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North Korea is preparing to launch an intermediate-range ballistic missile in the next three days, Fox Business Network reported Tuesday, citing two unidentified U.S. officials. The Communist nation planned the launch for between 24 and 72 hours, the cable network reported. It would be the latest in a series of launches by the isolated country this year in violation of U.N. Security Council resolutions, supported by China, that ban all ballistic missile-related activities by the North. North Korea, which is under U.N. and other international sanctions for its nuclear and missile programs, has conducted repeated missile tests this year, the most recent Oct. 20. REUTERS

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China on Tuesday rejected a plan by U.S. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump to back out of a global climatechange pact, saying a wise political leader should make policy in line with global trends, a rare comment on a foreign election. The world is moving toward balancing environmental protection and economic growth, China’s top climate-change negotiator told reporters, in response to a query on how China would work with a Trump administration on climate change. “If they resist this trend, I don’t think they’ll win the support of their people, and their country’s economic and social progress will also be affected,” Xie Zhenhua said. Trump has threatened to reject the Paris Agreement, a global accord that takes effect Friday. It was negotiated by nearly 200 governments to battle climate change. REUTERS

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Commuters survive Day 1 of SEPTA strike The strike by TWU Local 234 threw Philadelphians’ lives into disarray. SAM NEWHOUSE @scnewhouse

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Philadelphians who rely on SEPTA for their dayto-day mobility tried to make the best of it Monday without public transit. Many were able to weather the strike. However, strikers created rush-hour mayhem Tuesday by cuting off the only rail option still available to commuters. SEPTA obtained an injunction later in the day that will allow Regional Rail crews and engineers to return to work. Commuters are really hoping they won’t have to cope with another day of inconvenience. “I couldn’t take my son to day care and I couldn’t get to work,” complained Iisha Rosser, 23, of North Philly, who relies on three separate SEPTA lines for her 90-minute commute.

“That actually put me in a bad place.” Rosser said she’s trying to look at the strike as a holiday to spend extra time with her 18-monthold son. But she doesn’t want to have to tell her employer that she’s not showing up a second day. “They were a little upset, but they know my situation,” she said. One distinguishedlooking man with a briefcase and a porkpie hat trudging along slowly said he was walking back home from work. “At least it’s a beautiful day,” he said. “I just hope they’re not on strike again tomorrow.” Another man complained that his wife had to walk more than an hour to work. “I can’t believe, can’t imagine, so many people can’t get to their job,” said Joyce Burd, 69, a Fairmount resident. “My concern is that it’s not going to be resolved by Election Day, and I’m hoping and praying it will be,” she added. “It will really affect turnout, and we need Hillary to carry

the state.” “A lotta people are gonna lose their jobs over this s—t, man!” complained one North Philly resident on Girard Avenue who asked not to be identified. “They shut the whole city down when they go on strike! “A lot of people wait-

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ing out here for the trolley don’t even know,” he fumed. “They can’t afford hacks [unlicensed taxis]. … They made some people get off the buses at midnight when they went on strike. Can you imagine, people being stuck downtown, having to walk miles home?” TWU Local 234 represents about 5,000 SEPTA

bus drivers, subway and trolley operators, mechanics and maintenance workers in Philadelphia and its suburbs. They went on strike at midnight Nov. 1 as their contract expired. Regional Rail is not affected by the strike. SEPTA officials said they are continuing efforts to negotiate a new contract. Below, see an informational bulletin released by the city’s ReadyPhiladelphia notification program after the strike took effect. As of 12:01 a.m. Tuesday morning November 1, the Transport Workers Union (TWU) Local 234 City Transit Division is on strike. This means that SEPTA City bus, trolley, trackless trolley, Market Frankford Line, and Broad Street Line/Broad Ridge Spur Line services are suspended. Customized Community Transportation (CCT)/Paratransit, and the LUCY Loop will continue to operate. Visit SEPTA’s Service Interruption Guide for more information regarding service interruption.

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line connecting Philadelphia and New Jersey, will see a higher volume of papers each day. While Metro is frequently found at SEPTA stations, Lauletta said almost all newspaper boxes and racks are above ground, and therefore are not affected by the strike. SEPTA closed all stations for the Broad Street and MarketFrankford lines. The one exception is Suburban Station at 16th

Street and John F. Kennedy Boulevard, where Lauletta said Metro keeps a newspaper box inside the station. However, since the Regional Rail has not been affected by the strike, daily issues will still be available. Lauletta said Metro Philadelphia owns 1,002 newspaper boxes and racks in the region, and 753 within Philadelphia County. As always, issues of Metro

