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TEXANS 23, REDSKINS 21

AGONY AND DEFEAT

True to life ‘Escape at Dannemora’ thrives by committing to honest realism 18

Name changers

Redskins lose Alex Smith to a gruesome leg injury exactly 33 years after Joe Theismann went down with a similarly horrific break 12

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Amazon’s rebranding of Crystal City draws jokes and confusion 4

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SNOW DROID: A snow cannon stands amid the artificial snow it created Sunday in Oberjoch, Germany, a small village that is home to one of the country’s high-altitude ski resorts. Real snow — the natural kind — is in the forecast today.

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How did escapees from Alcatraz make do without 3D printing?

Einstein had no plans to hoof it through Pennsylvania snowstorm

Decades after a notorious escape from Alcatraz Island prison in San Francisco, the FBI has created replicas of decoy heads that inmates used to fool guards. Officials at Alcatraz, which was converted into a tourist attraction, unveiled 3D-printed copies of the decoys that three inmates made with soap, plaster and human hair. The inmates placed the decoys in their beds one night in 1962 and climbed through a wall. They were never caught. (AP)

The winter storm that swept across Pennsylvania on Thursday left a camel stranded along snowy Route 309 about 40 miles north of Philadelphia.

A group called Jewish Philly said it owned the camel, named Einstein. He was on his way to the group’s event in Philadelphia when the trailer he was traveling in got stuck. After he stood next to the trailer for a while, his handlers canceled his gig and he made it safely home to his petting zoo. (AP)

HIDDEN TREASURE

“We thought it might be a trap. ... [W]e knew we had to get the money back to where it came from.”

ADELA STANICI, of Bichigi, Romania, on returning the 95,000 euros ($107,000) her husband found in a cupboard they bought online to the money’s true owner

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Hops aren’t usually a salad ingredient

Naomi Stahl took a video of the live frog she found hopping in her Cava bowl on Friday night.

boyfriend, Chris Lyford, who was still at work, pleading for him to come home.

When Lyford got home, they took the container back to the restaurant, which is within walking distance of their apartment.

They showed the manager, who notified her bosses. Stahl received a call Saturday morning from an area manager for Cava, who told her the company was

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Cava executives said Saturday that the company was trying to determine how the frog wound up in Stahl’s salad.

Dan Jones, Cava’s chief operating officer, said in a statement: “We sincerely apologize for this incident as it does not live up to the quality or the standards we want and will be working with our team members to reinforce our standards to ensure this does not happen in the future.�

Stahl and Lyford left the restaurant with the frog, now partially covered in tzatziki sauce, still in their custody. They pondered what to do with it, and settled on giving the frog another shot at life. They took the salad container to a wooded area behind their apartment building, then let the frog go. They acknowledged it had a rough road ahead in the frigid weather.

The couple is finally able to start joking about the incident.

Lyford said that this wouldn’t have happened if Stahl had ordered a sandwich. MICHAEL S. ROSENWALD (THE WASHINGTON POST)

POLITICAL SCOOPS

Free ice cream is sprinkled with activism Ice cream truck Guilty Pleasures, which has been serving D.C. free ice cream with a side of information about special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation, is wrapping up this Wednesday. The truck, which is a project of MoveOn, serves punny flavors like “Rocky Rod Rosenstein� and “IndictMint Chip� around the city. The truck even parked outside the Russian Embassy, organizer Erica Mauter said. Check Twitter @GuiltyPleas_urs for its locations today through Wednesday. RACHEL PODNAR (EXPRESS)

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A rare, two-headed snake that was found a few months ago in Virginia has died. The copperhead was about 2 or 3 weeks old when it was found in a yard in Woodbridge, Va., in September. JD Kleopfer, the state’s herpetologist, called it an “exceptionally rare� find at the time. Photos of it shared online became a social media sensation. Kleopfer said living with two heads put added strain on the reptile. (TWP)

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THE DISTRICT When Naomi Stahl got home Friday night with her takeout order from Cava, she discovered an ingredient in her salad bowl that she had not ordered — a live frog. “It was jumping all around the bowl,� said Stahl, who lives in Northwest D.C. “Its legs were really long.�

Cava, the Mediterranean restaurant chain that started in Rockville and has dozens of locations around the country, does not offer frog legs on its menu — dead or alive.

Alone in her Tenleytown apartment, Stahl stared through the clear lid and watched the frog crawling around the other ingredients she had ordered via the restaurant’s app: lettuce, tomatoes, cucumbers, tzatziki sauce and a sliced lemon.

She said she was in a “fullon panic.� She took a distressing video of it, and called her

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Cava is investigating how a live frog got into a customer’s takeout

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Rare two-headed snake found in Virginia dies

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Obama surprises crowd in a guest appearance Barack Obama practically brought the house down at his wife’s book tour event at Capital One Arena in D.C. on Saturday.

