought to your attention by a good friend, and you’ll find yourself benefiting in many surprising ways.
Need more Sudoku? Find another puzzle in the Comics section of The Post every Sunday and in the Style section Monday through Saturday.
PEARLS BEFORE SWINE | STEPHAN PASTIS
AVG. HIGH: 83 RECORD HIGH: 97 AVG. LOW: 65 RECORD LOW: 50 SUNRISE: 6:40 a.m. SUNSET: 7:32 p.m.
CANCER (June 21-July 22) You may be shown something that will affect you in a far more personal way than anyone might have anticipated.
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1939: Four days after war had broken out in Europe, President Franklin D. Roosevelt issues a proclamation declaring U.S. neutrality in the conflict.
1972: The Palestinian group Black September attacks the Israeli Olympic delegation at the Munich Games; 11 Israelis, five guerrillas and a police officer are killed in the resulting siege.
1997: Breaking the royal reticence over the death of Princess Diana, Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II delivers a televised address in which she calls her former daughterin-law “a remarkable person.”
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The National Capital
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THE CFA SHOW FEATURES Greet Me and Pet Me Cats • Feline Agility As many as 42 different pedigree cat breeds Rescue Groups adoptions CFA registered cats/kittens for sale Vendors with everything from crafts to cat toys
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Serena Williams on Friday welcomed a baby girl at a Florida hospital, according to WPBF 25. The U.S. Open’s official Twitter confirmed the news. The tennis star reportedly checked into a West Palm Beach hospital Wednesday. The baby, the first for Williams and fiance Alexis Ohanian, was born weighing 6 pounds, 13 ounces. Beyonce, a close friend of Williams, congratulated her on Instagram. (TWP/EXPRESS)
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Woman leads Americans in fleeing to new nation Madonna, who had been living in New York, is heading overseas to a new home in Portugal. She announced the news Saturday on Instagram, writing that she’ll be working on a film and new music in Portugal. “This will be the next Chapter in My Book!” she also wrote. “It’s time to conquer the world from a different vantage point!” (AP)
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Puppy just excited for possible ‘Thrones’ cameo Sophie Turner and Joe Jonas appear to have gotten a puppy together. The two posted photos of the dog, seemingly a type of husky breed, to their respective Instagram accounts. “Meet the newest addition to the krew @porkybasquiat,” Turner wrote in one photo, tagging the dog’s new account, as well as Jonas’ handle. Turner and Jonas have been dating since 2016. (EXPRESS)
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Michael gets Groupon for off-season wedding Alicia Vikander and Michael Fassbender will wed in a secret ceremony on a Spanish island, according to Britain’s The Sun. A source said the couple is keeping details under wraps; guests were told only to arrive in Ibiza on a date next month. Fassbender is “splashing out big time,” the source said. “It’s going to be the party of the year.” (EXPRESS)
Prince Harry to never, ever be king Kensington Palace said Monday that the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, Prince William and Catherine, are expecting their third child. The announcement noted that the duchess is experiencing severe morning sickness, so she wouldn’t be able to carry out her planned engagement Monday. The royal couple have two children: George, 4, and Charlotte, 2. The third child will become fifth in line to the throne behind Prince Charles, Prince William, Prince George and Princess Charlotte. The third child will put Prince William’s brother, Prince Harry, sixth in line. (THE WASHINGTON POST)
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