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1. Which TV personality acted as the maid of honor recently? 2. Which runner won her third consecutive New York City marathon? 3. How many times did the Eagles fail on fourth down in their loss to the Giants Sunday?

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A South Carolina authorities said on Saturday that Todd Kohlepp, the suspect they arrested before discovering the body of a man whose girlfriend was found chained alive in a storage container, had confessed to killing six other people. The confession came a day after the woman who was found in the container told law enforcement that there were four bodies buried on the site. Spartanburg County Sheriff Chuck Wright said on Saturday night that Kohlepp had admitted to killing four people at a motorcycle shop in 2003 and also led authorities to the site of two more bodies buried on his South Carolina property. Wright said more bodies could be found, without elaborating. On Friday a body was found the 100-acre property in the town of Woodruff, northeast of Greenville, Spartanburg County Coroner Rusty Clevenger said. REUTERS Kenyan athlete Mary Keitany expands her lead during the 2016 New York City Marathon. GETTY IMAGES

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A U.S.-backed alliance of Syrian armed groups said it had launched an operation to retake the northern city of Raqqa, the de facto capital of Islamic State in Syria. The new offensive ratchets up pressure on the militant group at a critical moment, with its fighters already battling an assault by Iraqi security forces on their remaining Iraqi stronghold in the northern city of Mosul. A statement issued by the U.S.-backed Syria Democratic Forces (SDF), an alliance of Kurdish and Arab armed groups, said the campaign, called Euphrates Anger, had begun on Saturday evening. An SDF spokesman had earlier been quoted on Sunday saying it would start within hours. “The general command of the Syria Democratic Forces announces the blessed start of its major military campaign to liberate the city of Raqqa,” Jehan Sheikh Amad, an SDF spokeswoman, told a news conference. REUTERS

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Samsung Electronics Co Ltd said on Sunday it would launch an artificial intelligence digital assistant service for its upcoming Galaxy S8 smartphone, seeking to rebound from the Galaxy Note 7’s collapse and differentiate its devices. The world’s top smartphone maker in October announced the acquisition of Viv Labs Inc, a firm run by a co-creator of Apple Inc’s Siri voice assistant program. Samsung plans to integrate the San Jose-based company’s AI platform, called Viv, into the Galaxy smartphones and expand voice-assistant services to home appliances and wearable technology devices. Samsung is counting on the Galaxy S8 to help revive smartphone momentum after scrapping the fire-prone Galaxy Note 7, which will hit its profit by $5.4 billion over three quarters through the first quarter of 2017. REUTERS

Ghirmay Ghebreslassie, 20, takes first-place in men’s race Kenyan Mary Keitany and Eritrean world champion Ghirmay Ghebreslassie powered to dominant victories Sunday in the New York City Marathon.

Keitany broke from the women’s pack early in the race and finished in 2 hours, 24 minutes and 26 seconds. No other woman competitor was in sight as she crossed the finish line. The 34-year-old runner is the first woman to win three marathons in a row since Grete Waitz was five from 1982 to

1986, according to The New York Times. Compatriot Sally Kipyego took second in 2:28.01 and U.S. Olympian Molly Huddle made her marathon debut in an impressive 2:28:13 for third. The 20-year-old Ghebreslassie won the men’s race in an unofficial two hours, seven

minutes and 51 seconds, more than a minute ahead of Kenyan Lucas Rotich. Third went to 39-yearold American Abdi Abdirahman (2:11:23). Defending champion Stanley Biwott, suffering from calf problems, was never a factor and dropped out before 10 miles. REUTERS

State lawmaker accused of child abuse A New York State Assemblywoman was arrested Saturday for alleged child abuse reported by her 13-yearold son, according to news reports. Diana Richardson’s son walked into the 71st Precinct in Brooklyn on Friday and told police that his mother beat him with a broomstick because of his bad grades. The distraught boy showed officers a contusion on his left arm that he said his mother inflicted during a fight about his report card, police said. He was taken to Kings County Hospital, police said. Richardson, 33, was

