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Six Democratic U.S. senators Tuesday said it was “unacceptable” that Yahoo only last week announced a 2014 hack into 500 million user accounts and asked embattled CEO Marissa Mayer for more information about the company’s investigation into the data breach. The lawmakers said they were “disturbed” the two-yearold intrusion was detected so long after the hack occurred. “That means millions of Americans’ data may have been compromised for two years,” the senators wrote in a joint letter addressed to Mayer. “This is unacceptable.” Yahoo did not immediately respond to a request for comment about the letter. Yahoo has faced mounting questions about exactly when it knew about the 2014 cyber attack that exposed the email credentials of users, a critical issue for the company as it seeks to prevent the breach from affecting a pending takeover of its core business by Verizon Inc. REUTERS

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Children will no longer be classified as prostitutes in the U.S. state of California after a new law decriminalized prostitution for minors in a move praised by children’s rights campaigners. Coming on the back of a public campaign coined “There is No Such Thing” as a child prostitute, crimes of solicitation and prostitution will no longer apply to anyone aged under 18. Underage victims of sex trafficking are to be referred to child welfare agencies. The law was among several signed by Gov. Jerry Brown this week to boost protections for children forced into sex trafficking. “The passage of these critical laws marks a clear shift in the public perception of sexually exploited children as victims rather than criminals,” said Yasmin Vafa, executive director of Rights4Girls that launched the “No Such Thing” campaign. REUTERS

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The television audience for the first U.S. presidential debate between Democrat Hillary Clinton and Republican Donald Trump looks set to approach 80-million viewer record for such events set in 1980, early Nielsen data cited by U.S. media suggested Tuesday. But the initial data from the four main broadcast networks suggest Monday evening’s 90-minute debate, which was carried on multiple U.S. broadcast and cable networks, would not surpass 100 million viewers, as some analysts had predicted ahead of the face-off. REUTERS METRO’S NEWS QUIZ

You read Metro to stay on top of the news. Now’s your chance to find out how much you know. Take our daily news quiz to test your knowledge by going to www.metro.us /news-quiz to submit your answers. 1. What is City Council considering as a way to help tenants who wind up in housing court? 2. Where do the Jets land in this week’s NFL Power Rankings? 3. Which feminist media outlet interviewed supermodel Gigi Hadid about her assault during Milan Fashion Week?

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FDNY chief killed, several injured, in Bronx explosion “We lost a hero today, and our members are all saddened.” AMANDA MIKELBERG & CRISTABELLE TUMOLA @MetroNewYork letters@metro.us

Smoke still billowed from rubble five hours after an explosion at a house in the Bronx killed an FDNY chief Tuesday morning. Battalion Chief Michael Fahy, a 17-year veteran of the FDNY and a father of three, was killed in the blast by falling debris just after 7:30 a.m. when a house at 304 W. 234th Street in Kingsbridge erupted. Earlier in the morning, neighbors reported an odor of gas emanating from a private two-story home, prompting the fire department to evacuate the street. “The smell of gas woke me up” at around 6 a.m., Adrianna Fellheimer said. “It was really strong. My chest was hurting.” She and her husband, Brian, were the ones to call 911, potentially saving the lives of the dozens of residents who were

that her name not be cleared from the block. Police arrived to inves- used. Jonathan Bonifas, 24, tigate the source of the gas leak at the house— who lives four houses the focus of a tip to the down on the same block, NYPD two weeks ago as a said he was awakened possible drug lab or mari- from his sleep and ran outside. Debris, including juana grow-house. As they were investi- a large piece of a gutter, gating, the house blew flew more than 200 feet up, killing Fahy and injur- and was smoking on his ing nine firefighters, six front yard. Bonifas said the house, police officers, three Con was recently Edison workers and two which civilians who were treat- owned by a doctor and ed at New York Presbyte- his daughter, had new tenants who let rian—Allen the yard grow Hospital. wild. He said he Local resinoticed no susdents were picious activvisibly shakity, such as that en by the which might be massive exFDNY Commissioner associated with plosion that Daniel Nigro an illegal drug turned a operation. part of their “My dad had block into a my mom go over and trim miniature Ground Zero. With tears in her eyes, a big rose bush that was one woman said the situa- coming over the fence tion reminded her of 9/11 and knocking people on because she had a feeling the head,” Bonifas said. Late Tuesday afterof uselessness though she noon, one of the home’s wanted to help. “I thought it was thun- renters was reportedly der but when I went out- taken into custody in side a boy with soot on his Cliffside, New Jersey, by face was running down the Regional Fugitive the street and screaming Task Force. Julio Salcedo, ‘the house just exploded 34, was arrested on a warin my face,’” said the rant for a petty crime, acwoman, who requested cording to the New York