Philadelphia are free. For those whose commutes no longer include traveling via SEPTA for the duration of the strike, Metro Philadelphia’s content is also available online at Metro.us/philadelphia, where readers can also sign up for the daily newsletter. For breaking news updates, download the Metro US mobile app, available for iOS and Android. ALEXIS SACHDEV Philadelphia street with parking. ISTOCK

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BRIEFS Angry SEPTA strikers block Regional Rail SEPTA workers striking for a better contract created rush-hour mayhem Tuesday by cuting off a rail option still available to commuters. The strike by members of TWU Local 234 didn’t affect the Regional Rail service that transports thousands of commuters between Philadelphia and surrounding suburbs. Those employees are represented by a different union. But striking workers began

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carry the firearm only in Texas. The 25-year-old, drafted by Chip Kelly a few seasons ago, is Philly’s fourth wide receiver and had a 98yard kickoff return for a touchdown this year. “We are aware of the incident today involving Josh Huff,” the Eagles said in a news release. “At this point, we are gathering more information.” Huff is the third Eagles wideout to have legal troubles. During the offseason, Nelson Agholor was investigated for an incident with a woman at a Philly night club. Dorial Green-Beckham also had off-thefield problems during his time in Tennessee before signing with Philadelphia. In addition, linebacker Nigel Bradham had his own legal problems twice this season and offseason resulting from incidents in Miami.

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Ryan hits Clinton ‘scandal baggage’ Speaker focusing on keeping control of Congress Nov. 8. A Hillary Clinton presidency would bog down in “scandal baggage,” House of Representatives Speaker Paul Ryan said on Tuesday, adding he was focused on defending Republican majorities in Congress in the Nov. 8 election. Republicans have hammered the Democratic candidate as scandalprone since FBI Director James Comey revived questions about her handling of emails while she was secretary of state. They have reasserted threats to investigate Clinton from her first day in office if she is elected. “This is what life with the Clintons looks like. It’s always a scandal, one after another, then there’s an investigation,” Ryan, the most senior elected Republican in the country, told Fox News in an interview. “You never know what’s coming next.” “She will come in just like [President] Barack Obama did, but with her scandal baggage. I don’t think that’s what the American people want to see,” Ryan said. Opinion polls show Clinton maintaining her lead over Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, although her advantage has narrowed slightly since early last week. The effect of Comey’s news on voters’ support is not yet clear.

Comey said on Friday the Federal Bureau of Investigation was looking into new emails that might pertain to a previously completed investigation into Clinton’s use of a private server while she was secretary of state. Trump and other Republicans have seized on the announcement, which indicated no wrongdoing on Clinton’s part, to cast doubt on Clinton’s integrity, hoping the news will damage not just Clinton but Democrats’ chances of regaining con-

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trol of one or both chambers of Congress. Ryan maintained the arms-length posture toward Trump that he adopted after a 2005 video emerged last month in which the New York businessman was heard boasting about groping women. Ryan said he had voted for Trump in early voting last week, but that his position had not changed and that he had no plans to campaign with his party’s nominee, instead focusing on maintaining Republicans’ control of the House. “My focus personally right now is saving our House majority. I’m going to Indiana, Michigan, New York and Virginia today to

fight for House Republicans,” he told Fox. While Republicans appear poised to keep control of the House, the race for the Senate remains evenly matched, according to an average of polls by RealClearPolitics. Some conservative members of the Republican caucus in the House, unhappy with Ryan’s treatment of Trump and his handling of other issues on Capitol Hill, have questioned whether he should continue as speaker after the election. “We’re all focused on beating Democrats on Nov. 8. All the rest of this stuff will sort itself out,” Ryan told Fox. “I’m very confident where I stand with our members.” Republican Sen. John Cornyn on Tuesday called for Attorney General Loretta Lynch, an Obama appointee, to intervene over the Clinton email probe. “AG Lynch has authority to unravel Clinton email mess by appointing a special counsel who can convene an impartial grand jury,” Cornyn wrote on Twitter. Such a move would all but guarantee that controversy over Clinton’s email would simmer into 2017 and perhaps beyond, and potentially tie up her agenda if she were elected to the White House. House Oversight Committee Chairman Jason Chaffetz told The Washington Post last week he has years’ worth of potential material that could be used to investigate Clinton. REUTERS

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Clinton camp: FBI must say what it knows about Trump’s Russia ties Announcement of more Clinton emails gives Trump slight bump in new poll Tuesday. A top aide to Hillary Clinton on Tuesday urged the FBI to disclose what it knows about any ties between Republican Donald Trump and Russia, accusing the law enforcement agency of unfairly publicizing its inquiry into Clinton’s email practices while staying quiet about Trump. A week before Election Day, the Clinton campaign has been trying to contain damage from FBI Director James Comey’s announcement on Friday of new emails that might pertain to Clinton’s use of a private server while secretary of state. Trump seized on the

revelation to intensify his criticism of a rival he has long dubbed “Crooked Hillary” and welcomed a slight improvement for him in a new ABC/Washington Post poll on Tuesday. Clinton campaign manager Robby Mook questioned why the FBI’s director had not released any information about its investigation into Russia’s role in the election or ties to Trump and his senior aides. “If you’re in the business of releasing information about investigations on presidential candidates, release everything you have on Donald Trump. Release the information on his connections to the Russians,” Mook said on CNN. “They don’t say a thing when it comes to Donald Trump and investigations against him, yet when it

