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A jogger running through the Dutch countryside discovered a lion cub in a field. Police said the cub was found Sunday in a cage dumped near Tienhoven. They have appealed for help in tracing the animal’s owner, while the cub, a male of about 5 months, is being cared for by a foundation that looks after big cats. The foundation said on Facebook that the cub “is very tired from the hectic events” and is in quarantine. (AP)

Residents of a neighborhood near Charleston, W.Va., are complaining that someone has been stealing their mail and replacing it with laminated photos of llamas, WCHS-TV reported Monday.

Resident Staci Tinney said she was told of suspicious persons at the park-and-ride flashing llama photos and claiming to be passing out wedding invitations. “We don’t know anyone who knows a llama personally,” Tinney said. (EXPRESS)

A motionless squirrel apparently stunned by a passing car was revived by the driver, who performed chest compressions. Police in Brooklyn Park, Minn., thought the man might be doing CPR. In video posted to Facebook, the man tells officers he swerved to avoid the animal and didn’t think he struck it. The man flips the squirrel onto its belly and as he strokes its back, the animal starts to come around. The squirrel eventually darts away. (AP)

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Private island lists for $15M VIRGINIA An island getaway sounds great right about now. Who among us hasn’t thought about escaping from the daily grind and the endless news cycle to a peaceful oasis?

Well, now is your chance. And you don’t even have to get on a plane. But you do need a fat bank account.

Chopawamsic, an island in the Potomac River about 300 yards from Marine Corps Base Quantico, has come on the market for the first time in 27 years. The 13-acre property, which is only accessible by boat, is listed at $15 million.

There are six structures on the island, including a boathouse and tool shed, but none are inhabitable. There is also a swimming pool. Electricity is available through an underwater cable.

Water comes from a well.

Private islands on the Potomac do not often come up for sale.

However, this is at least the second in less than two years. A chain of three islands farther up

There are six structures on the island, but none of them are habitable.

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Isle on the Potomac River is 13 acres, but it’s not move-in ready

the river in Washington County, Md., was put up for sale for $174,900 last year.

Some say that Chopawamsic, sometimes known as Scott’s Island, was first inhabited in 1649.

A 1989 article in The Washington Post claims that Giles Brent first settled there with his wife, a Native American princess.

One of the early owners was reportedly the Rev. Alexander Scott of the Church of Overwharten in the 1700s. The National Geographic Society

supposedly owned the island at one point. Alexander Graham Bell and Theodore Roosevelt reportedly visited it. The exclusive Metropolitan Club of Washington is said to have once had a clubhouse there. Few of these claims can be verified.

Navy physician Wesley Fry’s ownership of the island is one that can be confirmed. He bought the island in 1958 for $14,000 and lived there with his wife, Erma, for 21 years.

According to a 1979 article

in The Post, Fry spent $150,000 renovating the structures on the island and clearing the land. He uncovered arrowheads and other relics of Native Americans who had inhabited the island.

The Frys sold the island in 1979 for $500,000 to a British firm that was going to turn it into a religious retreat. The island went back on the market in 1989 for $1.1 million. The current sellers bought the island in 1991 for $375,000. KATHY ORTON (THE WASHINGTON POST)

New building to be named after Lacks Johns Hopkins University and the family of Henrietta Lacks say a new building on the school’s campus in East Baltimore will be named after the woman whose cells were taken without her consent and widely used in revolutionary research.

University President Ronald Daniels said Saturday that the building, scheduled for completion in 2022, will stand as a testament to Lacks’ transformative impact on science as well as the importance of ethics in research. (AP)

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Kaine goes on the offensive VIRGINIA For months, Virginia Sen. Tim Kaine barely acknowledged his opponent, Corey Stewart, as the provocative Republican repeatedly called him “weak” and “ineffective” while falsely accusing the moderate Democrat of being part of the far-left antifa movement.

But in the wake of Stewart’s darker implication — also without evidence — that Kaine has been accused of sexual harassment, the usually upbeat ex-Virginia governor is punching back.

A Kaine campaign television ad that began airing Monday calls Stewart, chair of the Prince William County’s board of supervisors, “dangerous,” while highlighting the fact that he skipped a vote last December for emergency funding for opioid prevention in the county to travel to Alabama to help Republican Roy Moore in his failed Senate bid.

“That’s who Corey Stewart helped instead of voting on opioid prevention,” Maggie Hansford — a Democrat who plans to run for Prince William County

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Sen. Tim Kaine, D-Va., left, faced off against GOP challenger Corey Stewart in a debate last week. Most polls have Kaine leading by a wide margin.

supervisor in Brentsville next year — said in the commercial, calling Moore an “accused child predator” in reference to allegations of sexual misconduct toward teenage girls during the 1970s.

Titled “Eliminate,” the commercial — airing in the Richmond region, Roanoke and Norfolk — is Kaine’s first negative

ad in the race, where most polls show him up by nearly 20 points with less than four weeks to go before the Nov. 6 election.

Through the ad, the Kaine campaign is seeking to further erode Stewart’s support among moderate Republicans in hopes of getting those voters to either sit out the election or vote for

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Kaine and other Democrats running in Virginia’s hotly contested House seats.

The ad underscores Kaine’s efforts to deal with the opioid crisis through a recently passed bipartisan bill he sponsored that, among other things, would boost federal funding for prevention, said campaign spokesman Ian Sams. The bill, which recently passed the Senate by a vote of 991, is awaiting Trump’s signature.