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Post. “It’s a very sad day for our city,” Mayor de Blasio said about the loss of Battalion Chief Fahy at a news conference following the incident. Fahy is the FDNY’s highest-ranking member to die in the line of duty since the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, and the first member to be killed since July 2014. He became a firefighter in 1999. He was promoted to lieutenant in 2004, to captain in 2007 and to battalion chief in 2012, and was most recently serving in the Bronx. “We lost a hero today, and our members are all saddened,” FDNY Commissioner Daniel Nigro said of the “rising star.” He said that the tragedy served as a “reminder of the dangers first responders face every day.” Nigro, who had served with Fahy’s father, a former fire chief, added it was a loss not only for the fallen firefighter’s family but the entire department. Authorities are still investigating the source of the reported gas odor and explosion.

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NYC considers providing free lawyers to tenants facing eviction The proposed bill would provide free legal counsel to tenants in the city’s housing court. GARY KANE @MetroNewYork gary.kane@metro.us

It’s a familiar scene in New York City Housing Court: An attorney for a landlord argues his case while a tenant facing eviction stands silent, clutching a few documents. A majority of City Council members want to change that scenario. The council Monday conducted a hearing on a proposed bill that would make New York the first city in the country to provide pro bono lawyers to any lowincome residents facing eviction. Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr. testified at the hearing that evictions fuel the city’s homelessness crisis. “Anyone doubting the causal relationship between evictions and possessions of the dwellings of low-income tenants and homelessness need only look at the available data, which shows that thousands of families have just faced eviction at the time they

“The benefits of this proposed law are considerable, and could help keep New Yorkers in their homes.” Diaz

entered the shelter system,” Diaz said. The Bronx led all boroughs in the number of evictions recorded last year, with 7,401, according to data compiled by Housing Court Answers, an organization that provides information and assistance in housing matters. A total of 21,988 evictions occurred citywide last year. The proposed bill would save the city $320 million annually, the New York City Bar Association claims. The savings would be accrued in the costs of sheltering evicted tenants, replacing rentregulated apartments

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that become marketrent units after evictions and providing other services to the homeless. Diaz testified that “the deck remains stacked” against low-

income tenants who appear in housing court without legal representation. The city’s Office of Civil Justice found that, during a two-day study period in April, about 27 percent of

tenants in 2,196 cases appeared in court with counsel. “The benefits of this proposed law are considerable, and could help keep New Yorkers in their homes,”

Diaz said. “Too many families become homeless because they don’t have an advocate in court or someone to get them connected with housing financial assistance.”

The Donald won, say Metro readers in online poll Donald Trump crushed Hillary Clinton in their first presidential debate, say readers who responded to Metro’s “debating the debate” unscientific poll. Out of the 2,128 who took Metro’s online poll Monday night after the debate into Tuesday evening, the flamboyant Republican candidate was declared the winner by 63.4 percent of Metro’s readers. The former secretary of state was deemed the victor by nearly 34 percent of the poll participants. Another 2.6 percent

of the readers said the debate ended in a tie. Other national polls have given the victory to Clinton; CNN, for example, polled 521 registered voters who watched the debate and found 62 percent thought Clinton had won, while only 27 percent thought Trump had prevailed. Only a few of the readers who participated in the poll added a comment. Most of the comments were left by readers who said Clinton won the debate. “I’m not a big fan of Clinton, honestly, but in

this case, I’ll choose ... the lesser of two evils,” wrote a reader who identified himself as Jay Haney. Because the Metro poll could be accessed via a Google search and social media, 21 percent of those who participated in the poll did so from outside the U.S. Votes were recorded from 54 other countries, including Russia, Malaysia and South Africa. Most votes originating outside the U.S. came from Canada and the United Kingdom. While the poll was

unscientific, participants were restricted to one vote per computer to help stem ballot-stuffing. The debate attracted about 80 million viewers, according to early figures released by Nielsen. The TV audience was the largest since televised debates began in 1960 with the John F. Kennedy-Richard Nixon face-off. The total, however, falls far short of the 105 million who watched the final episode of “M.A.S.H.” in 1983. The second debate is scheduled for Oct. 9. GARY KANE