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arrested in her Crown Heights home at 1 a.m. Police said she admitted to beating the boy after he refused to write an essay about how to improve his grades and

pushed her. Richardson is completing her first term in Brooklyn’s 43rd District which includes Crown Heights, Wingate, East Flatbush

and Prospect-Lefferts Gardens. On social media, she has called her son her “greatest achievement.” She commented in January 2015, “He is a pain in my side but I love him anyway!” She was charged with assault, endangering the welfare of a child, criminal possession of a weapon and menacing. She was released without bail and is due back in court on Jan. 10. There was no information available as to whether she has obtained a lawyer who could comment on the charges in her behalf. AMANDA MIKELBERG

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Sexting, cybersex addiction a growing problem, therapists say Anthony Weiner entered a rehab center after investigators started to look into his contact with a teen in North Carolina. ALAN KRAWITZ @MetroNewYork letters@metro.us

Recent news that Anthony Weiner had entered an in-patient cybersex rehab facility in Tennessee has generated some interest in what type of treatment he’ll receive and whether it can help the disgraced political figure. Addiction experts say that Weiner’s rehab will likely use some of the same treatments that are used for people addicted to drugs and alcohol. “He [Weiner] might get various types of treatments including Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, which is a type of treatment that helps patients understand the thoughts and feelings that influence behaviors,” said Puja Hall, a licensed psychothera-

pist who specializes in the treatment of sex addiction and is also the founder of the New York Center for Sexuality and Sex Addiction Treatment. CBT is commonly used to treat a wide range of disorders including phobias, addictions, depression, and anxiety. “You also need to address the underlying issues, such as the need for adoration from people and validation… these are all connected to strong compulsive and in this case self-destructive behaviors that led to his sexting,” she said. The report about Weiner entering cybersex rehab follows a string of sexting scandals that forced the former congressman from office, derailed his bid for mayor in 2013 and threatened to impact Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton’s chances in the presidential election. Weiner’s sexting recently attracted national attention when investigators looking into his alleged contact with a

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15-year-old North Carolina girl found emails on his computer from Hillary Clinton’s private server. Soon after that revelation, he separated from his wife, Clinton aide Huma Adedin. Hall said Weiner’s treatment might include group and individual therapies, such as Sex

Addicts Anonymous, similar to 12-step programs for alcohol abuse where “sponsors,” or designated people, are used as support mechanisms. Such rebab centers typically ban electronic devices and patients are separated by gender. Cybersex addiction isn’t uncommon, Hall

Cop wounded in Bronx shootout recovering as city mourns another fallen officer An NYPD sergeant is recovering after being shot in a Bronx gun battle, which claimed the life of another sergeant, police said. Sgt. Emmanuel Kwo was hit in the leg, and Sgt. Paul Tuozzolo was fatally shot in the forehead Friday afternoon during a shootout with Manuel Rosales, 35, on Beach Avenue in Van Nest. Kwo, 30, was released from Jacobi Medical Center late Friday, police said. The city is morning Tuozzolo, 41, a 19-year veteran of the NYPD. He lived in Suffolk county with his wife and two children. “We lost a very good man, a devoted man,” Mayor Bill de Blasio said

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of Tuozzolo at the news conference. “A man who committed his life to protecting all of us.” At a vigil for Tuozzolo held in Huntington Saturday, a blue line was painted in the street in front of his home in his memory. Flowers, candles

and ribbons were displayed in his community and at the 43rd Precinct. Members of the Sergeants Benevolent Association created a GoFundMe campaign to raise money for the NYPD Widows and Children’s Fund. As of press time, the campaign had raised $45,300 of their $100,000 goal. The money is to be given as a scholarship for the slain officer’s two children. Surveillance video captured the moments when the officers approached Rosales, who then opened fire with a Colt .45 handgun, hitting Tuozzolo in the head. Rosales was carrying multiple weapons when he broke into his