“If [Stewart] would prioritize supporting someone like Roy Moore over tackling the opioid epidemic in his own county, voters can imagine how dangerous he would be for Virginia as a U.S. Senator,” Sams said.

To Stewart, the ad shows the Kaine campaign is worried that he is gaining ground on the senator amid a Republican backlash over the sexual assault allegations against Brett Kavanaugh that nearly toppled his Supreme Court nomination.

“You don’t attack your opponent unless you feel threatened by him,” Stewart said. “If he felt he was way ahead, the last thing you want to do is to bring attention to the race and bring attention to your opponent.”

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She said in a tweet that day that “feminine hygiene is a necessity, not a luxury.”

Consumer retail experts say women often pay more than men for items such as shampoo, razors and other hygiene products, a disparity known as the “pink tax.” (AP)

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VIRGINIA Rep. Dave Brat, R-Va., is airing a TV ad that criticizes Democrat Abigail Spanberger’s positions on taxes, health care and “sanctuary cities� — and her campaign calls two out of the three untrue.

Locked in a tight race, both candidates and their allies are spending heavily on TV ads in the central Virginia district, which includes rural areas as well as parts of Richmond and its suburbs.

Brat and Republican-aligned interest groups spent $363,275 on commercials last week alone, according to the nonpartisan Virginia Public Access Project.

Spanberger and her allies spent $408,728 over the same period, including an ad that features the mother of a diabetic son who

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The Brat ad says Spanberger would eliminate the tax cuts passed under President Trump, support sanctuary cities and hike health care spending by $32 trillion, so much that it would “bankrupt Medicare as we know it.�

Spanberger, a former CIA officer, has been on the record opposing Trump’s tax cuts, but says she is opposed to sanctuary cities, and supports a different health care plan that differs from the one Brat describes.

Spanberger says she wants “Medicare X,� a plan proposed by Sen. Tim Kaine, D-Va., that would

offer Medicare as an option on the health exchanges for non-elderly Americans. They could buy into a publicly provided insurance plan using the network of Medicare providers, at similar rates.

This is different than the “Medicare for All� plan advanced by Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., which is often referred to as “single payer.� It would make Medicare the basis for all health care; some estimates put the cost at $32 trillion.

Brat and Spanberger are in a close contest to represent a district that has been a longtime GOP stronghold, but now is widely seen as within reach of Democrats in the Trump era.

Brat won the seat four years ago after pulling off a shocking primary upset over Rep. Eric Cantor, then the House majority leader. The Cook Political Report classifies the race as a toss-up.

LAURA VOZZELLA (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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MoCo mulls raises for some workers Bill is aimed at keeping trash pickup reliable while giving pay hikes MONTGOMERY COUNTY The Montgomery County Council is considering a labor-unionbacked bill that would guarantee pay increases for workers who haul trash, recycling and yard waste in exchange for assurances no strikes or lockouts would disrupt service to county residents.

The bill, sponsored by council members Marc Elrich, D-At Large, and Tom Hucker,D-Silver Spring, is championed by the Laborers’ International Union of North America, which represents about two-thirds of the private sanitation workers the county uses for trash pickup.

Elrich, who is the Democratic

nominee for county executive, and Hucker, who is seeking re-election, were endorsed by LIUNA. Hucker said the measure was necessary to avoid disruptions similar to those that occurred in 2013 and 2014, when strikes left parts of the county without trash service for weeks.

Council member Nancy Floreen, I-At Large, who is running for county executive against Elrich and Republican Robin Ficker, called the legislation “completely politically motivated.”

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A cashless conundrum Ditching cash payment on buses could speed things up but leave some riders in the lurch ANSWER LINE

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TRANSPORTATION On an X9 bus headed toward Metro Center, riders quickly tapped their SmarTrip cards as they got on board. But at one stop, the line paused as a man slid dollar bills into the cash feeder.

The brief slowdown illustrated why Metro planners are considering barring cash on as many as 13 express bus routes, forcing the 12 percent of bus riders who use bills and change to switch to SmarTrip cards.

Critics worry the idea, headed for a November vote by Metro’s board, will make it harder for the poor, homeless and disabled to take express buses — relegating them to a sort of second-class status on the slower local buses that would continue to take cash.

Metro, reflecting a national trend, saw weekday bus ridership drop by 8 percent last year.

Part of the reason is that buses tend to crawl along, Metro senior transportation economist Catherine Vanderwaart noted at a Sept. 17 public hearing.

Consider, Vanderwaart said, that tapping a card on the reader takes two to four seconds, while feeding in money takes 10 to 20 seconds. Metro estimates a quarter of the time that buses are in operation is spent boarding passengers. Saving a few seconds for one out of every eight riders would help keep buses on schedule.

The idea, which is being tried on the 79 route from Archives to Silver Spring, isn’t a big deal if you’re well-off enough to have a bank account and internet service or a smartphone.

But Denise Rush, vice chair of Metro’s accessibility committee, raised the example of a retired

Critics say eliminating cash payments on express bus routes could create a two-tier system that hurts the poor.

woman who lives on a fixed income and doesn’t have the money to get to church. Maybe a neighbor will give her a couple of dollars to go worship, she said.

“But she can’t use it on the bus, and she doesn’t even know where to get a smart card.”