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Gov. Andrew Cuomo unveils plans for Moynihan Train Hall “Penn Station gets 650,000 passengers per day,” Cuomo said. “That is double JFK, Newark and LaGuardia airports — more than all the airports combined. KIMBERLY AQUILINA @MetroNewYork

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BRIEFS Bruised boy dies; mom, boyfriend questioned: NYPD Police are looking into the death of a 6-year-old Harlem boy, who had multiple bruises about his body head, investigators said Tuesday. Officers responded to a 911 call about an unconscious boy at a West 135 Street address, but arrived to find that the child had been taken to Mount Sinai St. Luke’s Hospital by his mother. The boy, later identified as Zymere Perkins, was pronounced dead at the hospital, police said. Investigators were questioning the boy’s mother and her boyfriend, according to NY1 News. No arrests were reported. Zymere wasn’t registered in school this year, sources told the Daily News. Neighbors said they had seen him walking around, but never saw him go to school. GARY KANE

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“Pennsylvania Station and the Farley Complex across the street — Penn Station gets 650,000 passengers per day,” Cuomo said. “That is double JFK, Newark and

LaGuardia airports — more than all the airports combined. It is triple the capacity that the facility was designed for and it is not representative of New York. It is dirty; it is

dingy; it is dark and that is not what New York is all about.” Building begins in the fall and the new station is expected to be completed by December 2020, Cuomo said.

ACLU defending New York bombing suspect, calls lawyer delays ‘disturbing’ The American Civil Liberties Union said on Monday it will temporarily provide legal counsel for the man suspected of detonating a bomb in the heart of New York City that injured 31 people earlier this month, as concern builds over the suspect’s lack of access to a lawyer. Ahmad Khan Rahami, a 28-year-old naturalized U.S. citizen, has been held in police custody in a hospital in Newark, New Jersey, since he was arrested on Sept. 19 following a dramatic gun battle with officers trying to take him into custody. Rahami faces federal and state charges in New

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series of attacks in the United States inspired by Islamic militant groups including al Qaeda and Islamic State. Federal judges denied requests by public defenders to be appointed to represent Rahami last week, siding with prosecutors who argued he had not officially been arrested by federal authorities. On Monday, ACLU lawyer Alexander Shalom filed a notice of appearance as counsel for Rahami in federal court in Newark. His filing comes as prosecutors and federal public defenders in New York and New Jersey squabble over when Rahami will get

a court-appointed legal counsel. In a statement on Monday, the ACLU said the U.S. Justice Department and the Prosecutor’s Office in Union County, New Jersey, continue to improperly deny Rahami the right to an attorney. For example, the ACLU also said that the Union County prosecutor prevented Rahami’s local public-defense counsel from checking on Rahami’s condition because the prosecutor said an arrest warrant had not yet been executed. “The right of an accused person to have an attorney is a fundamental, undeniable right,

regardless of the charges,” Shalom, the ACLU lawyer, said in a statement on Monday. “It’s extremely disturbing that Mr. Rahami’s lawyers have not been able to verify their client’s health condition, including his level of consciousness.” The Union County Prosecutor’s Office did not immediately respond to a request for comment. A spokesman for the U.S. Attorney’s office in New Jersey declined to comment. Shalom will represent Rahami on the federal charges until public defenders are able to represent him, the ACLU said. REUTERS

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received only 45 of the 60 votes needed to limit debate and be considered for passage by the 100seat Republican-controlled Senate. Forty Democrats and two independents opposed the CR because it lacked a $220 million aid package to address the drinkingwater crisis in Flint, Michigan. It also drew opposition from 13 Republicans, including Sen. Ted Cruz, the former presidential candidate. Senate leaders said they