The former president came on stage carrying a bouquet of pink roses for Michelle Obama, who is promoting her memoir, “Becoming.� He said he knew when they met that she was “one of a kind.� (AP)

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Fort Worth chief named as city’s next top cop

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National Cemetery would soon be renamed “Kindle Shores.”

No official steps have ever been taken to rename the region, and local officials have made clear they have no intention of trying to rename Crystal City or any other neighborhood.

Christina Winn, director of business investment for Arlington Economic Development, said officials never imagined “there would be so much conversation” about the concept. Winn said there’s no intention to supplant or override the name of Crystal City.

Still, she said, if Arlington and Alexandria team up on another economic development pitch in the future, she said that the moniker might be revived.

“It worked once,” she said.

D.C.’s Mount Vernon Square area is in the running to be the home of the proposed high-speed maglev train that would take passengers from the nation’s capital to Baltimore in 15 minutes.

Project officials have settled on putting the maglev station in the trendy Northwest neighborhood that was once known for its rundown parking lots but now is a popular destination with condos, shopping and restaurants. The 40-mile “superconducting magnetic levitation train system,” commonly called a maglev, is planned as the first leg of a system that would carry passengers from D.C. to New York in an hour. In Baltimore, project officials have yet to settle on having the maglev station in the Inner Harbor or in an area of South Baltimore that is slated for development.

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Amazon announced last week that it was coming to National Landing, a place that previously didn’t exist.

‘National Landing’ name brings jokes, confusion Amazon’s rebranding in NoVa leads to ribbing by bemused locals CRYSTAL CITY Place names in Arlington County have never been a simple matter.

A major fight broke out when National Airport was named for Ronald Reagan in 1998. A fight continues over whether to name a park next to the airport after Nancy Reagan. And in the 1920s, the Postal Service refused to establish a post office in Arlington because the street names were so confusing and haphazard.

So it is fitting that as Arlington officials celebrated Amazon’s decision to locate a new headquarters in the area, there was a bit of confusion over the place name.

Amazon announced Tuesday

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that it was coming to National Landing, a place people had not heard of because it doesn’t exist.

Economic development officials who were wooing the online retail giant came up with the name as a way to describe the multiple neighborhoods that were being offered as a site.

Those neighborhoods — Crystal City and Pentagon City in Arlington County, and Potomac Yard in the city of Alexandria — span multiple jurisdictions, so the name allowed Alexandria and Arlington to work cooperatively without marketing one locality over another.

Some people have confused it with National Harbor, a new development in Maryland. Comedian Remy Munasifi, who made his name poking fun at Arlington, suggested that Arlington

NW D.C. eyed for high-speed train station

MARYLAND CAR CRASHES IN THE SNOW

The number of car crashes that Maryland’s first responders dealt with Thursday as the first measurable amounts of snow fell this season. At least two people were killed. WJZ-TV reported that the number applies to state-operated highways and doesn’t account for crashes in local jurisdictions. (AP)

Man accused in Capital Gazette newspaper shootings to face trial in June

Baltimore’s mayor has chosen a Texas police chief as her nominee to lead the city’s troubled force, seeking to reign in a soaring pace of homicides and boost public trust in a tattered department.

Mayor Catherine Pugh on Friday picked Fort Worth Police Chief Joel Fitzgerald, saying he’s led a large police department and was “well versed on training and community engagement.”

Her spokesman confirmed that she expects Fitzgerald will start working as acting leader in the coming days. He will need to be confirmed by the Baltimore City Council. Fitzgerald would be the fourth leader this year alone. (AP) MONTGOMERY COUNTY

Ex-development official admits stealing $6.7M A former top economic development official in Montgomery County has pleaded guilty to stealing millions of dollars from the public. Peter Bang pleaded guilty to federal and state charges Friday.

He admitted to embezzling $6.7 million in funds meant to spur the local economy and that he instead used the money to feed his gambling addiction.

Prosecutors said Bang visited casinos in Las Vegas, Delaware and West Virginia. He is set to be sentenced in February. (AP) WILLIAMSBURG, VA.

Judge: John Hinckley can move out of mom’s house A judge has ruled that John Hinckley Jr. — who tried to assassinate President Reagan in 1981 — can move out of his mother’s house. U.S. District Judge Paul Friedman ordered Friday that Hinckley can live by himself or with others within 75 miles of Williamsburg, Va. Hinckley left a mental hospital to live with his mother in Williamsburg in 2016. He must still comply with certain conditions while his doctors continue to keep a close eye on him. (AP)

Del. David Toscano, top Democrat in Virginia’s House, set to leave leadership role

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local Gift to school will make admissions process ‘forever need-blind’ BALTIMORE Former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg said Sunday he is giving a record $1.8 billion to Johns Hopkins University to support student financial aid at his alma mater and make its admissions process “forever need-blind.”