Instead of shuffling from her porch to the bus stop in front of her house, Rush said, she’ll have to trek somewhere to get a card before she can get on the bus.

Metro staff said they chose the proposed cashless routes — the 16Y, 37, 39, 59, A9, G9, J4, K9, S9, X9, REX and Metroway routes — in part because they have Metro stations or stores along the way that sell cards.

But Philip Posner, chairman of Metro’s Accessibility Advisory Committee, notes that while there are places to buy cards on the routes under consideration, they also have deserts where it would be difficult to buy a card.

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Trial period Metro is studying the impact of the Route 79 cashless bus pilot project on seniors and those with disabilities before the Metro board decides whether to make the route permanently cashless, Metro spokeswoman Sherri Ly said. The board is also scheduled to decide at an upcoming meeting whether to give Metro General Manager Paul Wiedefeld discretion to make other routes cashless. (EXPRESS)

Grosso, I-At Large, who has introduced a bill requiring restaurants to take cash, is also concerned about Metro’s idea.

“For many of our most vulnerable residents this policy will lengthen their commutes because it will be difficult and potentially expensive to find and use a SmarTrip machine unless they happen to live, work or go to school near a Metrorail station

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(or particular CVS stores),” he wrote to Metro board chairman Jack Evans in June.

Other transit systems are considering going cashless as well, Vanderwaart said at the public hearing. New York’s Metropolitan Transit Authority, for instance, will implement a new fare system next year that lets riders tap a smart card, mobile phone or debit card on a scanner. As part of that change, it is also considering going cashless.

Adam Rocap, deputy director of Miriam’s Kitchen, which provides services for the homeless, is worried about the proposal too.

He said cashless routes would make it harder for the homeless, who rely on public transportation, to try to find jobs, apply for benefits or get to the doctor.

When you live on the streets, he said, things like import a nt do c u ments a nd fa re cards are often lost or stolen.

KERY MURAKAMI (EXPRESS)

Q. All summer, riders vented about having to sweat through their commute in hot cars. Now that the weather will soon be getting cooler, we wondered: Does Metro gets as many complaints about cars being too cold as too hot?

A. Apparently, it’s far easier to keep the cars warm than cool. In 2017, Metro received 679 reports of hot cars and 59 reports of cold cars, said Metro spokeswoman Sherri Ly. “Keep in mind that in the summer, like your car, the sun continues to heat up the railcar from the outside when above ground. In addition, the cold air escapes and excessively hot air comes in every time the doors open, making it feel warmer and causing the HVAC system to work much harder to keep the railcars cool. The railcar doors represent about a quarter of the side of the car, so imagine opening 25 percent of the surface area of your house every couple of minutes,” she said.

“In the winter, the sun outside actually warms the railcars, putting less stress on the heating system. Most people are already wearing coats or jackets and tend to immediately feel warmer in winter when they step out of the cold into an enclosed railcar,” Ly said. KERY MURAKAMI (EXPRESS)

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Earth’s ‘smoke alarm’ U.N. report on global warming carries a dire warning and calls for unprecedented action

Nobel awarded for research on climate, growth

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CLIMATE The world stands on the brink of failure when it comes to holding global warming to moderate levels, and nations will need to take “unprecedented” actions to cut their carbon emissions over the next decade, according to a landmark report by the globe’s top scientific body studying climate change.

With global emissions showing few signs of slowing and the United States — the world’s second-largest emitter of carbon dioxide — rolling back a suite of Obama-era climate measures, the prospects for meeting the most ambitious goals of the 2015 Paris agreement look increasingly slim.

To avoid racing past warming of 1.5 degrees Celsius (2.7 degrees Fahrenheit) over preindustrial levels would require a “rapid and far reaching” transformation of human civilization at a magnitude that has simply never happened before, the group found.

“There is no documented historic precedent” for the sweeping change to energy, transportation and other systems required to reach 1.5 degrees Celsius, the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, or IPCC, wrote in a report requested as part of the 2015 Paris climate agreement.

At the same time, however, the report is being received with hope in some quarters because it affirms that 1.5 Celsius is still possible — if emissions stopped today, for instance, the planet would not reach that temperature. It is also likely to galvanize even stronger climate action by focusing on 1.5 C, rather than 2 degrees, as a target that the world cannot

A U.N. climate report finds that limiting warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius instead of 2 could mean 4 inches less sea level rise, far fewer heat waves and droughts, no irreversible ice shelf melting and the survival of most coral reefs.

afford to miss. Nonetheless, the transformation described in the document raises inevitable questions about its feasibility.

Most strikingly, the document says the world’s annual carbon dioxide emissions, which currently amount to more than 40 billion tons per year, would have to be on an extremely steep downward path by 2030 to either hold the globe entirely below 1.5 degrees Celsius, or allow only a brief “overshoot” in temperatures.

“It’s like a deafening, piercing smoke alarm going off in the kitchen. We have to put out the fire,” said Erik Solheim, executive director of the United Nations Environment Programme.

He added that the need to either stop emissions entirely by 2050 or find some way of removing as much carbon dioxide from the air as we put there “means net zero must be the new global mantra.”

The radical transformation also would mean that, in a world

Averting extreme heat Meeting the tougher-to-reach goal of limiting warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius “could result in around 420 million fewer people being frequently exposed to extreme heat waves, and about 65 million fewer people being exposed to exceptional heat waves,” the IPCC’s report said.