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scheduled, on Oct. 9 in St. Louis and Oct. 19 in Las Vegas, ahead of the Nov. 8 election. “I may hit her harder in certain ways. I really eased up because I didn’t want to hurt anybody’s feelings,� Trump said in an interview on the Fox News program “Fox & Friends.� He added that when Clinton criticized him for his treatment of women, he held back, saying, “I was going to hit her with her husband’s women. And I decided I shouldn’t do it because her daughter was in the room.� Clinton brushed off Trump’s vow, saying, “He can run his campaign however he chooses.� Trump himself was still married to his first wife, Ivana Trump, when he had a high-profile affair with Marla Maples, who became his second wife. He eventually divorced Maples and married his third and current wife, Melania Trump. Clinton, a former senator and secretary of state, stepped up her criticism of Trump for refusing to release his tax returns, as presidential candidates have done for decades, and for saying during the debate that not paying federal income tax “makes me smart.� “He actually bragged about gaming the system to get out of paying his fair share of taxes. In fact, I think there’s a strong probability he hasn’t paid federal taxes a lot of years,� she said at a campaign rally in Raleigh, North Carolina, a pivotal state in the election. REUTERS

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Facebook tells district court judge it takes terror threats seriously Lawyers for Facebook Inc. on Tuesday sought to assure a U.S. judge overseeing lawsuits by victims of militant attacks in the Middle East that it took a “zero-tolerance� approach to any communications that may promote terrorist threats or activity. The comments came after U.S. District Judge Nicholas Garaufis in Brooklyn on Thursday accused Facebook’s law firm of insulting the court by sending just a junior attorney to address him in lawsuits involving militant groups’ threats of violent attacks on Israelis. The judge Tuesday apologized to the extent his comments may have sounded like criticism of the first-year associate, but said he was concerned about whether Facebook’s lawyers at Kirkland & Ellis

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were taking the matter seriously. “We heard you loud and clear, and we apologize,� Craig Primis, a partner at Kirkland & Ellis, told Garaufis. As a sign of the level of attention the judge’s critique drew at Facebook, the company flew Paul Grewal, a deputy general counsel, from California to New York to appear before him for what was otherwise a procedural hearing.

Grewal said Facebook had people working around-the-clock trying to monitor and remove posts on its website that glorify or incite violence through terrorism. “Facebook has a very serious interest in keeping terrorism content off,� he said. The hearing came in a pair of related lawsuits, including one filed last year by 20,000 Israelis seeking an order requiring Facebook to stop allowing militant groups like Hamas from using its platform to incite attacks against Israeli citizens. The company also faces claims by victims of such attacks who are seeking to hold Facebook accountable under the U.S. Anti-Terrorism Act for providing support to militant groups. REUTERS

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Man pleads guilty in celebrity nude-photo hacking scandal Edward Majerczyk pleaded guilty in District Court in Chicago to one felony change of unauthorized access to a protected computer to obtain information, charging documents showed. An Illinois man pleaded guilty to hacking the email accounts of high-profile female celebrities in a scandal linked to the online release of nude photos of actress Jennifer Lawrence and others. While no victims were named in court documents, Lawrence and actress Kirsten Dunst and model Kate Upton have addressed the leak and online dissemination of their nude photos in interviews. The Chicago Tribune

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named those celebrities as among the victims, as well as U.S. soccer player Hope Solo. The Tribune reported that Majerczyk told U.S. District Judge Charles Kocoras on Tuesday that he targeted celebrities, going through personal information and downloading “sensitive images.” His lawyer, Thomas Needham, did not immediately respond to a request for comment. The newspaper quoted Needham as telling the judge there was no evidence “of any effort

by my client to sell or disseminate” any images. “So essentially it was for his own personal satisfaction and enjoyment?” Kocoras said, according to the newspaper. “Yes, your honor,” Needham was quoted as saying. Assistant U.S. Attorney Joseph Fitzpatrick for the Northern District of Illinois said by email that his office agreed to seek a nine-month prison sentence for Majerczyk, who lives near Chicago. He declined to comment further. Prosecutors said Majerczyk used a phishing scheme to illegally access more than 300 Apple iCloud and Alphabet Inc.’s Google Gmail accounts to obtain photographs from more than 300 victims. REUTERS

