The most common causes of injuries are generally found inside the home, but with a little prevention you and the family can live safely and happily House Fires The last thing you want to worry about is someone getting hurt in your house. This is doubly so if you have children. Some common household hazards increase our risk for injury or death. Luckily, a little prevention can help keep you safe. Better prevention has lowered the number of house fires in the last decade, though there were still more than 1.3 million in 2017, causing 3,400 deaths and more than 14,000 injuries. Preventing injury and death from house fires means installing smoke detectors   and replacing the batteries once a year. Unattended Candles Unattended candles, or ones placed unsafely near curtains, papers or other highly flammable materials, are responsible for thousands of home fires , often due to falling asleep before putting it out. Candles should never be left to burn into the night. They should be contained in a well-fitting holder and clear of fabrics, aerosols, and other flammables in a well-ventilated room. Electrical Fires Electrical fires caused by small appliances can be prevented by unplugging items not in use. Also, check plug-in items frequently for frayed wires, which, if discovered, should be disposed of or fully repaired. Finally, overloading outlets creates a safety hazard. If it doesn't fit on the powerstrip, consider plugging in items only as needed. Carbon Monoxide Poisoning There are several hundred deaths from carbon monoxide poisoning every year, a risk in most homes and one that, with certain preventions, can be mitigated. Installing a carbon monoxide detector, which is different from a smoke detector though they look similar, will alert your family if levels of carbon monoxide in the home rise to unsafe levels. Keeping gas appliances, such as stoves, ovens, water heaters, and dryers well-maintained also lowers the risk of gas leaks. Yard and Garden Tools Yard and garden tools can be hazardous if just left lying around in the yard. The edge of a hoe and clippers are sharp and, if stepped on, could cause a serious cut. The tines of a rake are sharp and pointed, as is the corner of a shovel or the tip of a spade. Storing them upright in a shed or the garage will keep the family from getting injured when roaming around in the yard. Falls All of us are at risk for falling , but those 65 years and older even more so. One out of five falls causes serious injury, and most are preventable. Staircases should have sturdy handrails, good lighting and solid, well-secured planking. Outdoor steps should be kept clear of debris, such as damp leaves, ice and snow. Rough grippers should be used in outdoor or indoor stairs that tend to be slick either due to the materials or from worn wood. Use baby gates to prevent young children from accessing staircases. Bathroom Slips Bathrooms are often the most dangerous room in the house . Water and slick tiles create an environment where it's easy to slip and fall. While many injuries occur on the toilet, most happen in and around the tub or shower   more than four times as often when getting out of the shower as opposed to stepping in. Injuries in or near the bathtub or shower make up more than two-thirds of visits to the ER. Grab bars, no-slip rugs and tape, and avoiding baths and showers if you have been drinking are some ways to lower your risk. Scattered Toys There's nothing like the stabbing pain of a LEGO piece between your toes to make you want to do a deep clean in the toy room. But certain toys are an even bigger safety hazard. Skateboards, wooden balls and miniature cars can send you flying if you step on them unintentionally, putting you at risk for head or limb injuries. Prevention is a matter of training the kids to clear the floor and put everything away when they're done playing. Tiny Toys Some toys are particularly hazardous for children 3 years old and under. Young children, from babies to toddlers, like to put things in their mouths. And toys with tiny removable parts can get easily lodged in the throat and inhibit breathing. Put toys that could be choking hazards out of reach of the little ones. If they belong to older siblings, explain the risk and ask them to play with the toys in a separate room. High-Risk Foods Choking is the fourth-leading cause of death for children under 5 . Certain foods, incuding otherwise healthy ones, present choking hazards for young children. Foods like grapes, peanuts, apples, cheese and other difficult-to-chew items such as meat and chewy bread should be cut into small chunks. Children should not be left alone when they eat. Parents and caregivers should also be trained on the basics of assisting a child who is choking. Drowning Drowning is a problem around the globe. It claimed an estimated 360,000 lives worldwide in 2015. It is the third leading cause of injury-related death. Most at risk are children, men and those with lots of water access. Everyone should wear lifevests when out on open water on individual boats such as kayaks or canoes, and also smaller vessels such as speedboats and sailboats. Gates and fences should be erected around home pools if there are children present. No child should be left unsupervised at or near a pool. For those who are or will be around water, swimming lessons are also a great step in lowering the risk of death by drowning. Burns More than a million burns are treated every year in the U.S., with causes ranging from house fires to fireworks to bad sunburns. While children should be kept away from obvious culprits, such as stoves and ovens, there are other potential burn hazards in the house. For example, the dishwasher. Rising steam can cause serious burns, particularly for toddlers whose faces are at the height of the sides and door. Other burn culprits include some appliances, such as irons, toasters or toaster ovens, or even a recently used burner. Poison Our homes are filled with poisons , but that doesn't mean we're always in harm's way. With some prevention, we can live safely alongside chemicals that make our lives easier. Store chemicals away from food and beverage items, preferably in a locked cabinet if there are young children in the home. Medicines Medicines, cosmetics and other health and beauty aids pose a hazard if ingested. These items can be especially confusing for small children, who watch adults put them in their mouths, on their faces, and near their eyes. Storing them in a difficult-to-reach cabinet, or in a separate bathroom, is a great way to prevent accidental poisoning and boost health and safety in your home. Cuts It's easy to cut yourself at home , especially if you do any kind of cooking. But some cuts are more serious than others and should be treated differently. Learning the best methods for cutting vegetables and fruits, using the safety guard on your mandoline and (counterintuitively) making sure your knives are sharp can prevent the most serious cutting accidents. Knives and other cutting tools should be kept in locked drawers so that children can't get ahold of them unsupervised. That goes for other sharp objects like the good scissors and any knives used for crafting or scrapbooking.