estranged wife’s home around 3 p.m., police said. The 29-year-old woman was home with their 3-year-old son, along with a 50-year-old woman and a 13-year-old child, Police Commissioner James O’Neill said. Kwo sustained a gunshot wound in the leg but managed to take cover behind a car while also shooting at Rosales. Other officers who arrived at the scene continued to shoot and kill Rosales. Rosales had 17 other arrests on his record, police said. The two officers were taken to Jacobi Medical Center, where Tuozzolo was pronounced dead. AMANDA MIKELBERG

said. “Anybody can be vulnerable, it’s so prevalent nowadays, especially with all that’s out there including online porn and dating sites,” she said. Dr. Jennifer Schneider, a specialist in addictive sexual disorders, seemed to agree, writing that “cybersex is particu-

larly dangerous because it can rapidly lure in someone who has never had any kind of internet addiction before.” She notes that “The financial cost is low, the rewards seem immediate and it’s available aroundthe-clock – causing cybersex to be compared to some types of addictive street drugs.” Hall was careful, though, about speculating about Weiner’s specific condition, saying although Weiner certainly appears to needs a lot of attention; a thorough interview would be required to fully assess his condition. “He repeatedly put himself in risky, dangerous situations that were very damaging … it is heart-breaking in a way,” she said, adding that there was “certainly some level of compulsivity he didn’t have control over.” Hall is optimistic about Weiner’s chances for recovery. “If he is motivated, then he has a good chance for recovery,” she said. “People can recover, they do it every day, but they have to be motivated themselves.”

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Man critical after fall while retrieving drone A 55-year-old man plummeted from the roof of a Manhattan apartment building while trying to retrieve his drone, police said Sunday. The man, whose identity wasn’t disclosed by investigators, fell three stories from the rooftop on the building on East 12th Street in the East Village,

according to the New York Post. He had been flying his drone from the roof when it crashed on the roof of an adjacent building. He was attempting to climb down from one rooftop to the other when he slipped onto the roof of the building below, police said. He was taken to Bellevue hospital in critical condition, police said. GARY KANE

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Sometimes as a meteorologist, when the weather looks quite tranquil from coast to coast, you look for a little nugget, something to ponder. Not only can we look forward to a supermoon, which is a full moon with the closest approach the moon makes to the earth, but it will be an extra-supermoon as its perceived size and brightness will be the largest in almost a century. The last time we had an extra-supermoon was in January of 1948, also an election year. On Nov. 2 of that year, President Harry S. Truman, the Democratic incumbent, defeated Thomas E. Dewey, the Republican nominee. The 1948 election is considered to be the greatest election

upset in American history. Virtually every prediction had Dewey easily defeating Truman. The extra-supermoon will occur on Monday, Nov. 14. Its size will appear to be 14 percent larger and its brightness will increase by 30 percent. If the skies are clear, it will be a brilliant display. If skies are cloudy, you’ll need to wait until September of 2034 for the next one. Now if you would like to take this into the astrological realm, astrologist Serge Bernard, who has been an astrologer since 1975, gives his bottom line on what it might or might not mean for the upcoming election. “I am anticipating that unexpected events are likely to happen between now, the inauguration and even after,” he predicts. “New key revelations have a high probability to be brought to light. All along this U.S. election has been unconventional and so its outcome is expected too. We are living in confusing times, more critical

truths are likely to come out and more surprising events are to be anticipated. I am leaving to your imagination what those future events might be.” Oh, by the way, the weather will be gorgeous for this Election Day. Sunny skies with temperatures in the 60s will make it a no-excuse Tuesday to get out and vote.

Ambrose, Newark’s director of public safety, during a news conference. Two of the victims later died of their wounds while the remaining three were hospitalized, authorities said. The deceased were identified only as an 8-year-old girl, an 11-year-old boy and a 23-year-old woman. The wounded victims were described as a 29-year-old woman and two 13-year-old children, a boy and a girl.

