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08/11/2020

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08/11/2020

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09/08/2020

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14/05/2020

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05/04/2020

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10/12/2018

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10/12/2018

The Lakers are trying to trade for Trevor Ariza, according to ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski. The trade might include Kentavious Caldwell-Pope going to a third team, with the Suns asking for a point guard and draft asset in return. Depending on any additional assets L.A. sends out, this could be a brilliant small move for the Lakers, and the first stepping stone towards a title contender since LeBron James came to town. (And maybe more importantly, it’s a move for a forward not named Carmelo Anthony.)

Ariza had a peculiar offseason where he signed a one-year deal in Phoenix rather than stay with a title hopeful in Houston with the Rockets. If his goal was a payout, that worked, as he’s owed $15 million, but if he sought success to go along with it, he’s predictably fallen short. The Suns have the worst record in the league.

Ariza is playing one of his worst seasons to date too, averaging just 10 points per game on 37 percent shooting. But that feels true because of where he’s playing more than anything else. It’s an excellent opportunity for L.A. to buy low on a proven vet, though this trade can’t happen until Dec. 15 per league rule.

Why this trade makes sense for the Lakers
L.A.’s fought tough for the beginning of the season, enjoying a hot streak where most thought they’d be inconsistent. Around LeBron James, the Lakers are super young and inexperienced at guard and on the wing, which might come back to haunt them as the season progresses. Ariza could fix that.

For all the same reasons he was a fit for the Rockets, Ariza would blend seamlessly with L.A. Ariza is a high-end defender, which the Lakers lack, and he doesn’t need the ball to succeed on offense. He’d thrive as a catch-and-shoot three-point launcher next to James like he did with James Harden.

Adding Ariza makes L.A. better than it is with Caldwell-Pope, who’s a shaky shooting specialist without nearly the same defensive impact. And Ariza would merely be a rest-of-the-year rental with his contract set to expire, just like Caldwell-Pope’s, who L.A. already knows isn’t part of the future. It’s a short-term win-win.

The Lakers only shouldn’t make this trade if...
It costs them an asset of middle-to-good value
Ariza wants play-time assurance that’d cut into Kyle Kuzma, Josh Hart or Brandon Ingram’s minutes
The trade is low-stakes for L.A., gaining a 33-year-old veteran on a short-term deal for a 25-year-old who hasn’t panned out, so the trade should reflect. There’s no reason to part with a recent draft pick or first-round pick for a small step like this without a larger one in reach. The Lakers shouldn’t need to overpay.

The minutes are important too, as the kid’s growth should take priority. If Ariza wants more than KCP’s 22 minutes per game, he might not be a match.

If the Lakers can make a trade without losing an asset or sacrificing the 20-something’s minutes, this could be a steal. And though Ariza isn’t a star, he’s a valuable part of the puzzle for any contender.

The Lakers are trying to trade for Trevor Ariza, according to ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski. The trade might include Kentavious Caldwell-Pope going to a third te...

16/10/2018

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16/10/2018

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Hurricane Michael death toll grows to 19 after body found in Mexico Beach. HOT
The death toll is 19, but could rise
t least 19 people have died since Hurricane Michael made landfall Wednesday.
Six of those victims died in Virginia. Four people drowned and a firefighter was killed when a tractor-trailer lost control and hit the firefighter's truck on a wet highway. Virginia emergency officials said the sixth person died in Charlotte County.
In Georgia, an 11-year-old girl died when a metal carport came crashing through her family's roof.
In North Carolina, two of the three people who who died in the storm were killed when their vehicle struck a fallen tree, McDowell County officials said.
But the most fatalities happened in Florida, where nine people were killed -- including Steven Sweet, who died when an oak tree fell on his Gretna home.
Many of the rescue efforts have been focused on Mexico Beach, where canine teams are combing through mangled structures and piles of rubble looking for survivors.
About 280 of the town's 1,200 residents had said they planned to ride out the storm, but many fled at the last minute when Michael quickly gained strength, Mayor Al Cathey said.
With each passing day, the odds of trapped victims surviving get smaller. In Mexico Beach, authorities brought in a temporary morgue, just in case.
No school indefinitely
Schools in at least eight counties -- Washington, Liberty, Jackson, Gulf, Gadsden, Franklin, Calhoun and Bay -- will remain closed because of storm damage, according to a press release from the the governor's office.
In devastated Bay County, Florida, officials said every school is damaged.
"It's not going to be a normal school year. There's nothing normal about where we are right now," Bay District Schools Superintendent Bill Husfelt told CNN affiliate WMBB.
With the majority of its 26,000 students displaced and many schools deemed unsafe because of the damage, officials are discussing alternative ways to get students back to the classroom and to provide psychological aid for them.
"I would say every single school in Bay County has some type of damage, some more extensive than others," said Steve Moss, vice chairman of the Bay District School Board. "Some it'll probably take weeks or months to get online. Some, it will take years."
Joe Bush says he's lived 19 years in Mexico Beach, Florida, and loves it. But on Monday, after surveying the damage inflicted by Hurricane Michael, he's decided to move away.