The gift, believed to be the largest private donation in modern times to higher education, is a landmark in a growing national

movement to make elite universities more accessible.

It will enable the private research university in Baltimore to eliminate loans from financial aid packages for incoming students starting next fall, expand grants for those in financial need and even provide relief to many current undergraduates who had previously taken out federal loans to pay their bills.

In years past, Hopkins President Ronald Daniels said, the university struggled to achieve its goal of welcoming all talented students regardless of their

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Bloomberg gives $1.8B to Johns Hopkins

Michael Bloomberg has given a liftetime total of $3.3 billion to JHU.

means or backgrounds.

“Our dedicated financial aid endowment was simply too small,” Daniels said. “Now, as a

Eight evaluated at Naval Academy last week after report of chemical odor

consequence of Mike Bloomberg’s extraordinary gift, we will be fully and permanently need-blind.”

Bloomberg, who graduated from Hopkins in 1964, wrote in an op-ed for The New York Times that his gift is intended to support the idea that opportunities should be based on merit and not wealth. “This will make admissions at Hopkins forever needblind; finances will never again factor into decisions,” he wrote.

Now, his total lifetime giving to Hopkins alone will exceed $3.3 billion. NICK ANDERSON (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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The number of requests to remove firearms from individuals in the first month since Maryland implemented a “red flag” gun safety law. The Baltimore Sun reports that 36 requests were granted for an order that guns be taken and the people prohibited from possessing others for up to a year. Eight states have passed a “red flag” bill. (AP)

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Migrants tax resources, patience in border city

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Dig revives dispute over oldest town RAMON ESPINOSA (AP)

TIJUANA, MEXICO Many of the nearly 3,000 Central American migrants who have reached the Mexico border with California via caravan said Saturday they do not feel welcome in the city of Tijuana, where hundreds more migrants are headed after more than a month on the road.

The vast majority were camped at an outdoor sports complex, sleeping on a dirt baseball field and under bleachers with a view of the steel walls topped by barbed wire at the newly reinforced U.S.-Mexico border.

The city opened the complex after other shelters were filled to capacity. Church groups provided portable showers, bathrooms and sinks. The federal government estimates the migrant crowd in Tijuana could soon swell to 10,000.

Tijuana Mayor Juan Manuel Gastelum has called the migrants’ arrival an “avalanche” that the city is ill-prepared to handle, calculating that they will be in Tijuana for at least six months as they wait to file asylum claims. U.S. border inspectors are processing about 100 asylum claims per day at the main crossing to San Diego.

While many in Tijuana are sympathetic to the migrants’

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A demonstrator carries a Mexican flag Sunday as part of a protest against the presence of thousands of migrants in Tijuana, Mexico.

plight, some locals have shouted insults, hurled rocks and even thrown punches at the migrants.

It’s a stark contrast to the many Mexican communities that welcomed the caravan with signs, music and donations of clothing after it entered southern Mexico nearly a month ago.

Alden Rivera, the Honduran ambassador in Mexico, visited the sports complex Saturday. He expected the migrant numbers in Tijuana to reach 3,400 over the weekend, with another 1,200 migrants having made it to Mexicali, a border city a few hours east of Tijuana. An additional 1,500 migrants might reach the U.S. border region next week.

Rivera said 1,800 Hondurans have returned to their country

since Oct. 13.

The Mexican Interior Ministry said Friday that 2,697 Central American migrants have requested asylum in Mexico.

Carlos Padilla, 57, from Progreso, Honduras, said a Tijuana resident shouted, “Migrants are pigs” as he passed on the street recently. Padilla did not respond.

“We didn’t come here to cause problems, we came here with love and with the intention to ask for asylum,” Padilla said. “But they treat us like animals here.”

Tijuana police officer Victor Coronel wondered how much more the city can take.

“The only thing we can do is hope that President Trump opens his heart a little,” Coronel said.

JULIE WATSON (AP)

An archaeological dig has rekindled a feud between two towns over which was the first in Connecticut.

Experts have unearthed artifacts they believe date to the 1630s in Wethersfield, where town signs declare it the state’s “most ancient,” founded in 1634. But a few miles up the Connecticut River, Windsor boasts it is the state’s “first town,” settled in 1633. Scientists at the Wethersfield site say they found the earliest evidence of European settlement in the state, including a fence believed to be from the 1600s and built to defend against Native Americans, and coins and ceramics from the 1630s.