Part of Route 422 near Palmyra, Lebanon County, will be closed Friday morning for an inspection. The closure starts at 7 a.m. and will affect westbound and eastbound traffic. Pennsylvania Department of Transportation officials said crews will inspect a pavement depression that was discovered in May after heavy rains. Depending on the findings, officials said, the road will either be opened by the end of the day or closed until repairs can be made. A major repair is scheduled to begin July 9. The official detour will involve Lingle Avenue to Palmyra Road to US 322 to PA 934. READ MORE: Part of Route 422 near Palmyra to close Friday for inspection CHECK OUT WGAL: Stay in the know with the top stories of the day. Get all the latest Harrisburg, Lancaster and York news, weather and sports from the WGAL News Team.


A 29-year-old man was arrested Saturday after police say he is responsible for the shooting death of an 11-year-old boy. DC Police Chief Peter Newsham and Mayor Bowser announced they arrested Tony Antoine McClam in the death of Karon Brown after a dispute on Thursday in Southeast. McClam was charged with Second Degree Murder While Armed. Brown was involved in a fight with both adults and children in the 2700 block of Naylor Road around 7 p.m. that evening. RELATED: 11-year-old was targeted in fatal shooting in SE despite help from a good Samaritan Sources said a Good Samaritan picked Brown up off the ground and put him inside a car. Shortly after, police said McClam, who was involved in the fight, ran to the car and opened fire on the vehicle. McClam was seen in surveillance photos running shirtless toward the car carrying a gun. Police have not explicitly said whether Brown was the intended target in the shooting. Brown was driven to a local fire department to seek help and later taken to a hospital in Prince George's County, where he was pronounced dead. Bowser said community members and tipsters were extremely valuable in making the arrest. The mayor asks residents to report illegal firearms in the District. "People who would be so brazen and callous have no regard for human life and have no regard for the innocence of childhood, cannot be allowed to have a gun in our streets." RELATED: He was supposed to be at football practice that night but never made it. A gunman shot and killed 11-year-old Karon Brown before he got there A vigil for Brown will be held Tuesday night from 6 to 8 p.m. at Stanton Elementary playing fields at 2701 Naylor Rd., Southeast. Those who knew Brown, say he, like many other kids, dreamed of growing up and one day playing in the NFL. Police are continuing to investigate the motive for the shooting. Anyone with information should call police at 202-727-9099 or text 50411. Download the brand new WUSA9 app here . Sign up for the Get Up DC newsletter : Your forecast. Your commute. Your news.


Los Angeles can expect a dry week, according to drone-powered weather forecasting service Saildrone . The next few days will also bring mostly cloudy skies, expected to persist through Sunday. Skies will open up a bit Monday through Thursday. Temperatures will be mild today, reaching just 64 degrees, with highs staying below 70 degrees for the remainder of the week. Winds will stay somewhat calm over the course of the week, with the highest speeds on Wednesday at only 10 mph. This story was created automatically using Saildrone's local weather forecast data, then reviewed by an editor. We also incorporate historic weather data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). Click here for more about what we're doing. Got thoughts? Go here to share your feedback.