He's ridden out previous storms but evacuated when he heard Michael was a Category 4 storm. He came back to find his house, furniture and vehicles were heavily damaged by water.
"I couldn't get nothing for this land now," he said. "People gonna be scared to death to come down here to buy and invest money. So we're just going to leave it. Hold onto the land and I have a 10-year-old grandson and hopefully when he gets 50 he can retire down here."
Mexico Beach took the hardest punch from Michael when the storm made landfall five days ago. Besides the widespread destruction, town police say two people were killed there, including one body found Monday.
That brings the death toll from the storm to 19 people in four states.
One piece of good news emerged Monday when Mexico City Police Chief Anthony Kelly said the number of unaccounted people in the town was down to three. Earlier, authorities said they could not account for 30 to 35 people in the town on the Gulf Coast. Crews have spent days sifting through heavy rubble looking for them.
It's unknown how many people are missing overall because of Michael.
Mexico Beach residents will be allowed to return to the town Tuesday if they have proof of residence or photo ID, City Manager Tanya Castro said. An evening curfew remains in place and residents will not be allowed to stay overnight. Castro said officials hope to have electricity up and running on the east side of town in weeks, rather than months.
Randy June is one resident who plans to move back. On Monday, he stared at his flattened neighborhood, dazed as his belongings lay strewn across a canal. But while his house is destroyed, this Florida Panhandle town is still home.
"We ain't going nowhere. We're going to rebuild somehow. I just don't know how yet," he said.
Widespread devastation
Beyond the ruins of this once-idyllic beach town, thousands of other Floridians must start a new life marked by grief, desperation and uncertainty.
More than 230,000 were still without power Monday morning, unable to fend off the stifling heat. Drivers are lining up for hours to get fuel. And residents in the hardest-hit areas are relying on airdropped food and water to survive.
On Monday, President Donald Trump visited some of the devastated cities in Florida and Georgia.
Over the weekend, he made a disaster declaration for six Georgia counties. That followed his previous declaration of a major disaster in nine Florida counties.
hese declarations give affected residents and businesses access to federal aid and funding.
FEMA has 14 teams in Florida to help people register for disaster assistance. It also has 17 distribution points throughout Florida and Georgia where people can get food and water.
'Nobody was in tears about being hungry'
Chad Frazier has plenty of reasons to be devastated. His business was wiped out by the hurricane. His son's middle school in Panama City was also annihilated.
But Frazier is too thankful to be upset. Immediately after the hurricane, strangers came from out of town to provide food and water. They even beat FEMA to the scene, Frazier said.
"The people who came, that was the biggest blessing to us," he said. "I didn't see nobody in panic mode. Nobody was in tears about being hungry."
As he stood in front of a mountain of debris, Frazier said he's coping well thanks to the outpouring of generosity.
"My shop is down, (but) I'm not in bad spirits," he said. "This just made my faith grow."
Arthur Phillips said his house in Panama City was not badly damaged, partly thanks to hurricane windows, but the rest of the city is "like a war zone."
"It's really really bad," he said. "Everybody's come together to help. There's a lot of Red Cross. Everybody's coming out to help."
Businesses have donated at least $425,000 to Hurricane Michael relief efforts, according to a release from Gov. Rick Scott's office.
The release says Wells Fargo donated $250,000, Aetna donated $100,000, Duke Energy donated $50,000 and Uber donated $25,000 to the Florida Disaster Fund.
Across town, a Panama City Waffle House was so damaged that only the "s" remained on its iconic sign. While Waffle Houses are known for staying open during natural disasters, this restaurant took a beating.
But that didn't stop employees from feeding neighbors on Monday.
"We are giving out free food curbside at 2217 Thomas Drive," the restaurant chain tweeted."Come on by until 6 pm!"
Residents could still be trapped
Hundreds of people from across the country have called local officials, desperate for any news about their loved ones.
But rescue attempts have been arduous because of widespread debris and buckled roads that make transportation difficult.
Crews are using bulldozers to move debris and cutting trees with chainsaws to clear highways and hundreds of roads blocked by the wreckage.
"What's taking up most of your time right now just gaining access to some of these areas," said Panama City Fire Chief Alex Baird.
The fire department has received more than 200 calls for checks on residents. But Baird said it could take days or even weeks before those checks will be completed. Crews need to go door-to-door because there is no power, and cellphone service is spotty.
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The hurricane also damaged three prisons on the Florida panhandle, forcing the evacuation of more than 4,100 inmates, the state's department of corrections said Monday.