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FBI investigators believe foreign hackers have targeted mobile phones used by a small number of Democratic Party figures, possibly including elected officials, four political and government sources said on Tuesday. The hacking attempts occurred within the last month or so, the sources said. Two sources said investigators believe that, like hackers who earlier

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New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie was aware of a politically motivated scheme to close lanes at the George Washington Bridge in 2013 as it was unfolding, a key prosecution witness testified on Tuesday at the criminal trial of two former Christie associates. The testimony marked the first specific evidence federal prosecutors have presented to back their contention that the Republican governor knew at the time about the scandal known as “Bridgegate,â€? despite his repeated denials. Baroni and Christie’s former deputy chief of staff, Bridget Kelly, are charged with fraud and other crimes for allegedly orchestrating the September 2013 closure of access lanes at the bridge in Fort Lee, New Jersey, to punish the town’s Democratic mayor for refusing to endorse Christie’s re-election bid. “Mr. Baroni said, ‘Governor, I have to tell you, there’s a tremendous amount of traffic in Fort Lee this morning,’â€? Wildstein testified, adding that Baroni was using a sarcastic tone. Baroni also said the mayor, Mark Sokolich, was “very frustratedâ€? that his calls to the Port Authority were being ignored. “Gov. Christie responded by saying, ‘I would imagine that he wouldn’t be getting his phone calls returned,’â€? Wildstein said. Prosecutors showed jurors a series of photographs depicting the three men laughing at the site that morning, which was the third day of the weeklong lane closures. Christie has not been

charged with wrongdoing. Wildstein pleaded guilty to two counts of conspiracy and agreed to cooperate with prosecutors. At an unrelated news conference in Trenton, New Jersey, Christie reiterated that he was never made aware of the scheme. â€œI had no knowledge prior to, or during, these lane realignments. I had no role in authorizing it. I had no knowledge of it,â€? he said. The scandal helped torpedo Christie’s White House run, undercutting his bipartisan image. Since taking the witness stand Friday, Wildstein has described coordinated efforts by Christie’s office to use the Port Authority’s power to punish local officials who failed to get behind his reelection campaign. Another such official, Mayor Steven Fulop of Jersey City, had meetings with executives from the Port Authority and other state agencies canceled after he declined to endorse, Wildstein testified. At the same Sept. 11 event, then-Port Authority Chairman David Samson joined the three men and told Christie that Fulop was trying to reschedule a meeting, according to Wildstein.  â€œGovernor Christie said, ‘No, no meetings with Mayor Fulop,’â€? Wildstein testified. Samson, a close ally of Christie’s, had also been informed of the lane closures, Wildstein said. He pleaded guilty in July to an unrelated scheme in which he used his power to coerce United Airlines into reinstating a discontinued flight between Newark and South Carolina, near where he owned a vacation home. At one point, Sokolich texted Baroni to say children were trapped on schoolbuses in the gridlock and practically begging for help. REUTERS

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Houston police identify shooting suspect who wounded nine people DeSai, 46, was shot dead by police, who said he opened fire on motorists near a shopping center in the affluent West University Place neighborhood Monday morning. A Houston lawyer suspected of wounding nine people in a shooting spree Monday has been formally identified by the medical examiner as 46-year-old Nathan DeSai, police said. DeSai, 46, was shot dead by police, who said he opened fire on motorists near a shopping center in the affluent West University Place neighborhood Monday morning. Authorities have said

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Hubble spots evidence of water plumes on Jupiter’s moon Europa Astronomers on Monday said they have spotted evidence of water vapor plumes rising from Jupiter’s moon Europa, a finding that might make it easier to learn whether life exists in the warm, salty ocean hidden beneath its icy surface. The apparent plumes detected by the Hubble Space Telescope shoot about 125 miles above Europa’s surface before, presumably, raining material back down onto the moon’s surface, NASA said. Europa, considered one of the most promising candidates for life in the solar system beyond Earth, boasts a global ocean with twice as much water as in all of Earth’s seas hidden under a layer of extremely cold and hard ice of unknown

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Space Telescope Science Institute in Greenbelt, Maryland. Europa is about 1,900 miles in diameter, slightly smaller than Earth’s moon. Among Jupiter’s four largest moons, Europa is the second closest to the biggest planet in the solar system. The telescope observed the plumes three times in 2014, mostly around Europa’s southern polar region, scientists said in a conference call with reporters. On Earth, life is found everywhere where there is water, energy and nutrients, so scientists have a special interest in places elsewhere in the solar system, like Europa, with similar characteristics, said Paul Hertz, director of NASA’s astrophysics division. REUTERS