The pro-Windsor camp says the find makes no difference, and points to written records including settlers’ diaries as favoring Windsor. (AP)

DIVERSE RHODES SCHOLARS

The number of women who are among the 32 U.S. students chosen as Rhodes scholars this year, the highest number of women in any class since the scholarships were created in 1902. The Rhodes Trust announced Sunday that, in addition, almost half of this year’s recipients of the prestigious scholarship to Oxford University in England are either immigrants or first-generation Americans. Established in the will of Cecil Rhodes, a British businessman and Oxford alum, Rhodes scholarships provide all expenses for at least two years of study at Oxford. (AP) Grenade attack on prayer hall near Amritsar, India, kills 3, injures over a dozen

Democrat Stacey Abrams ended her bid to become the nation’s first black female governor, acknowledging Friday in a speech that Republican Brian Kemp won the race for Georgia’s governor.

She made it clear her speech was “not a speech of concession,” and announced plans to file a federal lawsuit to challenge the way Georgia’s elections are run. Kemp, who oversaw the election as Georgia’s secretary of state, has been accused by some of voter suppression. (AP) FLORIDA

Gillum concedes race to Republican DeSantis Andrew Gillum ended his campaign Saturday as Florida’s first black nominee for governor.

He tried to energize young and minority voters through a Democratic coalition seeking to end two decades of Republican control of the governor’s office.

In a video, Gillum congratulated Republican Ron DeSantis and vowed to remain politically active even though his term as mayor of the state capital of Tallahassee ends next week. (AP) EDUCATION

New rules from DeVos boost rights of accused Education Secretary Betsy DeVos on Friday released her long-awaited rewrite of federal rules governing the way allegations of sexual harassment and assault are resolved on campus. The new rules give the accused more rights. Under the proposal, fewer allegations would be considered sexual harassment and schools would be responsible only for investigating incidents that are part of campus programs and activities and that were properly reported. (THE WASHINGTON POST)

British Prime Minister Theresa May warns ousting her won’t make Brexit negotiations easier

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U.S. and Taliban hold peace talks AFGHANISTAN The Taliban have held three days of talks with U.S. envoy Zalmay Khalilzad in the Gulf state of Qatar, where the Afghan insurgent group has a political office, a Taliban official and another individual close to the group said Sunday.

Without referring explicitly to the talks in Qatar, Khalilzad told a news conference Sunday in the Afghan capital Kabul that he is “talking to all interested parties, all Afghan groups ... and I think there is an opportunity for reconciliation and peace.”

“The Afghan government wants peace,” he said. “The Taliban are saying they do not believe they can succeed militarily, that they would like to see the problems that remain, resolved

HIROKO MASUIKE (GETTY IMAGES)

American envoy says Afghan government, insurgents want accord

U.S. envoy Zalmay Khalilzad has had talks with the Taliban in hopes of negotiating peace in Afghanistan.

by peaceful means, by political negotiations.”

Peace efforts have accelerated since Khalilzad was appointed as Washington’s peace envoy to Afghanistan with the

aim of eventually winding down America’s longest war. Seventeen years after the U.S.-led invasion that ended Taliban rule, the militants control almost half of Afghanistan and stage constant

Lawyer for WikiLeaks’ Julian Assange says he would not willingly travel to U.S. to face charges filed under seal against him

attacks on security forces and government officials.

The U.S. administration now appears focused on reaching a political settlement with the Taliban, and has given in to a number of the group’s longstanding demands, beginning with the holding of direct talks.

The Taliban have long refused U.S. demands to negotiate with the Western-backed government in Kabul, which the insurgents view as a puppet regime.

Pakistan, meanwhile, has released a number of high-level Taliban prisoners. The releases are widely seen as a U.S.-directed move aimed at encouraging the Taliban to participate in talks.

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Trump won’t hear tape WASHINGTON President Trump said there is no reason for him to listen to a recording of the “very violent, very vicious” killing of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi, a death that has put the president in a diplomatic bind: how to admonish Riyadh for the slaying yet maintain strong ties with a close ally.

Trump, in an interview that aired Sunday, made clear that the audio recording, supplied by the Turkish government, would not affect his response to the Oct. 2 killing of Khashoggi, a columnist for The Washington Post who had been critical of the Saudi royal family.

“It’s a suffering tape, it’s a terrible tape. I’ve been fully briefed on it, there’s no reason for me to hear it,” Trump said in the interview with “Fox News Sunday.”

On Saturday, Trump said his administration will “be having a very full report over the next two days, probably Monday or Tuesday.” He said the report

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President says he sees no reason to listen to killing of Saudi writer

Arab-Turkish Media Association members attend funeral prayers Friday in Istanbul for Saudi writer Jamal Khashoggi, who was killed last month.

will include “who did it.” It was unclear if the report would be made public.

U.S. intelligence agencies have concluded that Saudi Arabia’s crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman, ordered the killing in the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul, according to a U.S. official familiar with the assessment.

The official was not authorized to discuss the matter publicly and spoke on condition of anonymity.