The deadly heat waves that hit India and Pakistan in 2015 will become practically yearly events if the world warms by a full 2 degrees Celsius, the report said. (AP)

projected to have over 2 billion more people by 2050, large swaths of land used to produce food would instead have to be converted to growing trees that store carbon and crops designated for energy use.

The document finds that instabilities in Antarctica and Greenland, which could usher in sea level rise measured in feet rather than inches, “could be

Death toll after earthquake, tsunami in Indonesia hits 1,948 and likely to rise further

triggered around 1.5°C to 2°C of global warming.” Moreover, 70 to 90 percent of tropical coral reefs are expected to vanish at 1.5 C, the report finds. At 2 degrees, that number grows to more than 99 percent.

The bottom line, the report found, is that the world is woefully off target. Current promises made as part of the Paris climate agreement would lead to around 3 degrees Celsius of warming by the end of the century, and the Trump administration recently released an analysis assuming about 4 degrees Celsius by 2100 if the world takes no action.

The IPCC is considered the definitive source on the state of climate science, but it also tends to be conservative in its conclusions. That’s because it is driven by a consensus-finding process, and its results are the product of not only science, but negotiation with governments over its precise language. CHRIS MOONEY AND BRADY DENNIS (THE WASHINGTON POST)

ECONOMICS Two American economists were awarded the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences Monday for their work on the relationship of climate change and technological innovation to economics.

William Nordhaus, 77, a longtime professor of economics at Yale University, and Paul Romer, 62, above, a former senior vice president of the World Bank who is now an economics professor at New York University, will share the $1 million prize.

Although the men worked independently, the Central Bank of Sweden, which oversees the prize, recognized them for work that “broadened the scope of economic analysis” through modeling methods to forecast economic processes based on theory and data — that are used to study long-term change and shape policy.

Nordhaus, who has been called “the father of climate change economics,” developed models that suggest how governments can combat global warming. One key step he has endorsed is a universal tax on carbon. Versions of a carbon tax have been used in Europe but have yet to be adopted in the U.S. Romer has produced research that shows how governments can advance innovation. At a news conference Monday, Romer said his research has left him optimistic that society can find a solution to the warming of the planet. (TWP/AP)

France, Italy begin cleanup for Mediterranean fuel spill after two cargo ships collided

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Trump: Judge was ‘tortured’ President says calls to impeach Kavanaugh insult American public

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POLITICS President Trump said Monday that it was “an insult to the American public” for Democrats to consider impeaching Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh and predicted that Republicans would benefit at the polls following the chaotic confirmation process.

As he departed the White House, Trump lauded Kavanaugh as a “brilliant jurist” and blamed Democrats for the focus on decades-old allegations of sexual misconduct that dominated debate in the weeks before the nominee’s confirmation Saturday.

“The way they really tortured him and his family, I thought it was a disgrace,” Trump said. “A brilliant jurist, a man that did nothing wrong, a man that was caught up in a hoax that was set up by the Democrats using the Democrats’ lawyers, and now they want to impeach him.”

Trump hosted a White House ceremony for Kavanaugh that ended after Express’ deadline on Monday night. Kavanaugh has already been sworn in, taking both of his oaths — one is constitutional, the other judicial — Saturday night.

While liberal activists have called for impeaching Kavanaugh, many Democratic lawmakers have tried to tamp down such talk in recent days.

“I think that’s premature,”

President Trump hosted a ceremonial swearing-in Monday for U.S. Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh, left.

Sen. Chris Coons, D-Del., a member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, said on NBC’s “Meet the Press” on Sunday. “I think, frankly, we are just less than a month away from an election.

Folks who feel very strongly one way or the other about the issues in front of us should get out and vote and participate.”

Even before the allegations of sexual misconduct surfaced, some Democrats questioned Kavanaugh’s truthfulness during his initial Senate confirmation hearing. “Untruthful testimony, under oath and on the record,” Sen. Patrick J. Leahy, D-Vt., tweeted.

More recently, Democrats have cast doubt on Kavanaugh’s

account of his drinking while a teenager, an issue that came up repeatedly during a Senate hearing that included testimony from Kavanaugh and Christine Blasey Ford, who accused him of drunkenly assaulting her while they were in high school.

Democrats have said that an FBI investigation into the allegations that Trump ordered was too limited in scope to be useful. Trump and Senate Republican leaders agreed to the FBI probe at the request of Republican senators whose support for Kavanaugh appeared to be wavering.

Trump predicted that Democrats would pay a price in the midterm elections.

“I think you’re going to see a lot of things happen on November 6th that would not have happened before,” he said. “The American public has seen this charade.”

“I think a lot of Democrats are going to vote Republican,” Trump added. “The main base of the Democrats have shifted so far left that we’ll end up being Venezuela. This country would end up being Venezuela.”

Speaking later Monday at the National Press Club, House Speaker Paul Ryan, R-Wis., said that based on his own travels over the past several days, he believes the Republican base “is very much activated” as a result of the Kavanaugh fight.