The 2019 NHL free agent class has mostly been picked over and is now down to the bargain bin of reclamation projects ( and, for some reason, Jake Gardiner ). So let's start taking a look to the summer of 2020 and the list of names that could be available next summer. There is a pretty extensive list of big names entering their contract year, including the captain of the 2019 Stanley Cup champion St. Louis Blues, a recent NHL MVP, and two core players for the Washington Capitals. Will all of them end up hitting the free agent market? Of course not, they never do because teams do not let their core players get away. But some of them will hit the open market, and it is never too early to start looking at the potential options. In this week's PHT Power Rankings we take an early look at the list of potential 2020 free agents. To the rankings! 1. Nicklas Backstrom   Still one of the best all-around centers in the NHL. He is entering the final year of a 10-year, $67 million contract that proved to be an absolute steal for the Capitals given how much Backstrom has contributed over the past decade. The only potential flaws with Backstrom as a free agent: He will turn 33 years old in his first year of a new contract, so you will definitely not be getting the best hockey of his career, and, quite honestly, the Capitals are probably going to keep him. 2. Taylor Hall   The 2017-18 NHL MVP is one of the best wingers in the league and contract talks between him and the Devils seem to be slow. If the team does not take a big step forward this season it might be all the incentive he needs to hit the open market. He lost most of this past season to injury, but he is still an impact, top-tier player and a big comeback year will only boost his value even more. 3. Jared Spurgeon   This may seem a little high considering some of the other names potentially available next offseason, and especially on defense, but do you know what? Jared Spurgeon is really, really, really good. He may not put up the biggest offensive numbers among defenders in this class, but he is a darn good player that logs a lot of tough minutes, doesn't get sheltered, and still manages to help his team finish on the plus side when it comes to goals, shots, and scoring chances when he is on the ice. He is a top-pairing defender and a great all-around player and the Wild seem to understand that. If we are to believe the words of general manager Paul Fenton this summer, they intend to re-sign him. Odds he actually hits the open market: Low. 4. Alex Pietrangelo   Pietrangelo is an outstanding player, but you can be sure there is going to be a Stanley Cup tax attached to his next contract. Meaning, when you are the captain of a recent Stanley Cup winner your value immediately skyrockets even more. Given how important he is to the Blues (he is their best defender and one of their top players) they will probably be the team paying it. 5. Roman Josi   Josi's contract has been an unbelievable steal for the Predators for the past six years, counting just $4 million against the salary cap since the start of the 2013-14 season. During that time he has had four top-10 finishes in Norris Trophy voting and been one of the most productive defenders in the league, scoring at least 12 goals every season and currently sitting in fourth in total points and sixth in goals among defenders. 6. Braden Holtby   Along with Backstrom, the Capitals also have to deal with a contract for their starting goalie. That is two significant core players whose contracts are expiring at the same time, and that is going to present a lot of challenges. If the Capitals have to choose to let one go, Holtby might be the smart choice. The Sergei Bobrovsky contract in Florida is probably the measuring stick for what Holtby can   and will   get, and that just may not be the best use of cap space for the Capitals. Holtby can still be dominant, but he has shown signs of slowing down over the past two years. 7. Torey Krug   Krug doesn't look the part of a top-pairing defender and he doesn't play the toughest minutes in Boston, but there is still a ton of value in an offensive, puck-moving defender that can help drive possession and offense. The problem for the Bruins in keeping him is going to be that they have a lot of contracts to juggle over the next year, including one major contract this summer with their best defender, Charlie McAvoy . 8. Tyson Barrie   It is going to be interesting to see what happens to his production in Toronto. He has always been an outstanding and productive defender, and now he gets to feed the puck to a deep, talented group of forwards. Given Toronto's salary cap situation, as well as the fact one of their other top-defenders, Jake Muzzin (more on him in a second) is also an unrestricted free agent after this season, they are going to have to let someone go. 9. Jake Muzzin   One of the most underrated defenders of his era because he was always overshadowed by Drew Doughty in Los Angeles. Muzzin is an outstanding defensive player but can also move the puck and chip in some offense. 10. Evgenii Dadonov   Since returning to the NHL Dadonov has been one of the most productive forwards in the league. He will be 31 at the start of the next deal so you have to be prepared for some decline. 11. Justin Faulk   Faulk has been the subject of trade rumors for years now, and he may finally be nearing the end of his time with the Hurricanes one way or another. He is not a perfect player, but he brings a lot to the table offensively and given how tight Carolina's salary cap situation is starting to get as its young players get better and more expensive, it may not be possible to keep him. 12. Mikael Granlund   His debut with the Predators after the trade probably did not go as planned for him or the team, but that's a ridiculously small sample size and shouldn't   and doesn't   outweigh what he has done over the past few years. He is a top-line scorer and should still have a few years of top-line play ahead of him. 13. T.J. Brodie   Everything about Brodie's resume looks great, but there is one big concern that is a bit of a red flag   He is a different (and not as good) player when he is not on the ice next to Mark Giordano . They will not be going as a package deal. 14. Chris Kreider   Given the Rangers' rebuild and what is a reasonable future expectation for Kreider, the Rangers would be wise to consider trading him right now. As long as he does not lose his speed he should still be a good player for a few more years, but there is no guarantee he maintains his current level of play. 15. Mike Hoffman   He is a bit of a one dimensional player, but the one dimension is a useful one. He can score. A lot. He is coming off of a huge season in Florida and another big season could price him out of the Panthers' cap situation, especially if they want to also keep Dadonov.   Adam Gretz is a writer for Pro Hockey Talk on NBC Sports . Drop him a line at phtblog@nbcsports.com or follow him on Twitter @AGretz .