Turning on the prince Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., a Trump ally who is in line to be the next chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, called the Saudi crown prince a “wrecking ball” in the relationship between the U.S. and Saudi Arabia. “I hate to say that because I had a lot of hope for him being the reformer that Saudi Arabia needs, but that ship has sailed,” he told NBC’s “Meet the Press.” (AP)

Others familiar with the case caution that while it’s likely the crown prince was involved in the death, there continue to be questions about what role he played.

Trump noted to “Fox News Sunday” that the crown prince has repeatedly denied being involved in the killing inside the Saudi Consulate.

“Will anybody really know?”

Trump asked. “At the same time, we do have an ally, and I want to stick with an ally that in many ways has been very good.”

A Republican member of the Senate intelligence committee said that so far, there is no “smoking gun” linking the crown prince to the killing. Sen. Roy Blunt of Missouri, who has received a confidential intelligence briefing on the matter, told ABC that “it’s hard to imagine” that the crown prince didn’t know about the killing, but he said, “I don’t know that we absolutely know that yet.”

He said Congress will await the Trump administration’s report in the next two days and that the U.S. will need to be clear about the ramifications of sanctions, given Saudi Arabia’s strategic role in the Middle East. DEB RIECHMANN

Bill Nelson concedes seat in Senate race

AND JONATHAN LEMIRE (AP)

Trump weighs in on his Cabinet, Mueller probe and the media In a wide-ranging interview that aired on “Fox News Sunday,” President Trump mused about staffing changes and addressed a series of other topics.

Here are a few takeaways.

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Kelly’s job status

Mueller probe

Ruling on CNN

More to come?

Trump praised chief of staff John Kelly’s work ethic, but added, “There are certain things that I don’t like that he does.”

Asked whether he would keep Kelly in his post through 2020, the president offered only that “it could happen.”

He said he “would not get involved” if acting attorney general Matt Whitaker, above, decided to curtail special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation into 2016 election interference and possible ties between the Trump campaign and Russia.

Trump downplayed a federal judge’s decision to restore CNN reporter Jim Acosta’s White House press pass but derided an alleged lack of “decorum” among reporters. Trump reiterated that the White House would write rules of conduct for reporters.

He said he was happy with his Cabinet but was thinking about changing “three or four or five positions.” One of them is Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen, above, whose departure is now considered inevitable.

40 killed, at least 20 injured in bus fire in Zimbabwe

FLORIDA Three-term Florida Sen. Bill Nelson, D, conceded to Gov. Rick Scott, R, on Sunday after a bitter and drawn-out campaign to retain his seat, acknowledging that preliminary results from a manual statewide recount left him with no path to victory.

Although results of the race are not due to be certified until Tuesday, Nelson said in remarks posted on Twitter that things had worked out “a little differently” from the way he and his wife had hoped. He also called for bipartisanship in an era of brutally divisive politics.

“We have to move beyond a politics that aims not just to defeat but to destroy,” he said.

Scott’s victory boosts the Republican Senate majority to 52, with a final seat in Mississippi due to be decided in a Nov. 27 runoff. Going into the recount, Nelson trailed Scott by more than 12,000 votes, and his campaign had hoped a re-examination of ballots would help him close the gap. But when the recount ended at midday Sunday, Scott still led Nelson by 10,033 votes out of more than 8 million cast, according to the Florida Division of Elections.

Scott’s razor-thin victory leaves Florida, the nation’s thirdmost-populous state, with two Republican senators for the first time since the Reconstruction era immediately after the Civil War. AMY B WANG, FELICIA SONMEZ AND PAUL SONNE (THE WASHINGTON POST)

Peru: Ex-President Alan Garcia seeking asylum from Uruguay after judge suspended his passport in corruption probe

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Crews hurry to beat rains

BASRA, IRAQ

Cleric killed one day after calling for uprising Hundreds of residents of Basra, Iraq, on Sunday mourned Wissam al-Ghrawi, a Muslim cleric who police said was killed outside his home late Saturday.

At a protest Friday, he suggested that the people should take up arms over poor public services in the city. He is at least the second activist to be killed since protests swept Basra last summer. (AP)

Fires’ death toll rises to 76 as search goes on for over 1,000 missing

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CHICO, CALIF. Searchers combing a Northern California town leveled by a deadly wildfire stepped up their efforts Sunday ahead of rains forecast later this week in the fire zone where 76 bodies have been recovered so far.

The rain would help tamp down the blaze, but it could also turn the area into a muddy mess and hinder efforts to find the remains of more victims in the town of Paradise.

“Any time you add a new element — rain, wind, all those kinds of things — you start disturbing things, spreading things around,” Butte County Sheriff Kory Honea said Saturday. “As much as I wish that we could get through all of this before the rains come, I don’t know if that’s possible.”