JOHN WAGNER (THE WASHINGTON POST)

BATTLEGROUND DISTRICTS

The percentage of likely voters who prefer the Democratic candidate in 69 congressional districts seen as competitive for the November midterm election, compared with 46 percent who say they prefer the Republican, according to a Washington Post-Schar School poll released Monday. In 2016, these same districts favored Republican candidates over Democratic ones by 15 percentage points, 56 percent to 41 percent. The Republicans are trying to hold on to a majority in the House, where the Democrats need a net gain of 23 seats to take control. (TWP) Former Trump aide Hope Hicks joins Fox News as chief communications officer

NEW YORK The supersized limousine that crashed and killed 20 people in upstate New York failed a safety inspection last month, and the driver wasn’t licensed, Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Monday.

The state moved to shut down the owner, Prestige Limousine, as state and federal authorities investigated the cause of Saturday’s wreck in Schoharie.

As victims’ relatives tried to come to grips with the tragedy that happened as a group of friends and family were on their way to a 30th birthday celebration, authorities had yet to say how fast the limo was going, whether its occupants wore seat belts or what caused the vehicle to run a stop sign.

Investigators were conducting autopsies, including on the driver, to see if drugs or alcohol were factors, and the National Transportation Safety Board was also looking into whether the limo had any problems.

But officials already saw some red flags, Cuomo said: The driver didn’t have the necessary commercial license, the limo had been cut apart and lengthened in a way that violated federal law, and the vehicle failed a state inspection that examined the chassis, suspension and brakes.

The limousine ran a stop sign at an intersection at the bottom of a hill and slammed into an unoccupied SUV, killing two pedestrians and all 18 people inside the limousine. MICHAEL HILL AND SABRINA CASERTA (AP)

Trump calls on Chicago to embrace stop-and-frisk policing to tackle city’s high crime rate

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nation+world Storm could become major hurricane before its Wednesday landfall WEATHER Hurricane Michael gained new strength Monday and is expected to keep growing stronger ahead of an expected midweek strike on Florida’s Panhandle, forecasters said.

Michael could become a major hurricane with winds topping 111 mph by tonight before the anticipated landfall Wednesday on the Panhandle or Big Bend, according to the National Hurricane Center.

Since the storm will spend two to three days over the Gulf of Mexico, which has very warm

water temperatures and favorable atmospheric conditions, “there is a real possibility that Michael will strengthen to a major hurricane before landfall,” Robbie Berg, a hurricane specialist at the Miami-based storm forecasting hub, wrote in an advisory.

Parts of Florida’s curvy Big Bend could see up to 12 feet of storm surge, while Michael could dump up to a foot of rain over some Panhandle communities as it moves inland, forecasters said.

Mandatory evacuation orders were issued for residents of barrier islands, mobile homes and low-lying coastal areas in Gulf, Wakulla and Bay counties.

Tallahassee Mayor Andrew Gillum, the Democratic nominee

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Michael takes aim at Florida

Hurricane Michael is expected to hit the Florida Panhandle sometime on Wednesday.

for governor, had planned to campaign in South Florida on Monday and Tuesday, but said he would return to the city to

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Trump says there are no plans to fire Rosenstein President Trump said Monday he has no plans to fire Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, whose future at the Justice Department had been in question, relaying that the two had a “good talk” while traveling together on Air Force One to an event in Florida. Trump told reporters that he had “a very good relationship” with Rosenstein. (AP)

help with storm preparations.

By 5 p.m. Monday, Michael’s top sustained winds were around 80 mph as it headed north.

Florida Gov. Rick Scott has issued an order for a state of emergency for 35 counties, from the Panhandle through to Tampa Bay, freeing up resources and activating 500 members of the Florida National Guard. He urged residents to quickly wrap up final storm preparations Monday and waived tolls in a move to help coastal dwellers leave.

Also Monday, Gov. Kay Ivey in neighboring Alabama signed an emergency declaration for her entire state, in anticipation of widespread power outages, wind damage and heavy rain.

RUSE, BULGARIA

Female TV journalist found raped, murdered Bulgarian police are investigating the rape and slaying of a female television reporter whose body was dumped near the Danube River after she reported on the possible misuse of European Union funds in Bulgaria.

Authorities discovered the body of 30-year-old Viktoria Marinova on Saturday in the town of Ruse near the Romanian border. (AP)

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Space X satellite launch and return lights up night sky

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Chinese hold ex-Interpol president for corruption Chinese authorities scrambled to explain the disappearance of former Interpol president Meng Hongwei during his trip home to China, saying Monday that he was being lawfully investigated for bribery and other crimes.

On Monday, the acting Interpol president told The Associated Press the agency had not been informed in advance of the Chinese probe. (AP)

GOOGLE PRIVACY BREACH

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The number of people who may have had their personal information exposed because of a bug discovered in the Google Plus social network. Google disclosed the flaw in a Monday blog post and announced it was shutting down Plus.

The issue was originally discovered in March, though Google did not disclose it until Monday. (AP)

SANTA BARBARA, CALIF. | The SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launches Sunday night from Vandenberg Air Force Base near Santa Barbara, Calif., carrying an Argentine Earth-observation satellite. After launching the satellite, the Falcon 9 rocket successfully returned to land on solid ground near the launch site rather than at sea. The Argentine satellite will work in conjunction with a constellation of Italian space agency satellites.

Congo: Toll in tanker-truck collision fire rises to at least 53

The death toll from a 5.9 magnitude earthquake that hit Haiti over the weekend rose to 15 people, with 333 injured, authorities said Monday.