OTTAWA, Ontario - Everyone assumes a fight against Conor McGregor means a "Red Panty Night" for all involved. Donald Cerrone begs to differ. Prior to accepting Saturday's headliner with Al Iaquinta at UFC on ESPN+ 9, Cerrone (35-11 MMA, 22-8 UFC) appeared to be on the cusp of a showdown with McGregor (21-4 MMA, 9-2 UFC). According to "Cowboy," the bout was very close to materializing until McGregor changed his tune on the date of the lightweight fight. That's when Cerrone opted to move on and look into a different pairing. "It just hard. Especially for this fight, we said we're going to wait for Conor, he agreed, we were supposed to have it done, then he said he needed more time," Cerrone told reporters, including MMA Junkie, on Thursday at media day. "It kept getting drawn out, so we were like, 'Nah, not anymore.' I love fighting, man. I don't like sitting and waiting. If the fight ever comes to be, I'll gladly take it. But right now we're going to chase that belt. That's the last thing I need to do." An argument can be made that holding out for the McGregor fight would've been worthwhile for Cerrone. There's a perception that a massive payday awaits anyone who steps in the octagon with McGregor, but Cerrone said that's not necessarily the case. "I don't know about this payday talk," Cerrone said. "Everyone thinks you fight Conor, you get paid. We're under contract, man. Now with the ESPN thing, the pay-per-view buys are already done. It's not like we get - so it's a big misconception. Conor might get paid. 'Cowboy' might get a little bump, but it's not a $10 million night for me by any means." Cerrone knows where the guaranteed money is at, and it's tied to UFC belts. He's recently set a firm goal of wanting to win the 155-pound title after spending the majority of his career dismissing the significance of it. Moreover, he likes to compete frequently, and waiting for McGregor goes against that desire. "I need to go get this belt," Cerrone said. "That's where the real money is. Aside from the money, I love it - fighting three, four times a year. I enjoy the training camp. I enjoy this. The whole process to me, I'm going to miss the (expletive) out of it when I'm done. Right now I'm in it, and I love it." UFC on ESPN+ 9 takes place at Canadian Tire Centre. The entire card streams on ESPN+. For more on UFC on ESPN+ 9 , check out the UFC Rumors section of the site. MORE: Shaq's line after threatening to knock out Charles Barkley had Ernie Johnson in tears Packers weren't interested in bringing back Clay Matthews Video: Dan Patrick Emotionally Opens Up About Health Issues NBA Free Agency 2019: The top players Report: Vikings fielded trade interest on TE Kyle Rudolph


The Avalanche gave a young forward a new contract Wednesday, and no, it wasn't Mikko Rantanen. Colorado signed 24-year-old J.T. Compher to a four-year, $14 million deal, the team announced. We have signed JT Compher to a four-year deal. #GoAvsGo https://t.co/7KJUgmzCeG   Colorado Avalanche (@Avalanche) July 17, 2019 Compher scored 16 goals and added 16 assists for the Avalanche last season finishing fifth and 10th, respectively, on the team in the two categories. "J.T. has been one of our most versatile forwards over the past two years," Avalanche executive vice president and general manager Joe Sakic said in a release . "He plays on our power play, kills penalties and has played up and down our lineup. He has scored some big goals late in games and we are counting on him to have an even more expanded role moving forward. We are excited to have him under contract for the next four seasons." This was Compher's second full season with the club. He scored 13 goals and added 10 assists in his first full year with the team following a 21-game stint in 2016-17. This is an important deal for the Avalanche in that they lock up one of their better young players, who was a second-round pick in 2013, but it does beg another question   when will the team figure out Rantanen's contract situation? Rantanen is coming off of a career year in which he scored 31 goals and added 56 assists, but he remains a restricted free agent who is either waiting for a new deal or an offer sheet to be placed on him from another team. As of now, the Avalanche have not given him a deal and many restricted free agents remain in limbo across the league as Mitch Marner, Patrik Laine and Matthew Tkachuk are all still waiting for contracts. We'll see how long all of these players will have to wait for their deals. MORE : NHL trade news: Blackhawks acquire Zack Smith from Senators for Artem Anisimov


About half of Gen X respondents in a recent Insider and Morning Consult survey said they expect to retire before age 75. Yet 47% of people ages 38 to 53 said they had no money saved in a retirement account, almost equal to the share of those who said they do. About 48% of the savers have less than $50,000, the survey found, while one-quarter have more than $100,000. Of those expecting to retire before age 75, 23% said they're aiming to leave work between ages 56 and 65, and 28% said between ages 66 and 75. Meanwhile, 10% of the Gen Xers said they don't expect to retire at all - the highest share of any generation - and 19% didn't have an opinion. "If we went back 10 years ago, during the great recession, Gen X was hit the hardest," Megan Gorman, a managing partner at San Francisco-based Chequers Financial Management and writer at The Wealth Intersection , told Business Insider. "Part of this was due to where they were on the wealth track and part due to the fact that their wealth was tied up in the housing market." While the median wealth of Gen X households has risen by 115% since 2010 , Gorman said, citing Pew Research, they're now caught between caring for aging parents and launching their millennial and Gen Z children. "They need to tell their boomer parents and millennial children what they can and cannot do financially for them," Gorman said. "Gen X has what I call 'latch key kid' mentality - they believe their self-reliance can drive success - and it can. But being firm with boundaries enhances that independence." Related video: Some adult children are putting their parents' retirement at risk (provided by CBS News) But all is certainly not lost for Gen X. "While taking the right steps in our 20s, 30s, and 40s are key, real wealth accrual doesn't always happen until the late 40s and 50s," Gorman said. For Gen Xers who are falling behind in retirement preparation, she recommends focusing on a two-part strategy. "First, they need to save in a retirement plan. It isn't an excuse if your employer doesn't offer one. For many, the IRA, whether traditional or Roth, is the perfect solution," she said. Funding the accounts with automatic contributions is key, Gorman added, as is increasing the deferral amounts periodically. Target-date retirement funds are another good option for growing retirement savings, Gorman said. These investment funds dial back risk the closer you get to a specified retirement date. "Second, Gen Xers need to address their longevity risks with the use of a health savings account, or HSA," Gorman said. Available only through high deductible health plans (HDHP), HSAs are a triple tax-free investment account in which a single person can contribute up to $3,500 and a married couple can contribute up to $7,000 annually, plus a $1,000 catch-up contribution for folks over 55. When the account reaches a balance above $1,000, the excess funds can be invested for even greater returns. Money saved in an HSA can be used to offset the costs not covered by Medicare in retirement , like hearing, vision, and dental services, plus supplemental health insurance, copayments, and prescriptions. "The ability to put money away with an immediate tax deduction, that grows tax deferred, and can pay out tax free in retirement for health care costs is a huge benefit to Gen X," Gorman said.