Officials said late Saturday that 1,300 names remained on a list of people who were unaccounted for more than a week after the fire began in Butte County. Authorities stressed that the long roster does not mean they believe all those on the list are missing or dead.

Honea asked evacuees to review the list of those reported as unreachable by family and friends and to call the department if they know someone on the list is safe.

Deputies have located hundreds of people to date, but the

From left, Calif. Gov.-elect Gavin Newsom, FEMA Director Brock Long, President Trump, Paradise (Calif.) Mayor Jody Jones and Gov. Jerry Brown tour a burned-down mobile home and RV park Saturday in Paradise, Calif.

overall number keeps growing because they are adding more names, including those from the chaotic early hours of the disaster, Honea said.

He said it was within the “realm of possibility” that officials would never know the exact death toll from the blaze.

Hundreds of search and recovery personnel from around the state are performing a “door-todoor” and “car-to-car” search of some areas, said Joe Moses, a commander with the Monterey County Sheriff’s Office, who is helping oversee the search and rescue effort.

“Here we’re looking for very small parts and pieces, and so we have to be very diligent and systematic in how we do your

searches,” he said Friday.

The remains of five more people were found Saturday, including four in Paradise and one in nearby Concow, bringing the number of dead to 76.

President Trump toured the area Saturday, joined by California’s outgoing and incoming governors, both Democrats who have traded sharp barbs with the Republican administration.

The president also visited Southern California, where firefighters were making progress on a wildfire that tore through communities west of Los Angeles from Thousand Oaks to Malibu, killing three people.

“We’ve never seen anything like this in California, we’ve never seen anything like this

yet. It’s like total devastation,” Trump said as he stood amid the ruins of Paradise and pledged the full support of the federal government.

“He’s got our back,” outgoing Gov. Jerry Brown said of Trump on Sunday on CBS’ “Face the Nation.”

“There have been some back and forth between California leaders and the president,” Brown said. “But in the face of tragedy, people tend to rise above some of their lesser propensities.

So I think we’re on a good path.”

Northern California’s Camp Fire has destroyed nearly 10,000 buildings and scorched 233 square miles. It was 55 percent contained as of Sunday afternoon. (AP)

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TEXANS 23, REDSKINS 21 Joe Theismann walked alone outside the suites at FedEx Field on Sunday afternoon, still upset by what he had just witnessed in Washington’s 23-21 loss to Houston.

“I still have goosebumps,” he said. “I can’t believe it. November 18th is such a horrible day for Redskins quarterbacks.”

Earlier in the morning, the former Redskins quarterback reminded his wife that it was the 33rd anniversary of the broken leg that he had suffered against the New York Giants on Nov. 18, 1985 — an injury that’s considered one of the most gruesome in professional sports history.

Later in the day, he watched from a suite as current Redskins quarterback Alex Smith suffered a similar injury against the Texans, his right leg snapping in the same grisly fashion. Smith broke his right tibia and fibula, requiring immediate surgery, and he will miss the rest of the season, coach Jay Gruden announced

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QB Smith suffers a Theismann-like broken leg and Redskins fall at home to Houston

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after the game.

“I know it was very painful for him and heartbreaking for a lot of people,” Gruden said. “He’s a great guy and hard worker and one of the key leaders on this football team. These things happen in pro football, unfortunately.

Just hate to see them happen with a guy like Alex.”

Colt McCoy replaced Smith and threw for a touchdown pass

and led a long scoring drive for Washington, which likely will have to rely on the journeyman quarterback the rest of the way.

When a McCoy-led drive finished with an Adrian Peterson touchdown to put the Redskins up 2120 early in the fourth quarter, it was the first lead change in a game involving the Redskins all season.

“You pray for opportunities

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to get to play,” said McCoy, who completed 6-of-12 passes for 54 yards. “You don’t like to see it how it happened today.”

Houston (7-3) went ahead for good on a 54-yard field goal by Ka’imi Fairbairn. The Texans’ franchise-record, seven-game winning streak stayed alive when Redskins kicker Dustin Hopkins missed a 63-yard field-goal attempt with 3 seconds left.

Before the injury, Smith was having his worst game of the season. He completed just 12of-27 passes for 135 yards, with no TDs and two interceptions.

Washington was down 10-7 but driving before halftime when Justin Reid intercepted Smith in the end zone and returned it 101 yards for a touchdown.

With the loss, the Redskins fell to 6-4 and their lead in the NFC East dropped to just a game, after Dallas beat Atlanta. The Redskins play the Cowboys in Dallas on Thursday in what becomes the season’s most important game to date. (THE WASHINGTON POST/AP)

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With Alex Smith’s leg injury, this will be Colt McCoy’s team going forward. McCoy hasn’t started a game since 2014, when he went 1-3 for Washington. It will be tough for the 32-yearold career backup to fill in for a QB who has won nearly 70 percent of his games over the past eight seasons, but there are some things McCoy does better than Smith.