Thousands of people slept outdoors fearing aftershocks would topple their damaged homes. A 5.2 magnitude aftershock struck the region on Sunday. A 2010 quake killed an estimated 300,000 people. (AP)

U.S. urges U.N. court to toss Iranian case seeking to recover frozen assets awarded to victims of attacks linked to Iran

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With Bolsonaro, Brazil embraces the far right

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BRAZIL Brazilians appear on the cusp of handing the presidency to a brash former army captain who has reminisced fondly about dictatorship, pledged to jail corrupt politicians and promised an all-out war on drugs and crime.

Far-right congressman Jair Bolsonaro just missed outright victory in Sunday’s vote, finishing in first place with 46 percent.

He will face former Sao Paulo Mayor Fernando Haddad of the leftist Workers’ Party in an Oct. 28 runoff. Bolsonaro only needs a few more points to secure victory, but Haddad’s supporters vowed Monday to launch a tough fight to make up ground after he finished a distant second in the first round, with 29 percent.

In addition, Bolsonaro’s Social and Liberal Party took a whopping 52 seats in the lower house of Congress — up from just one in the last election — making it the second-largest party after the Workers’ Party, with 56. The election was a seismic shift for this nation of more than 200 million people, where the left has won the past four elections, but deep divisions have opened in the wake of a massive corruption scandal and the impeachment of a president.

Brazil’s move fits into a global

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Election goes to runoff after populist candidate fell just short of victory

Brazil’s right-wing Jair Bolsonaro won Sunday’s first-round election.

trend among voters — in the United States and Europe, among other places — who are choosing anti-establishment and often farright populist candidates who target minorities and promise a return to “traditional values.”

Bolsonaro, whose campaign slogan was “Brazil above all, God above everyone,” has pushed a nostalgic narrative that he can bring back better times. Part of that includes likely attempts to roll back the rights of gays and other minorities, and a hard line on issues like equal pay for women. To fight the country’s rampant crime, he has promised to give police a free hand to shoot first and ask questions later,

arguing that criminals will be the ones who are scared under his administration.

For voters, Bolsonaro and Haddad represent starkly different visions for the future.

Bolsonaro has painted a nation in collapse, where drug traffickers and politicians steal with equal impunity, and moral rot has set in. Meanwhile, Haddad has portrayed an unequal society hijacked by an elite that can’t bear to see the lives of poor people improve. He has promised to fight long-standing inequalities, scrap a major labor reform passed last year and invest more in education. PETER PRENGAMAN, SARAH

Facebook is launching the first electronic device to bear its brand, a screen and camera-equipped gadget intended to make video calls easier.

Facebook is marketing the device, called Portal, as a way for its more than 2 billion users to chat with one another without having to fuss with positioning and other controls. Portal features a camera that uses artificial intelligence to automatically zoom as people move around during calls. It’s unclear whether people will open their homes to an internetconnected camera sold by a company with a questionable track record on protecting privacy. (AP)

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The age of Anthony Mancinelli, a barber in New Windsor, N.Y., who still works full-time, The New York Times reported Sunday. Guinness World Records recognized him as the oldest working barber back in 2007, when he was only 96. Mancinelli started working at a barbershop when he was 11. Warren G. Harding was president; a haircut cost a quarter. Mancinelli told The Times that his work has helped him stay busy since his wife, Carmella, died 14 years ago. The WWII Army veteran lives alone, drives to work, prepares his own meals and does yardwork. (EXPRESS) Investigative group: Suspect in U.K. poisoning is a doctor working for Russian military intelligence

Erdogan chides Saudis over missing writer ISTANBUL Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan demanded Monday that Saudi Arabia prove that journalist Jamal Khashoggi left the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul on his own, as Saudi officials have repeatedly asserted after he disappeared last week while inside the mission.

Erdogan’s comments were his most direct suggestion yet of potential Saudi culpability in Khashoggi’s disappearance.

They came after other Turkish officials have said they believe Khashoggi, a critic of the Saudi leadership and a contributor to The Washington Post’s Global Opinions section, was killed by Saudi agents inside the consulate.

“Don’t you have cameras and other things?” Erdogan said.

“You have to prove it.”

Khashoggi, 59, who has lived in self-imposed exile in the United States since 2017, failed to emerge following a visit to the Saudi Consulate on Oct. 2.

Turkey’s state-run news agency, quoting police, has said 15 Saudi nationals arrived in Istanbul on board two planes and were inside the consulate building when Khashoggi disappeared. But Turkey has yet to make any evidence public.

The White House, which has cultivated close ties with Saudi Arabia and, in particular, with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, has made no public comment about the disappearance. ERIN CUNNINGHAM AND KAREEM FAHIM (TWP)/AP

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Why Max won’t win it this year

A mess of a division

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The Redskins couldn’t have planned a better weekend. As they awaited their prime-time game against the Saints on Monday night — which ended after Express’ deadline — Washington watched each of its division foes fall in dramatic fashion. After the Eagles, Cowboys and Giants lost by a combined seven points Sunday, the Redskins had the comfort of knowing that win or lose on Monday

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night, they would still be in first place in the NFC East and the lone team in the division without a losing record. JEFFREY TOMIK (EXPRESS)

New York Giants (1-4)

Philadelphia Eagles (2-3)

Dallas Cowboys (2-3)

The state of the team: Signing left tackle Nate Solder and drafting running back Saquon Barkley was supposed to fix major offensive deficiencies, but the Giants rank 28th in rushing (75.6 yards per game), 24th in scoring (20.8 points per game) and only three QBs have been sacked more than Eli Manning.