The Miami Dolphins' offensive line is still a work in progress, but here's the good news. The team has experienced an infusion of fresh faces to try to create a more cohesive unit up front - with several of those additions expected to start. But Miami's additions are littered with position flexible talents, making the starting five projections a little murky. Offensive line coach Pat Flaherty met with the media yesterday ahead of Miami's first day of rookie minicamp and during his discussion, he offered some clues as to what the plans may look like for Miami's offensive line. Michael Deiter will play guard Deiter has played guard, tackle and center during his time with the Wisconsin Badgers. But now? The Dolphins want to put Deiter in a single spot and let him develop from there. "We'll get him settled in one position. Where that is right now, we'll kind of meet on that tonight and see where we're going to start him. I would assume it's going to be one of the guard spots," said Flaherty. "You don't want to move a young guy around too quick in too many positions, because he doesn't learn the one position." That should, for now, end the speculation on how Deiter fits into the offense. He'll stay inside and address the team's need at guard, preferably on the left - where he played in college. Jesse Davis will play guard Jesse Davis was one missed Jordan Mills signing away from potentially being pushed into the Right Tackle competition. But now? Davis is all set to stay inside as well, making him the favorite to land the guard spot opposite Michael Deiter. "Right now, yeah, he's staying at guard," said Flaherty. "But we'll move him around a little bit. You'll see that." Three way competition at Right Tackle It is going to be newly signed Jordan Mills vs. Zach Sterup vs. rookie Isaiah Prince for the title of starting Right Tackle for the Miami Dolphins. Spoiler alert: Jordan Mills is going to win the job. Flaherty himself stated that this vacancy is a three way dance. "It's going to be open. Zach Sterup has done a good job in the offseason program. He's worked his tail off in the weight room and on the field," he said. "Now with Jordan Mills here and drafting Isaiah Prince, you would think that the two veteran guys have a little bit of a step ahead of the rookie, but we'll see how it goes." May the best man win! Chris Reed vs. Daniel Kilgore is possible This might be the most difficult projection to make at the moment. Yes, the team traded for Daniel Kilgore last season - but they did so in a swap of 7th-round picks in the 2018 draft. The compensation was essentially nothing. In the other corner, you have a guard/center combo in Chris Reed, who worked with Pat Flaherty in Jacksonville and openly said when he signed in Miami he did so in hopes of being a starter. It's interesting to read the tea leaves on Coach Flaherty's snippets of these two players. When asked about Reed, Flaherty was quite complimentary. "…the kind of guy what we were looking for the Dolphins. He's a strong, tough guy with grit. That's what we're looking for, for a Miami Dolphins offensive lineman. He fit that mold." Compare that to the compliment Flaherty paid Daniel Kilgore. "He's looked very well. He's looked good. All of his injury is past him. He's fully healthy from that. (He's) working well in the weight room and on the field." Granted, Flaherty was asked a different kind of question about Kilgore - but it's hard not to speculate that Flaherty is more enthusiastic about Reed. The final product With these clues, my current projection for the Miami Dolphins' starting offensive line in Week One of the 2019 season is as follows: Left Tackle - Laremy Tunsil Left Guard - Michael Deiter Center - Chris Reed Right Guard - Jesse Davis Right Tackle - Jordan Mills View embedded content MORE: Most bizarre and incredible catches by fishermen in past decade 3 Raiders players who could have breakout seasons in 2019 NBA Free Agency 2019: The top players Rumor: LeBron made a visit to Kawhi Leonard during Raptors-Sixers series Roundup: Major Floods Hit Houston; New Ed Sheeran-Justin Bieber Jam; Howard Stern's Cancer Scare


GILROY (KPIX 5)   Investigators from multiple agencies have been working around the clock to piece together what drove a gunman to open fire at the Gilroy Garlic Festival on Sunday, killing three and wounding at least 12 others. "I think everybody wants to know why," said Gilroy Police Chief Scot Smithee. On Sunday, during the last hours of the festival, Santino William Legan, 19, parked his car in a neighborhood near the festival, walked along a trail for a little more than a half mile and then cut a hole through a fence to gain entry into the event. He then began to shoot into the crowd, killing 6-year-old Stephen Romero, 13-year-old Keyla Salazar and 25-year-old Trevor Irby. During a news conference Monday afternoon, investigators said Legan than began to shoot at officers who responded to the gunfire. However, the three officers shot and killed Legan less than a minute after he pulled the trigger. "This event was completely fenced in, police officers, as well as FBI agents were on scene when the shooting occurred," said Federal Bureau of Investigation Deputy Special Agent Craig Fair. Investigators said they're trying to figure out if Legan randomly shot at his victims or targeted them. On his since-deleted Instagram account, the suspect describes himself as Italian and Iranian. Under one picture, he mentions a book titled "Might is Right," which is known for its anti-Semitic ideas. He goes on to write,"Why overcrowd towns and pave more open space to make room for hordes of mestizos and Silicon Valley white [expletive]." "We're compiling a list today of all the different victims and all the different locations," said Smithee. "Once we're able to look at that list then we can draw conclusions from that." Legan bought the AK-47-style rifle on July 9 legally in Nevada at Mike's Guns and Ammo. The owner of the gun shop wrote on social media ,"I did not know this individual. He ordered the rifle off my internet page. When I did see him, he was acting happy and showed no reasons for concern. I would never sell any firearm to anyone who acted wrong or looks associated with any bad group like white power." During the news conference, authorities also said that they were no closer to determining whether there is a second suspect. They said a 20-year-old man who had been posting about being the gunman at the festival was questioned and determined to be a hoax. Meanwhile, Legan's family home in Gilroy has been searched, as well as a home in Nevada that he had been using days before the shooting. Police did not release whether they had discovered any evidence in both homes or whether the suspect's family was cooperating. "We have so many questions and they're not going to be answered, the parents are not going to know the answers either you know so it's really sad," said a neighbor.