The woman, the mother of at least one of the younger victims, was listed in stable condition, while there was no information immediately available on the status of the children. Authorities said they were seeking 26-year-old Jeremy Arrington for questioning. Police and prosecutors said Arrington, a Newark resident, was not a suspect in the stabbings but was considered a “person of interest.” REUTERS

New York Today: Sunshine, High 56. Election Day: Sunshine, High 65. Wednesday: Cloudy, High 60. Thursday: Sunny, High 57. Friday: Sunny, High 56. Saturday: Colder, windy, High 44. Sunday: Sunny, 50.

BRIEFS Three killed, three wounded in stabbings at New Jersey home Three people were stabbed to death, two of them children, and three others wounded at a house in Newark, New Jersey, on Saturday and authorities asked for the public’s help in finding a man acquainted with at least one of the victims. Officers summoned to the house at about 3:30 p.m. found all six stabbing victims on the second floor, one of them already dead, said Anthony

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line in Manhattan on weekdays. The W will not operate late nights or on weekends. The first southbound W train will leave Astoria-Ditmars at 6:53 a.m., according to MTA, and will arrive at Whitehall Street at 7:33 a.m. on weekdays. The first northbound W train will leave Whitehall at 7:06 a.m. and arrive at Astoria-Ditmars at 7:45 a.m. N trains will make express stops in Manhattan between

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Jump in Florida, Nevada early voting could reap Latino gains for Clinton Clinton has polled much stronger among Latino voters nationwide, suggesting she would benefit more from a surge in early voting in those two states, voting experts say. The man answering a volunteer’s knock on the door in the Kendall section of Miami-Dade County on Saturday was emphatic: Not only would he vote but “esperamos que la presidenta gane” — Spanish for “we hope Madam President wins.” Volunteers across Florida made a last-minute push to get voters to the polls this weekend with early voting ending on Sunday ahead of Election Day on Tuesday, pitting Republican Donald Trump against Democrat Hillary Clinton, or “la presidenta,” as the man at the door called her. Latino voters like the man in Kendall and elsewhere could have an outsized influence in Tuesday’s election. Early voting data may portend a jump in the number of Hispanic voters this year, especially in the key swing states of Florida and Nevada. A recent poll conducted by the firms The Tarrance Group and Bendixen and Amandi found that Hispanic registered voters in Florida favor Clinton 60 percent to 30 percent. In Nevada the gap was even wider — 72 percent for Clinton and 19 percent for Trump. In Florida, the Clinton campaign estimates early Latino voting is up 139 percent, or more than twice as much, compared to 2012, according to a Wednesday field report. Democratic strategist Steve Schale, a Florida expert, estimated that 170,000 more Hispanics had voted early or by mail as of Wednesday than had voted early or by mail in

“And keep in mind, because Hispanic is a self-identifying marker, studies have found that the real Hispanic vote is larger than the registration. So while Hispanics might make up 14.2 percent of the voters who have voted so far, in reality, the number is larger.” A sign in Spanish is posted outside an early voting site at Downtown Sum-

the entire 2012 election, merlin in Las Vegas, Nevada. GETTY IMAGES according to a post on his blog. “And keep in mind, because Hispanic is a selfidentifying marker, studies have found that the real Hispanic vote is larger than the registration. So while Hispanics might make up 14.2 percent of the voters who have voted so far, in reality, the number is larger,” he wrote. But the raw data leave a number of questions. Will Latinos keep up the higher turnout rates on Election Day? For which candidate did they vote? Will turnout from Latinos and other minorities make enough of a difference to swing Florida and other states? Trump kicked off his maverick campaign last year by calling many Mexican immigrants rapists and criminals, and his relationship with Latinos hardly improved from there. From his calls to build a wall on the border and have Mexico pay for it, to comments that an American-born judge could not do his job because of his Mexican heritage, Trump has consistently had low polling figures with Latinos across the country. The state of Nevada does not note race or ethnicity on its voter registration but other data there suggest Latinos also are turning out in force. For one thing, Clark County has seen a surge in early voting. Between inperson and absentee voting, registered Democrats have now returned over 72,000 more ballots than registered Republicans there. Those figures do not indicate which candidate voters picked, only the party with which the voters are registered. Friday alone saw 57,172 votes in person in Clark County. Photos making the rounds on social media showed especially long lines at a Cardenas market voting site, which stayed open late to accommodate the surge of voters. REUTERS