The state of the team: The reigning Super Bowl champs don’t look anything like they did last year. After having a plus-11 turnover margin and the third best rushing attack in the league in 2017, the Eagles are a minus-4 and rank 16th in rushing yards per game (110.8).

The state of the team: The Cowboys have the leading rusher in the NFL in Ezekiel Elliott (480 yards) and their defense hasn’t allowed more than 24 points in a game, but they have struggled to produce big plays and rank 30th in the league in scoring (16.6 points per game).

The drama: After Sunday’s 33-31 loss to the Panthers, wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. said he has “no regrets” about comments he made in an ESPN interview in which he said he didn’t know if Manning was the main source for the offensive woes and that the team lacked energy and heart.

The drama: After Sunday’s 23-21 loss to the Vikings, running back Jay Ajayi questioned the Eagles’ play-calling. Philadelphia had just five running plays in the first half. “With the offensive line we have on this team, running the ball like that, that doesn’t make sense to me,” said Ajayi, who was placed on injured reserve Monday with a torn ACL.

The drama: In Dallas, the drama usually involves owner Jerry Jones. After Sunday night’s 19-16 loss to the Texans, Jones questioned coach Jason Garrett’s decision to punt on fourth-and-1 from the Texans’ 42-yard line in overtime. “It’s time for risks at that particular time,” Jones told reporters.

A disturbing stat: The silver lining in Sunday’s loss: The Giants scored at least 30 points for the first time in 36 games, ending the NFL’s longest streak. The last time they had reached that mark was in a 35-30 loss to the Eagles on Jan. 3, 2016.

A disturbing stat: The Eagles are the eighth defending Super Bowl champion to start a season 2-3, The Washington Post reported.

Only one of the previous seven, the 1996 Cowboys, went on to reach the playoffs.

A disturbing stat: After five games, the Cowboys’ leading receiver is Cole Beasley with 193 3 yards. Entering Monday, that ranked 78th in thee NFL, behind even 49ers fullback Kyle Juszczyk (197 yards). The Rams have three receivers who o have more than twice Beasley’s total.

A look ahead: Aside from the Giants, there are five other 1-4 teams and New York has three of them (Falcons, 49ers, Colts) left on its schedule.

A look ahead: None of the Eagles’ next four opponents (Giants, Panthers, Jaguars, Cowboys) rank in the top 10 in scoring offense.

A look ahead: Dallas’ next four opponents (Jaguars, Redskins, Titans, Eagles) entered Monday ranked in the top 10 in scoring defense.

Suns fire GM Ryan McDonough with start to season about a week away

In his weekly online chat, Washington Post columnist Thomas Boswell explained why he gives the Cy Young nod to the Mets’ Jacob deGrom (10-9, 1.70 ERA. 269 Ks) over the Nationals’ Max Scherzer (18-7, 2.53 ERA, 300 Ks). Boswell wrote: Everybody looks at ERA, but it’s also interesting to ask, “How did deGrom and Scherzer arrive at those ERAs?” The central reason they are different is because deGrom gave up only 10 homers all season, while Scherzer gave up 23. This year, the MLB average was 1.2 HRs per 9 innings. Scherzer was pretty good, allowing 0.9 HRs per 9 innings.

But deGrom was stellar, with an NL-leading 0.4 HRs per 9 innings.

Scherzer gave up 66 runs this year — deGrom only 48. What created that 18-run gap? Those 13 extra home runs Scherzer allowed.

(THE WASHINGTON POST)

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Brooks hopes utilizing more players as passers will help team evolve NBA Wizards guard John Wall struggled to remember the last time he played significant minutes with a teammate as the main facilitator.

“I never played off the ball really,” Wall said about his time in youth basketball before recalling a time when he was 11 years

old and a coach inserted his son as the point guard. But that arrangement only lasted for a few dribbles.

“I always had the ball once it got past half court,” Wall said.

Wall has been the unquestioned playmaker for all of his teams, from the amateur ranks to the pros. But as Wall, 28, enters his ninth NBA season, he’s being asked to run and cut and move without the ball.

“I’m fine with it because I

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Wizards ask Wall to play off the ball John Wall said he’s never really played off the ball in his entire career.

worked on my game a lot, coming off pin downs, shooting threes,” Wall said. “It’s going to give me more opportunities to be more aggressive and score where I don’t have to be trying to score

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off the same plays.”

Wall is accustomed to having the ball in his hands — a lot. Last season, he finished second in average seconds per touch (6.3), only slightly behind ball-dominant

guard James Harden, according to NBA.com advanced statistics.

This year, as the Wizards’ style of play trends faster, that number should decline. Besides utilizing Wall’s speed with the ball, coach Scott Brooks wants to unleash Wall on the fast break with others leading the charge.

But Wall’s ballhandling role won’t greatly diminish. Brooks just wants the ball to move in a way that utilizes more than one predominant passer.

“He makes so many good plays for us,” Brooks said of Wall, “but if we want to continue to evolve as a team and get everybody to touch the ball, he’s going to have to learn a few new tricks.”

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ASTROS 11, INDIANS 3 The Houston Astros advanced to the AL Championship Series for the second straight year, completing a division-round sweep of Cleveland on Monday with an 11-3 win in Game 3.

