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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
TV AUDIENCE FOR DEBATE LIKELY TO APPROACH 80M RECORD
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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
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Vince Fenerty will leave his role as the Philadelphia Parking Authority’s executive director days after it was revealed he was previously disciplined for the sexual harassment of a female underling, reports said Tuesday. Philadelphia Parking Authority (PPA) chairman Joe Ashdale ordered Fenerty suspended and said it will recommend his termination Thursday, the Inquirer reported. The about-face came just after the newspaper reported that a second woman sued Fenerty over sexual-harassment allegations. Inquirer columnist Mike Newall, who broke the story that Fenerty was internally disci-
“His continued employment sends the message that sexual harassment is OK, and that the harm caused can be erased by monetary payment. Sexual harassment can’t be written off like a parking fine.” Felicia Harris
plined by the PPA over sexual harassment allegations by a female employee, reported Tuesday that a second woman said Fenerty sexually harassed her for about three years. That woman was offered a $150,000 settlement in 2007 but turned it down, and kept her job. After investing $30,000 into an independent investigation over the other woman, the PPA concluded Fenerty could remain on the job with severely
limited powers, including losing his ability to hire, fire or promote. Fenerty led the PPA in 2014 as it was locked in a war of sorts with scofflaw cab apps Uber and Lyft, including the “sting” operation that greeted UberX’s first weekend in Philadelphia. A truce was reached between the PPA and UberX this past summer, partly in recognition of legislation expected to become law in Harrisburg
this week. It remains to be seen if Fenerty’s ouster will affect that legislation. Despite defense from City Councilman Al Taubenberger, a board member, that the harassment just constituted a case of “puppy love” (Taubenberger later retracted that wording) the drumbeat of calls for Fenerty to resign just intensified after the story broke. “Since Fenerty’s behavior disqualifies him from leading a major state agency, a fact all but acknowledged by the board when they stripped him of most of his professional responsibilities last year,” said Philadelphia Commission for Women chairwoman Felicia Harris last week, “his continued employment sends the message that sexual harassment is OK, and that the harm caused can be erased by monetary payment. Sexual harassment can’t be written off like a parking fine.”
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BRIEFS Biden at Drexel: Trump ‘painfully uninformed’ Vice President Joe Biden hit the campaign trail for fellow Democrat Hillary Clinton on Tuesday and slammed Donald Trump’s debate performance, saying the Republican nominee is “painfully uniformed.” Biden, who was at Drexel University, criticized Trump for calling it “good business” to see the housing market fail. “What in the hell is he talking about,”
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the vice president said, according to NBC News. Trump vowed on Tuesday
to hit Clinton harder in the next presidential debate after she put him on the defensive by accusing him of being racist, sexist and a tax dodger during their first matchup. Clinton blasted Trump again the day after a forceful performance in the first of three scheduled debates ahead of the Nov. 8 election. The New York real estate mogul, she said, “was making charges and claims that were demonstrably untrue, offering opinions that I think a lot of
people would find offensive and off-putting.” Biden added a jab at Trump on his tax-returns issue before the young crowd at Drexel. “He acknowledged that he didn’t pay taxes because he said… because he’s smart; makes him smart,” Biden said, referring to an interjection Trump made when Clinton suggested he possibly did not pay federal taxes. “Tell that to the janitor in here who’s paying taxes!”GARY KANE
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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 had 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. KennedyRichard 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.
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The authority has launched the “Quick Trips� magnetic card. ALEXIS SACHDEV @MetroPhilly
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SEPTA is again expanding its Key program, a payment card alternative to the city’s archaic subway and transit tokens. The authority on Tuesday launched “Quick Trips,â€? a disposable, magnetic card that can be purchased for $2.25 for single trips on the Market-Frankford and Broad Street lines. Buyers can use debit and credit cards or cash. Also gone are the days of carrying exact change: Riders paying in cash will receive change at kiosks when buying Quick Trips tickets. The single-ride tickets are available at 18 stations on the two subway lines: •
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dale, Dilworth Park, 15th Street, 34th Street, 40th Street; Allegheny, Berks, Tioga and 63rd Street. On the BSLÂ AT&T Station, Walnut-Locust, Cecil B. Moore, Spring Garden, Tasker-Morris, EllsworthFederal, Erie, Girard and City Hall.