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In another surprise move, FBI Director James Comey wrote a new letter to Congress on Sunday stating that he and the agency have not changed their position that Hillary Clinton should not face criminal charges related to her use of private email. The letter delivered Sunday to Republicans on the House Oversight Committee stated that the FBI “has not changed its conclusions expressed in July with respect to Sec-

retary Clinton.” “I write to supplement my October 28, 2016 letter that notified you the FBI would be taking additional investigative steps with respect to former Secretary of State Clinton’s use of a personal email server,” Comey wrote. “Since my letter, the FBI investigative team has been working around the clock to process and review a large volume of emails from a device obtained in connection with an unrelated criminal investigation.” In July, Comey concluded that “we cannot find a case that would support bringing criminal charges on these facts.” The majority of the emails found on a decadeold computer seized in a sexting investigation of Anthony Weiner, the estranged husband of Clinton’s aide Huma Abedin, were mostly duplicates of the emails reviewed previously, CNN reported. At a rally in North Carolina, Donald Trump continued to claim that his opponent is guilty of treason. “Mishandling classified information is a crime,” he said. “Hillary Clinton will be under investigation for a long, long time for her many crimes against our nation, our people, our democracy, likely concluding in a criminal trial,” Trump said in North Carolina. Supporters chanted, “Lock her up! Lock her up!” Comey faced an onslaught of criticism for apparently insinuating 11 days before Election Day that the Democratic

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“We’re glad this issue is resolved, but for the record, this could easily have been learned before 1st letter was sent.” Clinton spokesman Brian Fallon wrote on Twitter

nominee engaged in criminal misconduct with regards to classified information. “The FBI has learned of the existence of emails that appear to be pertinent to the investigation,” and the agency will work to “determine whether they contain classified information.” Both Democrats and Republicans demanded more information from

the FBI director. “By providing selective information, he’s allowed partisans to distort and exaggerate in order to inflict maximum political damage and no one can separate what is true from what is not because Comey has not been forthcoming with the facts,” Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta said.

The rules overturned by the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals would have imposed greater penalties on people who harass voters during Tuesday’s election. Voter intimidation already is prohibited under U.S. law but Democrats have pushed for greater restrictions in Ohio and five other battleground states, citing concerns that Trump’s

heated rhetoric might inspire Election Day chaos. On the campaign trail, Trump has warned the election may be rigged and has called on supporters to keep an eye on voting activity for possible signs of fraud in large cities. Numerous studies have found that U.S. voter fraud is exceedingly rare.

BRIEF US appeals court removes new voter-intimidation rules in Ohio Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump won a legal battle on Sunday when a U.S. appeals court in Ohio removed new restrictions on partisan poll watchers that Democrats had sought to prevent Election Day voter intimidation.