The Toronto Raptors lost Game 2 of the NBA Finals to the Golden State Warriors, but the Raptors deployed a defensive scheme that slowed the Warriors down. In the fourth quarter, the Raptors played a "box-and-1" defense, which is used more commonly in high school basketball than the NBA, and kept the Warriors scoreless for over five minutes. With the Warriors hobbled going into Game 3, the Raptors could use the defense again, or another dramatic scheme, in an attempt to steal a crucial win in Oakland. Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories . The Golden State Warriors won Game 2 of the NBA Finals, 109-104, on Sunday to even the series at 1-1. After trailing in the first half, the Warriors used one of their vaunted third-quarter runs, an 18-0 explosion to start the second half, to take the lead, and they never relinquished it. However, in the fourth quarter, the Raptors battled back, bringing the game within two points in the final seconds, thanks in part to a high-school-like defense that slowed down the Warriors. The Raptors deployed a box-and-1 defense in the fourth quarter. The scheme puts four players in a "box," guarding the corners of the court, with one defensive player attached to an offensive player and roaming outside of the box. Last night, Raptors guard Fred VanVleet was tasked with guarding Stephen Curry, while the rest of the Raptors played the corners. When the Raptors went into the formation, ESPN's Jeff Van Gundy said he couldn't recall seeing an NBA team do it before. Fellow ESPN analyst Mark Jackson said he had seen the San Antonio Spurs use it, but only sparingly. Los Angeles Sparks star Candace Parker likened it to an eighth-grade defense. What the 8th grade basketball is going on lol   Candace Parker (@Candace_Parker) June 3, 2019 For much of the series, the Raptors have been extra aggressive in guarding Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson, leaving the Warriors lesser offensive threats open. In Game 2, Thompson left the game with a calf strain and did not return. With Kevin Durant already out, the Warriors were down to one major offensive threat (Curry), so the Raptors opted to make life as hard on him as possible. VanVleet shadowed him, almost like a cornerback on a wide receiver. Typically, NBA teams don't play lots of zone defense, because NBA players are skilled enough to break it with their shooting and passing. Teams do occasionally go to zone for brief stretches, but the box-and-1 is less common. On Sunday, however, it seemed to work. For almost five minutes, the Warriors were scoreless, while the Raptors cut into the lead. Though the Raptors eventually got within two points, Andre Iguodala hit the dagger three-pointer with seven seconds remaining, essentially ending the Raptors run. "I was feeling really good because we stopped their scoring and finally got something figured out there to slow them down," Raptors coach Nick Nurse said after the game. "And we were getting a bunch of wide-open shots, I think we missed three wide-open 3s in a row there to cut it to maybe four, right, and maybe it was five. I don't know what exactly what it was, but a bunch of stops in a row and we didn't get much to show for it at the other end. But I'm really proud of our guys for fighting and battling." Perhaps the scheme could be written off as a one-time gimmick, but there's a chance it could also come into play in a crucial Game 3. The Warriors are hobbled as they return to Oakland for Game 3 on Wednesday. The statuses of Thompson (calf) and Kevon Looney (chest) are unclear, though Warriors coach Steve Kerr didn't sound concerned about Thompson's injury. Durant is poised to return for either Game 3 or Game 4. The Ringer's Bill Simmons said on his podcast that he has heard Game 4 is more likely. Meanwhile, Cousins is just two games back into his return from a quad injury and Andre Iguodala is playing through a calf injury that was severe enough to require an MRI after Game 1. The Raptors won't be able to play box-and-1 for long stretches, but if the Warriors are forced to play lineups with only one of Curry, Thompson, or even Durant on the floor, the Raptors could continue to go to extremes to limit their looks. The idea is to make the Warriors' lesser offensive threats beat them. Game 3 could also be the Raptors' best chance at staying in this series. The Warriors have taken back the home-court advantage, and Durant is poised to return by Game 4 at the latest. If the Raptors lose Game 3, it will be difficult to come back against a fully healthy Warriors squad. The significance of each game grows throughout a series. Nurse and the Raptors will have to get creative again if they hope to regain the series lead on Wednesday. Read more NBA Finals coverage: Obama showed up for Game 2 of the NBA Finals in a sharp leather jacket that earned rave reviews Draymond Green explained how he lost 25 pounds in 2 months and why it gave him a mental edge for the playoffs Kawhi Leonard says his hands are so big that he sometimes has trouble shooting the ball How the Warriors built one of the NBA's all-time greatest dynasties with timing, foresight, and a lot of luck Related slideshow: 2019 NBA Finals (provided by imagn)