16/10/2018

heads to fundraiser, rally after offering prayers to those in hurricane's path
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Trump heads to fundraiser, rally after offering prayers to those in hurricane's path President Donald Trump met with his top emergency management officials a...

06/10/2018

Hundreds arrested at anti-Kavanaugh protest: 'It's time for women to be heard
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More than 300 protesters, including the comedian Amy Schumer, were arrested at the US Capitol in Washington on Thursday as they made a final, desperate appea...

24/09/2018

Feinstein, other Dems largely silent on abuse claims against Keith Ellison
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24/09/2018

DNC official Keith Ellison's ex, accusing him of domestic violence,says there's smear campaign
Keith Ellison’s ex-girlfriend Karen Monahan on Sunday claimed there's been a smear campaign against her to help her husband, a top official in the Democratic National Committee (DNC).

Monahan, who said he sent her threatening text messages and once screamed obscenities at her as he dragged her off a bed by her feet, wrote on Twitter: “I said this would happen early on. Keith is getting others to write commentary, sharing personal info, like being s*xually abused, making false statements about who broke up, how it happened, etc. He will stop at nothing. victims get smeared, shamed,lied on.”
She continued in a tweet addressed to Ellison: “This isn't right. This is not going away and you are making it worse for you, your family and district by lying, smearing, getting others to do your dirty work, victim shaming, etc. You know I have the video and more. I am still trying to offer grace and a way out.”

She did not appear to clarify her tweets.

Ellison has pushed back on allegations of domestic abuse in their relationship, saying his accuser made up the story about him.

The Minnesota Democrat running for state attorney general also has dismissed a medical record that named him as the abuser, but said he could not be sure more people wouldn't “cook up” allegations against him.
In a Facebook post last month, Monahan’s son, Austin, wrote that he saw a video of Ellison “screaming and calling her a f------ b----’ and telling her to get the f--- out of his house.” His mother later said her son's claims were “true.”

Last Wednesday, as Fox News reported, Monahan published a medical document in which a doctor wrote that Monahan “states that she was in a very stressful environment for years, emotional and physical abuse by a partner with whom she is now separated.”

“She identifies the individual she was involved with as Congressman Ellison, and she is worried about retribution if she identifies him publicly,” the document added.

WHAT TO KNOW ABOUT KEITH ELLISON ABUSE CLAIMS

Ellison, who serves as deputy chair of the Democratic National Committee (DNC), decried Monahan’s story as “not true” and assured that an “ongoing investigation” will conclude that Monahan’s claims are false. Speaking at a televised debate last week, he dismissed the medical record, saying it was written a year after his relationship with Monahan ended.

When pressed whether the investigation would be done before the election, Ellison said it was an independent investigation and he wasn't sure about the timetable.

Doug Wardlow, a Republican opponent, wasn’t satisfied with Ellison’s answer, saying Monahan’s claims would not be reviewed by an actual independent investigator. “It’s not an independent investigation!” he said. “It’s independent by your friends and fellow party members. That’s not an independent investigation.”

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DNC official Keith Ellison's ex, accusing him of domestic violence, says there's smear campaign against her. Keith Ellison’s ex-girlfriend Karen Monahan on S...