More stations will be added weekly. All stations will be equipped to offer Quick Trips by Oct. 17, SEPTA said. And unlike the early rollout of Key cards,
which were limited to monthly and weekly passes, Quick Trips are available for purchase now. By late November, SEPTA also plans to roll out the Key’s “Travel Wallet� feature, which will allow riders to fill their cards with cash for $1.80 fares, instead of carrying tokens, a spokesman for the agency told PlanPhilly. The Key program still doesn’t extend to Regional Rail lines, though SEPTA has said that a Key
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card loaded with a TransPass will be accepted on weekends and holidays only. Full rollout of the new payment technology (NPT) system was expected in December 2013, per PlanPhilly, and again was anticipated this past spring. By November — already nearly three years behind schedule — the Key still isn’t expected to extend to Regional Rail and CCT Paratransit riders.
The host committee for the Democratic National Convention on Tuesday released its list of donors who helped pay for the gathering — two months after the the party anointed its presidential contender. The committee reported that it received $85 million for the event. It revealed in a 1,100page document filed with the Federal Elections Commission that more than $1 million was
donated by Facebook and $500,000 by Comcast, as well as $5 million in inkind services, CBS Philly reported. Several large banks and labor unions also made large contributions. Host committee chairman Ed Rendell told the CBS affiliate that the city of Philadelphia made no cash contributions. Rendell said he expects the committee to carry a surplus after all expenses are paid. GARY KANE
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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
DeSai was wearing military-style clothing and had Nazi paraphernalia on him at the time of the shooting. They said he was armed with a handgun and that 2,600 rounds of ammunition and a rifle were found in his car. Both firearms had been legally purchased, they said. Memorial Hermann Hospital said two of the victims were still hospitalized and were in good condition. The hospital said it had released three others. Ben Taub Hospital, where some of the victims had been taken Monday, could not confirm if any were still there. DeSai, who received his law degree from the University of Tulsa in 1998, had a small law firm that closed about six months ago, according to his former law partner.
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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
A composite image shows suspected plumes of water vapor erupting at the seven o’clock position off the limb of Jupiter’s moon Europa. NASA/ESA/W.SPARKS/USGS
thickness. While drilling through the ice to test ocean water for signs of life would be a daunting task, sampling water from the plumes might be a simpler project. “If the plumes are real, it potentially gives us easier access to the ocean below … without needing to drill into miles of ice,” said lead researcher Williams Sparks of the
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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Philly is already known worldwide for its amazing music and food scenes, as well as for being home to the most passionate sports fans in the country. (Go Eagles!)
Well, this is no fun: Naomi Watts and Liev Schreiber split up about a year ago: moving into separate NYC apartments, juggling parental hand-offs, all while putting in the occasional public appearance, as they did at last year’s Oscars. There’s no tabloid-y joy to be had here: Both are fine actors we probably take for granted, as we did their coupledom, and both seem like very nice people who deserve happiness. Sad face.
designers through the Philadelphia Fashion Incubator at Macy’s Center City. Here are three designers from the program who should be on your radar.
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Hometown: Philadelphia Site: 611lifestyle.com Aside from being a fashion designer, Nigel Richards is a DJ, and his lines are influenced by his world travels playing techno music. He was bitten by the fashion bug painting T-shirts in high school and crafting record bags for transporting vinyl. In terms of style inspiration, Richards cites the character Dickie Greenleaf from the film “Talented Mr. Ripley,” known for his effortless, classic 1950s style with impeccably tailored suits and crisp Italian shirts. “I design for the dashing gentleman who is classy, outspoken, confident and willing to take some chances,” says Richards. “I also design for the women who love to wear men’s clothing.”
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the word 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 Watts and Liev Schreiber (Schratts? Lioami?