A wildfire in Grant County threatened over a dozen homes as it torched thousands of acres north of Mattawa, located in eastern Washington. The Powerline Fire ignited Sunday afternoon. As of Monday morning, an estimated 5,000 acres had been torched and containment was considered "low," according to a Facebook post by the Grant County Sheriff's Office . No structures had been damaged or lost in the fire, but an estimated 15 homes and businesses were threatened. People, livestock, homes, farm buildings, farmland and infrastructure were also all at risk. State resources were being mobilized to help fight the fire Monday morning, according to the Sheriff's Office. RELATED: Wildfire season   and firefighter prep   is already underway, as officials eye dry conditions Winds were driving the fire to the east overnight down steep terrain without safe access for firefighters. Sage brush and grassland were fueling the flames. Grant County Fire District 13 shared a video on Facebook of the dangerous conditions created by the winds in the area, including a "menacing" fire whirl. By Sunday night, mandatory evacuations were in place for about 15 homes between the 23000 block of Road O-SW to the 23000 block of Road R-SW. Those evacuations were downgraded from Level 3 to Level 2 early Monday morning. RELATED: Wildfire concerns mount with hot, dry weather outlook in Washington Wahluke High School was open for those in need of emergency shelter. Mattawa is located south of Interstate 90 about 150 miles east of Seattle. The Powerline Fire strikes just over a month after the 20,000-acre Command Fire torched an area of the county about 12 miles north of Mattawa. Travel along Interstate 90 was not impacted by the fire.


The Subaru Levorg is the Subaru wagon Americans want but can't have, since we don't buy many wagons here and it's reserved for other parts of the world . But that doesn't stop us from wishing that one day the laws of nature will be broken and the U.S. will get all of the fun cars we've always wanted like the two stunning new trims of the Levorg. Subaru Japan announced the new trims on Tuesday, in a news release about the "revised" Levorg model that'll go on sale there in June. The two special-edition models, via a translation, are the STI Sport Black Selection and GT-S EyeSight Advantage Line, which are mainly more sport-appearance trims for the lineup. The STI Sport Black Selection is based on Subaru's STI Sport trim, which comes with Subaru's " Lineartronic " continuously variable transmission and all-wheel drive mated to either a 168-horsepower , 1.6-liter turbocharged engine or a 296-HP , 2.0-liter turbo. It's the more expensive of the two new trims, and comes with 18-inch wheels, red interior accent stitching and Recaro front seats. All of that goes for roughly $32,354 at current exchange rates for the 1.6-liter turbo, and about $36,766 for the 2.0-liter turbo version. That's compared to the cheaper Advantage Line Levorg trim, which will cost around $30,393 at current exchange rates. The Advantage Line only comes with the option for a 1.6-liter turbo, along with the CVT and AWD. It also gets 18-inch wheels, a "cool gray khaki" exterior color option and leather-suede seats with blue accents. That's in addition to all of the other Levorg trims, which come with things like magenta interiors and colorful accent stitching you know, all of the stuff we American buyers are too afraid to actually commit to , thus all of the stuff we, rightfully, don't receive the option to buy. We do this to ourselves. Follow MSN Autos on Facebook and Twitter


MIDLAND, Mich. - Canadians Brooke Henderson and Alena Sharp shot a 5-under 65 in alternate-shot play Wednesday to take the first-round lead in the Dow Great Lakes Bay Invitational, the LPGA Tour's first-year team event. Henderson and Sharp had seven birdies and two bogeys at Midland Country Club. "We really got it going, kind of fed off each other," Henderson said. "She hit some good shots, I made some putts and vice versa. So it really worked out nice and it's a good way to start." Paula Creamer and Morgan Pressel were a stroke back. "We're best of friends we've played a lot of team events together, so it's nothing new for us to be able to come out here," Creamer said. "We haven't played alternate shot for a little while, and when we have played it in the past, it's always match play and you never have to finish. Out here you actually have to shoot a score, which is a little bit different." The teams will play best-ball Thursday, return to alternate shot Friday and close Saturday with a best-ball round. "It's intense, but then we got out our tension and then we played and we were free-wheeling it," Sharp said. "I think the first few holes we didn't really know what to expect and we had a lot of adrenaline, and then we calmed down and played really nicely together." The 21-year-old Henderson won the Meijer LPGA Classic a month ago in Grand Rapids to break the Canadian record for tour victories with nine. Also the Lotte Championship winner in April in Hawaii, Henderson broke a tie with Sandra Post for the Canadian record on the LPGA Tour and also moved ahead of George Knudson and Mike Weir for the overall country mark. The 38-year-old Sharp is winless on the LPGA Tour. The teams of Minjee Lee-Jin Young Ko, Robyn Choi-Jaclyn Lee, Jasmine Suwannapura-Cydney Clanton and Amy Yang-Mirim Lee shot 67. "We chatted pretty much the whole way around," Lee said. "We usually don't get to get this opportunity to play with our friends too much, so I think that was the best part." The sister duo of Nelly and Jessica Korda topped the group at 68. "Start of the round, kind of just getting used to everything, the new format," Nelly Korda said. "Gave each other some good opportunities on the back and took advantage of a couple. Anything under par for alternate shot is good, so we're happy with that." Sisters Ariya and Moriya Jutanugarn shot 70, and Cristie Kerr and Lexi Thompson opened with a 71. Rookies Jennifer Kupcho and Maria Fassi also had a 71. They staged a memorable duel that Kupcho won at the Augusta National Women's Amateur. "Alternate shot's always really hard. We knew that coming in and we didn't really know how it was going to go because we didn't try it," Kupcho said. "It went better than what I thought it was going to go, so I was pretty happy." Suzann Pettersen, making her first tour start after a 20-month break for the birth of her first child, and European Solheim Cup captain Catriona Matthew had a 73. Pettersen will be a vice caption for the European team. "I just really enjoyed it," Pettersen said. "It was nice to play with Beany. Some good shots and some average shots and some that we just got out of the way. Overall, very happy to be back." https://compass.pressekompass.net/compasses/golfweek/which-rookie-will-be-the-next-pga-tour-w MORE: Big Baller Brand's demise looks imminent with sad clearance sale at a local gym LeBron James Boasts About '300 Mil Later' After Rich Paul Klutch Sale to UTA The top 100 players in the NFL today Why Kerryon Johnson is more receiver than pass catcher Baker Mayfield swings and misses with attempted rip of Giants fans