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comes to Hillary Clinton, for some reason, they are more than happy to talk.” The FBI opened a preliminary inquiry into allegations that Trump or his associates might have had questionable dealings

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U.S. intelligence agencies such as the Central Intelligence Agency and the National Security Agency, which generally are barred from investigating or spying on U.S. citizens, did not investigate Trump or his alleged dealings in Russia, according to three sources familiar with the matter. The Office of the Director of National Intelligence and the Department of Homeland Security recently declared that they had concluded that the Russian government was trying to disrupt or discredit the U.S. presidential election and the broader U.S. political process by hacking into Democratic Party and Clinton campaign emails. The United States has blamed Russia for cyber attacks on Democratic Party organizations. REUTERS

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Tesla, SolarCity shares fall ahead of merger details Shares of Tesla Motors Inc. and SolarCity Corp. tumbled on Tuesday ahead of expected financial details from the electric carmaker on a pending $2.6 billion merger that has been met with widespread investor skepticism. Shares of Tesla were down 4.1 percent in afternoon trading to $189.60 and shares of solar panel installer SolarCity were down 3.5 percent at $18.91. Tesla was due to post additional information about the acquisition on its blog and website after the market close, followed by a question and answer webcast at 5 p.m. Tesla Chief Executive Elon Musk, who is chairman of SolarCity and the largest shareholder in both companies, has described the deal as a “no brainer” that paves the way for a carbonfree energy and trans-

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shareholders of both companies is planned for Nov. 17. Tesla’s offer, which represents about half of SolarCity’s value a year ago, values SolarCity at $25.37 a share. SolarCity, which has $6.34 billion in liabilities, including debt, has expanded dramatically in the last five years, but it relies heavily on borrowing money to finance its no-moneydown residential solar installations. The company’s stock has fallen 63 percent so far in 2016. Tesla itself has burned through over $600 million in cash in the first half of the year, and plans to increase spending this quarter in order to fund the launch of its mass-market Model 3 sedan, along with a massive battery factory in Nevada and other plans.

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shippers. U.S. gasoline futures soared 15 percent to the highest since June on the shutdown, but pared gains sharply to 4.6 percent to settle at $1.4841 per gallon after Colonial said it could reopen the pipe by the weekend. Colonial said it would explore potential options to operate parts of its gasoline pipe, called Line 1, and would evaluate shipping gasoline on the distillates pipe, Line 2, which was briefly shut overnight by the incident. During the September outage, the company shipped some gasoline on the line that usually transports diesel and jet fuels. “If they are properly motivated, they can do the investigation and get the line up a lot quicker than the last one,� said Richard Kuprewicz, president of Accufacts Inc., a pipeline advisory firm, referring to the Septem-

ber outage. “My experience tells me that even with a fatality, I would not expect this to go as long as the last one.� Shippers using the East Coast supply artery were, however, bracing for a longer shutdown as Colonial said it was hard to predict a repair schedule. Shippers and fuel companies were scrambling to secure supplies via sea or other alternatives to get fuel to the East Coast. Fuel retailers and consumers are likely to be most affected, though prices at the pump have not risen yet, even as gasoline futures have spiked. North Carolina Gov. Pat McCrory said in a news conference the state gets 70 percent of its gasoline from the Colonial Pipeline and that he was exploring options for an extended outage. North Carolina is one

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Zayn Malik opens up about eating disorder in new memoir It’s not very often that we hear guys talk about body image and struggles with food and eating. But that doesn’t mean they aren’t affected by the same issues their gal pals are. Former One Direction member, and current boyfriend of supermodel Gigi Hadid, Zayn Malik opened up about his eating disorder in his new memoir, “Zayn,” Perez Hilton reports. The 23-year-old, who has spoken publicly

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Kim Kardashian returns to social media, kinda If you put money on Kim Kardashian not being able to stay off social media for a whole month, you’re in luck — sort of. Just three days shy of a month since her armed robbery in Paris, Kim updated her Facebook page with three new posts, reports People.

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ed in August. If you’re following, this means it was an old picture; it’s also since been deleted. So there’s room for debate as to whether or not Kim was actually “on” social media. Regardless, any activity will get the tails of us on #KimKWatch2016 wagging. Keep the faith, squad.