While Smith is mobile, McCoy is much more dangerous outside the pocket. McCoy finished Sunday with 35 rushing yards — more than Smith had in any game this season. McCoy is also more willing to take chances down the field, which should result in big plays (and probably more picks). Entering Sunday, 20 other QBs had more passing plays of at least 20 yards than Smith this year. If McCoy takes care of the ball, the Redskins still have a shot at the playoffs.

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Saquon Barkley ran for a career-high 142 yards and scored three TDs as the Giants (3-7) held off the visiting Bucs (3-7) to win consecutive games for the first time since December 2016. Alec Ogletree returned one of the Giants’ four interceptions 15 yards for a score. (AP) BILL FEIG (AP)

Redskins QB Alex Smith broke his tibia and fibula in Sunday’s loss to the Texans.

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Cam Newton threw an incomplete pass on a 2-point conversion with 1:07 left, letting the Lions (4-6) hold on for a win over the Panthers (6-4). On the road, Carolina coach Ron Rivera went for the win after Newton threw his third TD pass — an 8-yard strike to DJ Moore. (AP)

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won their ninth straight with a demolition of Philadelphia on Sunday that marked the Eagles’ worst loss by far since they won last season’s Super Bowl. Brees completed 22 of 30 passes and did not turn the ball over, giving him 25 TD passes and only one interception this season. Brees’ fourth touchdown seemed to encapsulate New Orleans’ audacious approach to the game. He hit running back Alvin Kamara in stride down the right sideline for a 37 yards on a fourth-and-7 play that gave the Saints (9-1) a 45-7 lead early in the fourth quarter. Carson Wentz was intercepted

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Andrew Luck threw three TDs to help the Colts rout Tennessee in Indianapolis. The Colts (5-5) have won four straight for the first time since 2014, and Luck remained unbeaten in 10 starts against the Titans. Tennessee (5-5) lost QB Marcus Mariota in the final minute of the first half with an elbow injury. (AP)

three times and finished with 156 yards on 19-of-33 passing for the Eagles (4-6).

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Brett Maher shook off a missed extra point and kicked a 42-yard field goal on the final play, giving Dallas a road win over the Falcons after the Cowboys squandered a 10-point lead in the fourth quarter. Matt Ryan threw a 34-yard TD pass to Julio Jones for Atlanta’s only TD with 1:52 remaining to tie the game. But Dallas drove 51 yards in 10 plays, setting up Maher’s winning kick as time expired.

The Cowboys (5-5) are a game back of the Redskins (6-4), who they host on Thanksgiving. Atlanta (4-6) lost its second straight game. (AP)

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Rookie QB Lamar Jackson juked and sprinted for 117 yards in his first NFL start, Gus Edwards ran for 115 and the Ravens ground out a victory in Baltimore over the Bengals to end a three-game losing streak. Flashing the moves that enabled him to win the 2016 Heisman Trophy at Louisville, Jackson zipped in and out of the pocket for 27 carries. Though the Ravens (5-5) relied heavily on the run, Jackson also completed 13 of 19 passes for 150 yards with an interception. The Bengals (5-5) have lost four of their past five games. (AP)

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Ben Roethlisberger was far from perfect in Jacksonville until the fourth quarter, and that was all that mattered. One week after he had a perfect passer rating, Roethlisberger overcame three interceptions and a 16-0 deficit by leading two late scoring drives. He lunged in from the 1 for the winning score with 5 seconds left for a victory over the Jaguars. The Steelers (7-2-1) won their sixth straight. The Jaguars (3-7), who eliminated Pittsburgh in the divisional round last year, dropped their sixth in a row. (AP)

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Brandon McManus kicked a 34-yard field goal as time expired to give the Broncos a win on the road and snap the Chargers’ six-game winning streak. Denver (4-6) had lost six of seven coming into the game. Melvin Gordon had 158 yards from scrimmage (89 rushing, 69 receiving) for the Chargers (7-3). (AP)

OTHER GAMES Seahawks 27, Packers 24 (Thursday) Raiders 23, Cardinals 21 Vikings at Bears (late) Chiefs at Rams (tonight) Byes: Bills, Browns, Dolphins, Patriots, Jets and 49ers

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Browns deny report they want to interview Rice Cleveland Browns general manager John Dorsey shot down a report from ESPN’s Adam Schefter that the team wanted to make former U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice the first woman to interview for an NFL head coaching position. “Rice is a great leader, possesses the highest possible character and also happens to be a Browns fan,” Dorsey said Sunday in a statement. “But we are still in the process of composing the list of candidates and Secretary Rice has not been discussed.”