The visiting Astros were helped by two key throwing errors from Indians reliever Trevor Bauer. Marwin Gonzalez hit a two-run double off Bauer on a shoulder-high pitch as the Astros scored three runs in the seventh inning and closed a series that figured to be much more competitive.

George Springer homered twice, Carlos Correa hit a threerun homer for his first hit of the postseason and Houston’s bullpen combined for three scoreless innings as the defending champion Astros moved closer to reaching their second straight World Series.

Springer now has a franchiserecord 10 career postseason home runs for Houston. The Astros have a homer in 12 straight playoff games, matching the AL record set by Baltimore (1983, 1997). After hitting just three home runs in the final 1½ months of the regular season, Springer went deep three times against Cleveland.

For the Indians, another postseason ended earlier than planned. Cleveland was beaten in the first round for the second year in a row, and baseball’s longest World Series championship drought will reach a 71st anniversary. The Indians, who have lost six straight playoff games, hit just .144 in the series and were swept for the first time since the 1954 World Series.

The Astros will now wait for the Boston-New York winner for a shot to play for another championship. TOM WITHERS (AP)

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A few years ago, “minimalist shoes,” designed to mimic barefoot running, were all the rage, but the results weren’t. “To borrow from Winston Churchill: Never has so much damage been done to so many by such little shoes,” says D.C. podiatrist Stephen Pribut. Many runners suffered forefoot pains and sometimes stress fractures because of the lack of cushioning. Others complained of calf strains and Achilles tendinitis.

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Of course, super-cushioning, like a lack of cushioning, can’t eliminate all injuries.

Nor can a shoe based on the height of your arches. This is determined by the “wet test,” which involves stepping into a pan of water and then onto a sheet of paper to create a footprint. If you have flat feet, your feet are assumed to “overpronate,” or roll inward, and you’re supposed to buy rigid shoes. If you have high arches, you’re supposed to buy a shoe with cushioning and support.

However, when Marine Corps medical staff conducted a trial of this method, they concluded that using the wet test to select shoes “had little influence on injuries.”

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Jog around in the store or on a nearby sidewalk. You can’t judge running shoes by walking.

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In his book “Biomechanics of Sport Shoes,” researcher Benno Nigg explains that pronation is the way humans are designed to walk and run. Excessive, harmful overpronation is rare, Nigg says. A 2014 study in the British Journal of Sports Medicine confirmed this by following 927 novice runners for a year and finding that the pronators had fewer injuries than non-pronators.

So how should runners buy shoes? Try on lots of them, including brands and models you haven’t considered. Nigg says the best running shoes are the ones that feel best. “Comfort is hard to quantify,” he says, “but everyone knows it when they feel it.”

Jonathan Beverly, shoe tester at Running Times magazine, puts it this way: “With the right shoes, you land where you’re supposed to land, the shoes bend where they’re supposed to bend, the cushioning feels good without slowing your stride, the support is neither too much nor too little, and you push off smoothly and strongly.”

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A new study has something good to say about screens and fitness. A team from the University of Ottawa measured the post-exercise food intake and movement patterns of teens who exercised while watching TV, listening to music or receiving no other stimuli. The findings were published in the journal Appetite.

Researchers asked 24 male teens to do a slow jog on a treadmill for 30 minutes while watching the Netflix show of their choice, listening to the music of their choice or receiving no stimuli. Researchers found that the teens didn’t eat more or move less after exercising in order to compensate for their workout.

They also rated the TV and music workouts as significantly more enjoyable than the no-stimuli workout, indicating that they might be more likely to repeat them in the future. A.B. (TWP)

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It doesn’t sound like she’s counting on some Retire-by-Lotto investment strategy, and I’d guess — since she’s responsible generally — that this could reasonably live within your entertainment budget. Can you not reframe this as money spent for her enjoyment? People regularly lay down cash on things their spouses could reasonably argue are throwing it into the trash — manicures, sports

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Maybe this friendship has run its course? It’s hard to know.

Well, I’d advise you to have The Awkward Conversation. No, you don’t have to do a wholesale condemnation of her very being, but you can think about the things she’s said that have upset you the most, and bring up that pattern to her in a respectful way, with an extra helping of “I” statements. It’s possible that her increased negativity is indicative of depression or anxiety, so a good friendship is owed at least an attempt to bring up how things are going off track. You could use an inthe-moment approach, too: “You know, it kind of bothers me that you said that. I get pretty hurt when I hear those types of judgments and it doesn’t seem like the Sarah I know. Are things OK?” How receptive she is will tell you whether the plug should be pulled.

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SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) Your attempts to keep tabs on those around you must not be allowed to cross the line into “snooping.”

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Post Malone revealed a new haircut Sunday on Instagram, writing “had 2 big ass dreads. plz don’t stop listening to my music,” to caption a photo of himself smoking a cigarette with short, curly hair. He then posted more photos of his hair. The rapper has sported several styles over the years, including a man bun and dreadlocks. (EXPRESS)

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Iggy Azalea has canceled her upcoming “Bad Girls” tour due to “unforeseen circumstances,” according to Live Nation. “The choice was out of my hands and not my call to make,” the Australian rapper wrote Sunday on Twitter. “Bad Girls” marked the second tour Azalea has canceled in three years. Previously, she pulled the plug on her “Great Escape” tour in 2015, citing exhaustion. (EXPRESS)

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