Not too long ago, we shared a chuckle about Tyga getting conveniently “sick” when questioned by lawyers about the expensive gifts he’s bought for his girlfriend, Kylie Jenner. The “Rack City” rapper’s finances were under scrutiny because of a $200,000 debt he owed a Los Angeles jeweler. Tyga was asked to pay up, but part of putting pressure on the rapper meant having Jenner subpoenaed to grill her about bae’s finances, too. Sounds like Tyga got the message, because he’s finally paid $100,000 toward the bill, says TMZ. He’s also set a date to have the remaining balance paid off: Nov. 17. All well and good, but it’s not the first time Tyga has needed some court intervention to get his bills paid. Poor Kylie.

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showed Hillary trouncing Bernie from anywhere from 15 to 30 points. Twelve hours later she lost to Bernie. Every poll was wrong. Do you feel the emails will have as much of an impact on the polls as some are claiming? I don’t think it will change a single vote. I do believe two things. I believe for people who were planning on not voting, that might have been the last straw, and now they’re going to vote for Trump. The other group I’m worried about is the Hillary voter. Ten percent of her vote got depressed over the weekend. That means they’re going to vote for her but not enthusiastically. Which means they’re not going to bring anyone to the polls with them. That’s harmful. Everybody should be scared s—less about this and keep working for the next six days.

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The Patriots celebrated their revenge beatdown of the Bills by sending Jamie Collins to the Browns for a draft pick. Apparently you can afford to look to the future when you open up a threegame lead between yourself and the rest of the division in Week 8.

After a rough day for Alex Smith — checked for a concussion twice and diagnosed with one once — the Chiefs can’t feel in terrible hands with Nick Foles. With the Colts focusing on the run the Chiefs had their best passing day of the season no matter who was at quarterback.

Make that two straight poor performances and some very unnerving problems along the offensive line for Minnesota, which has let 11 sacks of Sam Bradford endanger their most promising season in years. They’ll be relying on Bradford, who they spent a first-round pick on this offseason.

Despite a couple losses, the Falcons look to be in the game to stay this season, unlike a year ago, when their first loss led to a shocking streak that unraveled the season. Averaging four points more per game than any other team in the NFL, they are licking their chops to face Tampa on Thursday.

The Steelers leave their bye still with the most wins in the AFC North, thanks to the Bengals overtime tie in London. Now Ben Roethlisberger and maybe even Ladarius Green are back. Which is good, because the offense was exactly what needed help.

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Sean Lee was a one-man wrecking ball for the Dallas defense on a night where the Cowboys needed every play they could get. This wasn’t the Cowboys’ most impressive night, but their rÊsumÊ is padding out, and they’ve now got a two game lead over the rest of the division.

Even though Wade Phillips was taken to the hospital following a sideline collision or, to use Phillips’ words: “I got run over,â€? this defense still didn’t hesitate to score seven points of their own and intercept Philip Rivers three times. Rivers had only thrown four picks in the previous seven games this season.

Somehow, trapped inside a game in which the Raiders outgained Tampa by almost 400 yards, Derek Carr threw for a team-record 513 yards, and they came from behind twice to win in overtime, were 23 penalties for 200  yards. Clean that up, Raiders. The AFC West doesn’t look to be easy pickings.

Russell Wilson has gone three straight games without a touchdown pass, his last one coming in Week 4. By the time the Seahawks take the field again, it will have been a month since his last pass found the end zone. They need to find a way to score when their offense is on the field.

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Eagles’ offense troublingly unproductive A simple look at the Eagles numbers on offense is enough to make even the most optimistic fan weary of the team’s playoff chances. Whether it’s approach, scheme or personnel, something needs to change for the Eagles to remain competitive in the NFC East, after falling to 0-2 in the division and 4-3 overall last week. The defense can’t do everything, can it? The Eagles passing attack — if you can even call it that — has yielded the third fewest yards through the air, just one yard more than the Bills who rank 30th of 32 teams. Their 1,526 yards are broken down into an average of just 10.2 yards per completion, or the fourth worst average in the NFL. Offensively as a whole, Philly has the fourth least productive unit in football in terms of total yards gained, and has compiled an anemic 256 yards per game over their last three contests. “Obviously, we’re

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Important Information: This notice contains information regarding the procedures for the sale of foreclosed property under the auspices of the U. S. District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, in Civil No. 14-2103 Additional information, photos, of the property can be found at: www.irsauctions.gov then click on Real Estate, then click Philadelphia PA. It is important that any interested party contact: Bob Digregorio - P.A.L.S. Internal Revenue Service 290 Broadway – Mail Stop 14D - New York, New York 10007. Mobile phone: (917) 647-5429, or e-mail questions to: www.robert.digregorio@irs.gov

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