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Logano wins his first Cup Series championship Joey Logano busted up The Big Three and captured his first NASCAR title by soundly beating a trio of champions. Logano won the season finale Sunday at Homestead-Miami Speedway to grab his first Cup championship in a season in which he barely contended until the playoffs.

The year was dominated by Kyle Busch, Kevin Harvick and reigning series champion Martin Truex Jr., with Logano calling the final-four field “The Big Three and Me.” But Logano passed Truex with 12 laps remaining and pulled away to win for Roger Penske. It marked the first championship for Ford since 2004. Truex finished second, with Harvick third and Busch fourth. (AP)

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Eller comfortable in role with Caps CAPITALS Lars Eller wouldn’t put a number on how many times he’s watched his winning goal from Game 5 of the Stanley Cup finals, the one that won the Capitals their first championship. “I’ll keep watching it. If I’m in a bad mood, I’ll put it on,” Eller said before this season.

Eller was one of Washington’s top playoff performers with seven goals and 11 assists. He was promoted to the top-six forward corps when injured center Nicklas Backstrom had to miss three games, and he looked like he belonged.

While Eller, 29, understands he’s third in the pecking order up the middle, behind Backstrom and Evgeny Kuznetsov, he’s also confident that he’s capable of playing higher in the lineup.

Eller is again being asked to do just that with Kuznetsov and right

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“My goal was always striving to be a top-six center,” said Eller, whom Washington re-signed to a five-year, $17.5 million deal in February. “But with Kuzy and Backy here, I fully accept that the situation is what it is; they’re world-class players.”

Coach Todd Reirden said: “This is a situation where he likes the role that he’s used in here. … A lot of guys in that situation might have tried to go other spots where they could maybe be known as a top-six guy, but he’s comfortable with how we value him and how we use him.” ISABELLE KHURSHUDYAN (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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Breaking out of a rut ‘Escape at Dannemora’ is a refreshingly distinct take on true-crime dramatization TV REVIEW Lurid, sordid, sensational — it all means the same thing anymore in the era of fast-traveling viral news and video clips.

Remember the one about the lady who worked at the prison in New York? You know — she was having sex with two convicted murderers and helped them escape? It was all over the news, for a bit, in 2015: helicopters and search dogs and shootouts. Afterward, did you think about it again?

It’s in that aftermath that scripted TV steps in. Most true-crime dramatizations are just an exercise in imposing a saucier narrative on top of the transcripts. You forget about them as soon as you’ve watched them.

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viewers get a chance to watch something as magnificently disturbing as Showtime’s “Escape at Dannemora,” a seven-part miniseries that premiered Sunday night, succeeding on little more than its commitment to realism, rather than launching a manhunt for deeper meanings.

Directed with unflinching perspective by Ben Stiller (yes, the very one), “Escape at Dannemora” is a master work of true-crime dramatization, remarkable in that it feels true in a way that transcends the record of what happened.

As Joyce “Tilly” Mitchell, Patricia Arquette succeeds by being far more pathetic than sympathetic. A deeply unmotivated employee at the Clinton

A sprawling scandal “Escape at Dannemora’s” retelling of a real-life 2015 prison break features a fantastic supporting cast, including David Morse as a corrupt prison guard and Bonnie Hunt as New York’s inspector general, who can hardly believe the neglect she discovers once the fugitives become bad PR for her boss, Gov. Andrew Cuomo (Michael Imperioli). H.S.

Correctional Facility in New York (aka Dannemora), Tilly frequently disappears into the storeroom to have sex with David Sweat (Paul Dano), an inmate convicted of killing a police officer.

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Rupert Grint and Nick Frost star in the comedy series about an insurance salesman who is wrongly told he has cancer but decides to hide the misdiagnosis, with Lindsay Lohan joining the cast for Season 2.

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latest season — the second in its revamped format — which aired in England earlier this fall and began streaming Nov. 9 on Netflix.

New co-host Noel Fielding, a comedian who keeps catching flak for distasteful humor, remains an unwelcome ingredient. But replacement judge Prue Leith is fine, unafraid to speak her truth.

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According to the DHA, the Bidens had fostered Major as a puppy before adopting the lucky German shepherd on Saturday.

“Learn what Stan Lee was saying through comics before you dismiss him.” @MSSHERIJACKSON, blasting Bill Maher for saying in a blog post that Stan Lee only inspired people to “watch a movie” and that comics were not “sophisticated literature.”

Twitter users hit back, saying comics taught children to read and tackled dark subjects. They also called Maher a hypocrite, since he was in a deleted scene in “Iron Man 3.”

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Recalling one such occasion, Twain explained how the incident went undetected. “The show must go on,” the singer said Thursday night. “You know what I did? I was very clever in this one moment. I stood up from my chair to get up and sing, I peed myself and the puddle? I just knocked my glass of water over.”

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