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Several intriguing scenarios could unfold after Tuesday’s election to break the deadlock over filling a Supreme Court vacancy that has provoked a bitter ninemonth standoff between President Barack Obama and Senate Republicans. Obama nominated U.S. Appeals Court Judge Merrick Garland on March 16 to replace long-serving conservative Justice Antonin Scalia, who died on Feb. 13. The Republicanled Senate, in a move with little precedent, has refused to consider the nomination, saying the winner of the presidential election should make the pick. If Republican Donald Trump wins, Garland’s nomination would be dead. Trump has already put forth a list of conservative jurists as potential nominees. If Obama’s fellow Democrat Hillary Clinton wins, there are ways Garland could secure Senate confirmation to the lifetime post before Obama leaves office on Jan. 20. Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell has been adamant that Obama’s successor should select Scalia’s replace-

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ment and that he will not consider Garland’s nomination during a postelection “lame duck� session. But McConnell could come under pressure by some Senate Republicans to allow confirmation hearings and a vote on Garland, who has a reputation in Washington as a moderate, out of fear Clinton could instead choose a more liberal nominee. The Senate’s inaction on Garland has made the Supreme Court a potent issue in the election. After many years of leaning conservative, a new Democratic appointment could tilt the court to the left for the first time in decades. Scalia’s death left the court split with four liberals and four

conservatives. Conservative activists dismiss the notion Garland is a moderate, saying he would vote with the four liberal justices on major, ideologically divisive issues. “Garland is a liberal, not a centrist,� said Carrie Severino, a lawyer with the Judicial Crisis Network. Liberal activists like Caroline Fredrickson, president of the American Constitution Society, said Republicans should move forward on Garland. “He’s got every qualification you could ask for. He’s exactly the type of judge they claimed they wanted,� Fredrickson said. If Democrats win control of the Senate in Tuesday’s election, the new congressional session would begin on Jan. 3, and they could decide to move forward immediately on Garland’s nomination before Obama’s term ends. REUTERS

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graphic. Millennials make up approximately 31 percent of U.S. citizens eligible to vote, according to the Pew Research Center, on par for the first time with baby boomers, who are typically aged 52-70 years old. There are an estimated 225.8 million eligible U.S. voters. Millennials have so far, however, turned out in much lower numbers in elections than baby boomers. In 2008, a record year for millennial turnout, just 50 percent of those eligible to vote did so, the National Census Bureau said. That compared with turnout rates of 69 percent for baby boomers and 61 percent for people aged 36 to 51, also known as Generation X. This year, a number

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an Instagram post urging people to vote. According to a survey of state electoral officials and voter nonprofits around the United States, these social media campaigns have paid off, at least when it came to getting young voters registered. A survey of 2,000 millennials conducted by social media platform Yik Yak, which is known for its popularity among college students and teens, showed that 62 percent registered to vote for the first time this year and, of those, 9 percent registered online following a social media prompt. In California, roughly 31 percent of all registered voters are now aged 18-35. A Facebook reminder on May 16 coincided with 143,255 people registering or updating their registra-

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tions online that day in the state, compared to an average of 23,166 per day that month, said California secretary of state spokesman Sam Mahood. Other states reported similar spikes. In Oregon, more than 420,000 people registered to vote online in 2016, up from 2012 when 163,545 used the online system. Digital voter enrollments in Washington jumped by roughly 135,000 in 2016, compared to 2012. From January through mid-Oc-

tober this year, 381,318 people used the online system in Indiana, nearly three times as many as in 2012. â€œLet’s face it — that’s where [younger voters] are; they’re on social media,â€? said Denise Merrill, the secretary of state for Connecticut, which used social media campaigns, including a dedicated hashtag and Facebook’s banner ads, to drive registrations. “Whatever we’re doing, we’re having pretty dramatic results.â€? Like a lot of experts, Donald Green, a professor of political science at Columbia University, is skeptical that an increase in young voter registration will correspond with millennials unseating the baby boomers as the most active voting bloc. Green conceded that there was “change afoot,â€? but said he thought it would far more gradual. By his estimate, it would be 25 years before millennials overtake baby boomers, or what he dubbed “generational replacement.â€? “In presidential elections the translation of new registration to votes is more like one half or one third,â€? he said. Michael Cornfield, an associate professor of political management at George Washington University, agreed that registering someone to vote does not guarantee they’ll show up on Election Day. REUTERS