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Well, this is no fun: Naomi Watts and Liev Schreiber split There are celebrity couples whose names you turn into fun portmanteaux, like “Brangelina” or (digging up an old Colbertism) “Filliam H. Muffman.” Then there are celebrity couples you take for granted, assuming they’d always be a power pair even if paparazzi didn’t spy on their every trip to buy toothpaste and crunchy peanut butter. Naomi

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Katy Perry strips down in the name of democracy After telling her Twitter followers Monday that she would be “using [her] body as clickbait to help change the world,” Katy Perry proved that she’s serious about her promises. The 31-yearold pop star upheld her vow, offering the world a video of her rolling out of bed to vote — naked. In the “Funny or Die” clip produced in collaboration with Rock the Vote, Perry rises out of bed a frazzled mess, with popcorn and candy in her hair, and heads

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dialogue. You can’t fall back on words — though that does mean you had less lines to learn. Oh, I don’t mind homework. I’m looking at homework right now. The homework was fine. A lot of work, though, was done before filming. I worked with two nurses, met their patients and was trained in certain things you see in the film. We had two nurses on set with us as well. That was all difficult. The filming of it, though, was wonderful, because we could put all of that work onto the screen. It was for me — weirdly [laughs] — one of the most enjoyable films I’ve been involved in. Euthanasia comes up, and without prodding us, it forces us to think about it. The character Robin Bartlett plays desperately wants to die because she finds living to be physically painful. It’s a big conversation

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Giants’ Orleans Darkwa willing to do whatever he’s asked to win The third string running back broke through in Sunday’s loss. KRISTIAN DYER @KristianRDyer sports@metro.us

Orleans Darkwa certainly made the most of his opportunity, the New York Giants running back stepping up to have the biggest day of his career in Sunday’s 29-27 home loss to the Washington Redskins. With Rashad Jennings out with an injury, Shane Vereen (now also out with an injury) and Darkwa stepped up their production to help key the offense. Darkwa had a second quarter touchdown to put the Giants up 21-6, part of a day where he had 10 carries for 53 yards and also had a reception for nine yards. It was a significant step up in involvement for the third-year running back as Darkwa came into the game with just a single carry for minus-1 yards.

Orleans Darkwa could see an increased workload with the Giants’ injuries at running back. GETTY IMAGES

While he is pleased with his own performance he noted that the team was still on the wrong end of the score. “The line did a tremendous job of opening up holes but at the end of

the day it doesn’t mean anything if we don’t win,” Darkwa told Metro after the game. “We just need to take a look as a team and see where we can improve, what we can do.” His production on the

day was impressive as he set career marks in carries and rushing yards. “Whatever they ask of me I do. I just want to win, I don’t care what it takes. Whatever it is, I want to do it,” Darkwa

said. “I’ve never won a championship in my life, that’s what I look forward to.” The Giants certainly didn’t look like the team that would bring him to that championship on

Sunday, running out to a big first-half lead then seeing penalties and turnovers drop them to 2-1 on the season. Darkwa, however, emerged as a bright spot in the game. While the Giants lack a superstar in their running back depth chart, they do boast balance and depth at the position. Vereen led the Giants with 63 rushing yards on 11 carries as well as a touchdown in the first quarter. Darkwa said that the competition among the running backs helps to keep him sharp for a moment such as this. “That’s the motto, I’m a professional. I’m going to do my job, one day they call me up I’m ready. That’s one thing I pride myself in is that when I’m called upon, I’m ready,” Darkwa said. “Every back in that room is capable of starting and producing. We push each other, every week is a battle amongst each other, amongst the team. We have a great group of backs; we just need to continue to produce and find ways to improve.”

Rose rape allegations come to the forefront Getting back to playing basketball at an elite level may soon be a distant second on the priority list for Knicks point guard Derrick Rose. The Los Angeles Police Department confirmed this week that there is an open criminal investigation into Rose’s role in an alleged incident from August of 2013. The civil case - which alleges that Rose and his friends Ryan Allen and Randall Hampton broke into a women’s apartment, drugged her and raped her while she was unconscious – is set to go to trial next week. The website, The White Bronco, also unearthed the following letter from the LAPD to the alleged victim’s lawyer.