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Milan Harris
Hometown: Philadelphia Site: milanodirouge.com Another local designer inspired by music, Milan Harris credits Rihanna as being a major influence in her work. “She’s edgy, fearless and can confidently wear anything,” she says of the chart-topping singer. While Milan didn’t always know what she wanted to do, she admits she’s always known who she wanted to be: “A woman that lives life on her own terms, that’s about her business and that empowers other women,” she adds. Her Milano di Rouge streetwear brand is unisex. “I was that girlfriend that would wear her boyfriends’ clothing. I loved the quality, comfort and fit of men’s clothing, and I think it looks really nice on women.”
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Hometown: Buffalo, New York Site: conradbooker.com Conrad Booker may be originally from Buffalo but he’s called Philadelphia home for over a decade. He knew he wanted to be a fashion designer at a young age but decided to study architecture instead. “I thought architecture would better prepare me in the future if I decided to pursue a fashion career. I was right,” he says. Designing mostly for women, Booker is inspired by strong women: “Those who view their clothing and handbags as wearable works of art.” He adds that he draws inspiration from the materials found at home improvement store Lowe’s.
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treasure. We are stewards aiming to preserve what we are lucky enough to have.” The residents’ association also uses membership dues and contributions to provide services — weekly sidewalk cleaning, upgraded lighting and tree planting, among others — not typically available from the city. “We work to keep [the neighborhood] safe, clean and beautiful,” says Levine. Jonathan Barach, founder of the Barach Group and a Society Hill resident for more than a decade, admires the neighborhood’s quiet elegance. Unlike the commercial neighborhoods surrounding it, “Society Hill is almost entirely residential,” says Barach, who compares it to New York’s
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Perhaps the most surprising performance this season for the Phillies was that of Jeremy Hellickson. When the team acquired him from Arizona in November, the move seemed more of a safety net. Hellickson had been known as an “innings eater” in his career, and with a young staff as is, bringing in Hellickson would provide some stability as the prospects worked their way up. It turned out, though, that the 29-year-old was the best pitcher in the Phillies rotation. “I just felt good every time out,” Hellickson said following his start against Miami on Sept. 17. That outing proved to be the pinnacle of his 2016 campaign. The righthander tossed his first complete game shutdown since 2011. With a week remaining in the season, Hellickson finds himself atop the rotation with 12 wins, 150 strikeouts and a 3.78 ERA in 185.2 innings. He credits his off-themound preparation for his bounce-back season. Before arriving in Philadelphia, Hellickson had gone
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10-17 with a 4.57 ERA in the previous two seasons. “I felt good in between starts,” Hellickson said. “I’m recovering like I was earlier in my career so I’m able to work on some stuff in the bullpen and am able to work out a little more than I have. I’m just feeling really good.” It was a welcomed sight to see Hellickson respond like he did in his first year with the Phillies, but his effort most likely earns him a sizable pay check this offseason. His one-year, $7 million deal expires this winter, which means the Iowa native will look to cash in. The Phillies would love to have him back next year as he proved to be every bit of an innings-eater while also looking domi-
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Trevor Siemian tossed four touchdown passes, including a 55-yarder to Demaryius Thomas that sealed the win. The Broncos defense and running game make them the NFL’s elite.
Kansas City didn’t even need an offense to take the field against the Jets Sunday. They had eight turnovers, two defensive scores, and limited an offense that had decimated the Bills a week earlier to three points.
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In a game where neither team topped 300 yards, the Texans turned the ball over three times and took it from the Patriots zero. That’s how you get shutout. They need to bounce back at home in Week 4.
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Leo Don’t let demanding people lean on you. Ask for favors and incentives to make whatever needs to be done worth your while. Don’t let anyone boss you around.
Aquarius A job opportunity will develop if you send out your resume. Get the inside scoop from a trusted party to help you bring about a positive personal change.
Virgo Express your thoughts and feelings, and find out where you stand. You will have the upper hand as long as you eliminate any negativity before it has time to fester.
Pisces Speak up and refuse to let anyone push you around. Spice up the way you present yourself to others. Update your look. Romance is highlighted. EUGENIA LAST
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