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terceptions in the first quarter for the second time in three games. But unlike in their defensively dominant win over the Vikings in Week 7, the Giants turned both turnovers into points, with touchdown passes to Odell Beckham Jr., and then to Roger Lewis. The picks made by Landon Collins and Andrew Adams put the Giants up 14-0, and after two long drives from Philly resulted in a chip shot field goal and missed fourthand-two try, New York was up 14-3 and rolling. The ugly fourth-down play was a designed Wentz run that lost 5 yards, and lost Philly possession. But the Eagles defense settled down getting a couple key stops and Wentz eventually found his groove as well, connecting on a deep bomb to newly activated rookie Bryce Treggs for 58 yards to set up an 8-yard Ryan Matthews run to cut things to 14-10. The Giants got their lead back to two scores midway through the second, finishing an 86-yard drive with a second TD pass to ODB in the back of the end zone. Philly once again came away with zero points on a short field a drive later, when a near punt return for a touchdown by Darren Sproles resulted in

another red zone fourthdown try — this one a failed Sproles scamper. A leaping Jason PierrePaul block of a Sturgis field goal try took more points off the board and shifted momentum to New York’s side. The Giants failed on their own fourth-andshort try, and the two rivals went to the locker room with a 21-10 spread. After a short break, the Eagles came out with energy on offense, plowing downfield thanks to a big Sproles run and big catches by Agholor and Matthews, setting up a Kenjon Barner touchdown run to cut the Giants lead to 2117. The Giants’ energy was just as high on their ensuing drive, as Sterling Shepherd beat Malcolm Jenkins deep catching a 32-yard bomb to up the lead, once again to 11 points. The Eagles cut it to a one possession game after more impressive offense, driving deep into Giants territory before settling for a field goal and 28-20 deficit. They after a few first down runs from Paul Perkins, Nolan Carroll III ripped a pass out of Beckham’s chest for an interception. The turnover didn’t lead to much offense for Philly, which went three-and-out.

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Jets find new ways to lose in Miami The Jets couldn’t figure out their AFC East rivals in a painful Week 9 setback. TONY WILLIAMS @TBone8 sports@metro.us

The Jets lost in the most Jets’ way possible in a stunning 27-23 defeat to

the Miami Dolphins. The fact the Jets (3-6) lost to the Dolphins (44) wasn’t the shocking point, although Gang Green had enjoyed recent success playing in Miami. But it was how New York managed to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory.  Neither team played as if they wanted to win

this game, as the contest was marred by penalties and questionable play calling. But when the Dolphins needed to make a play and snatch this win out of the Jets’ hands, they found a way. It was a weird game with little ebb and flow, as neither squad was able capitalize on the other’s mistakes — particularly in the fourth quarter.    A microcosm of the afternoon came midway through the final stanza. New York quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick was picked off in the end zone with seven minutes remaining in the game on a misread third-down attempt with only rookie Robbie Anderson in the area. Surprisingly, the erroneous throw didn’t hurt Gang Green, as the Dolphins went threeand-out on the ensuing series, which culminated in punter Matt Darr’s flubbed catch on the snap on the very next play at Miami’s 18-yard

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line. It set up Jalin Marshall’s first-career touchdown, two plays later — an 18-yard grab with 5:42 remaining, which gave Gang Green hope they’d escape with a win.  It seemed the Jets were primed for its thirdstraight win and maybe get back into the AFC’s wild card race. But Jets’ things happened on

the ensuing kickoff, as rookie Kenyan Drake went 96 yards for the eventual game-winning touchdown following an offsides penalty against safety Antonio Allen on the previous kickoff attempt. Â The Dolphins got a new lease on life, Drake took it to the house, and it essentially buried the

Jets’ hopes of making an amazing second-half playoff surge. Linebacker Julian Stanford sealed Gang Green’s fate on the next Miami possession with a pass interference call while guarding backup tight end Dominique Jones on third-and-1 near midfield, with the Jets clinging to minimal hope.  Â

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