Mr. Anand, This note is to clarify any misconception that the Los Angeles Police Department does not have a current and open criminal investigation pending that names the suspects as the defendants in the current civil case being handled by your office. When filing the crime report, the victim in this case exercised her right to confidentiality as outlined in California Penal Code section 293.5 (a). Her identity will continue to remain confidential throughout the criminal investigation being handled by the Los Angeles Police Department. The ability to offer anonymity to victims of sex crimes is an invaluable investigative aid to investigators as well as a great comfort to victims of crimes of such a sensitive nature. A federal judge, however, ruled last week

that the alleged victim must reveal her name during the civil trial as a result of Rose’s lawyers arguing that the accuser has repeatedly spoken to the media about the case. “Because Jane Doe and her lawyers are openly pandering to the media on a nationwide blitz tour, Ms. Doe should be precluded from using a pseudonym,” Rose’s team wrote in a court filing. Rose maintains that the accuser is a “golddigger.” ESPN.com recently outlined why the court is allowing Jane Doe’s name in the civil case. “Civil rape cases can be just as traumatic for victims as criminal rape cases, and the consequences can be meaningful for the accused.

But civil cases are not about guilt or innocence; they’re about liability. Generally, that means money is on the line. In this case, Doe wants to hold Rose and his two friends liable to the tune of $21.5 million. After the alleged events in August 2013, she initially didn’t file a police report. But she reported the matter to police in August 2015, the same month she filed the civil case.” MATT BURKE

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NFL power rankings | by Luke Miller No. 1

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We’ve seen the defense, and we saw enough of the running game over the first two weeks to make the Bengals focus on stopping C.J. Anderson at their own peril. Trevor Siemian tossed four TD passes, including a 55-yarder to Demaryius Thomas to seal the win. Â

Yeah, this is a large jump, but the Eagles earned it. Hanging the largest loss of the week on the reigning rankings No. 1 is a far cry from looking good against Chicago and Cleveland. Carson Wentz and Doug Pederson have taken Philly by storm, and the Eagles look a class above the rest of the NFC East.

The Packers-Lions game had shades of the Pack’s NFC Championship loss to the Seahawks two years ago. After Aaron Rodgers threw four touchdown passes in the first half on their way to a 31-3 lead, the Packers just managed to run out the clock in the second half.

As good as the Steelers offense can look, it looked mighty ugly against the Eagles. Ben Roethlisberger was off, his receivers were dropping passes and Deangelo Williams couldn’t get going on the ground. Le’Veon Bell can’t get back any quicker.

A week after they seemed to turn a corner by beating the Chiefs, the Texans looked severely undermanned against the Patriots. In a game where neither team topped 300 yards, the Texans turned the ball over three times and took it from the Patriots zero times. That’s how you get shut out.

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Beating Houston with their third-stringer at QB was something after the way the Patriots looked to be on the ropes at the end of the Dolphins game after Garoppolo was injured. If neither he nor Brissett can play this week, defeating the Bills with Julian Edelman under center will be something else entirely.

This defense is for real. A week after handling Aaron Rodgers (who looked fine against Detroit), the Vikings sacked Cam Newton eight times and managed to come back from a 10-point deficit while the offense gained just 211 yards on the day. The run game, sans Adrian Peterson needs work.

Kansas City didn’t even need an offense to take the field against the Jets on Sunday. They had eight turnovers, two defensive scores, and limited an offense that had decimated the Bills a week earlier to three points. We finally have a stellar prime time matchup when KC plays the Steelers.

The Seahawks alleviated concerns that the first two weeks were something larger than the regular season opening malaise we’ve seen in Seattle the past few years. It looks like Russell Wilson will be OK, and it looks like Thomas Rawls has some work to do to win the job back from Christine Michael.

Protecting Cam Newton has to become a priority for the Panthers. It sounds crazy that it wouldn’t be already, but evidence from the Broncos and Vikings games looks bad. After two great games, Kelvin Benjamin was shut out Sunday. Their losses, in their defense, have been to very good teams.

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