Strava Craft Coffee got an early start in the CBD market in 2016. Now, almost all the beans they roast are infused with CBD from hemp. President and CEO Andrew Amot now hopes to get a jump start on psilocybin mushrooms which were narrowly decriminalized by Denver voters earlier this year. "One-hundred percent. I believe psilocybin will follow the same path as cannabis did and it will be widely accepted and legal. And hopefully commercialized," Amot said. "Not prematurely but commercialized so there is trust and transparency and reliability in products on the market." Amot wants to offer a coffee that allows customers to microdose. The coffee would include a dose so small that users would not feel high. Instead, a daily dose, he said, could have a more long-term impact on one's mental health and well-being. There have not been extensive studies to prove this, but recent studies have shown that the drug has potential to treat people with mental health disorders. "If it's proven that psilocybin does not deliver value or that the risks are too high, it's not a product that we want to bring to market," Amot said, hoping for favorable studies. "I have been offered resources in order to help us begin exploring and I do intend to explore that personally. If I have a positive experience that will only encourage me to continue." When Denver decriminalized marijuana more than a decade ago many expressed concerns about a "slippery slope." Sure enough, Colorado went on to legalize recreational marijuana, becoming a guinea pig of sorts for the rest of the country. When the state capitol became the first in the nation to decriminalize psychedelic mushrooms those fears were renewed. "We see the same approach being taken with psilocybin mushrooms where they came in and they claim they were just trying to be compassionate to make this potential therapy available to people with mental health issues," said Peter Droege, a fellow of the Centennial Institute, a conservative thinktank. "What we see now is the real game. They want to make money off selling their product to people who are suffering from mental health." Droege acknowledged there have been studies that point to potential benefits of psilocybin and agreed that the drug should continue to be studied for use in clinical settings. Droege ran Step 13, a residential drug and alcohol addiction recovery program. He's worried about someone with mental health or addiction issues having easy access to these drugs. "Follow the money. When you hear something being proposed that makes no sense whatsoever you have to ask yourself, 'who stands to gain?' And in this case, it's evident," he said. SUGGESTED VIDEOS | Local stories from 9NEWS


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Ryan Bates is a Nittany Lion and with that comes a steep tradition of offensive play that has translated well to the NFL over the years. Bates faces an uphill battle to make the Eagles roster, so "taking advantage of every rep you get," has been his motto since signing with Philadelphia as an undrafted free agent. With the Eagles having spent five draft picks on offensive linemen over the past three drafts, Bates versatility will have to be an attribute that he can lean on when finding a niche on this team. The former Penn State offensive tackle has experience playing at tackle, left guard, right tackle and center while in Happy Valley, and he's hoping that versatility will help him earn a roster spot. "At this level, you have to play a lot faster than college," Bates said via Penn Live. "The first couple of weeks took a little transition to it. These last two weeks, I've started becoming more comfortable with the speed of the game and how fast I play and matching defenders speed. So it's just progression, getting better each day." Bates was a three-year starter for the Nittany Lions, starting 35 of his 37 career appearances along the offensive line.grew up an Eagles fan and is hopeful that learning from offensive line coach Jeff Stoutland, and All-Pros like Jason Peters, Lane Johnson, and center Jason Kelce can translate to a roster spot or a practice squad invitation. MORE: NBA Free Agency 2019: The top players LaVar Ball offers explanation for his inappropriate remark to ESPN's Molly Qerim Mickey Callaway and Jason Vargas In Clubhouse Confrontation With Newsday Reporter D'Angelo Russell open to Lakers return with Magic Johnson gone Report: Celtics interested in signing French center Vincent Poirier


Authorities on Monday suspended daily searches for a 69-year-old woman who disappeared earlier this month while hiking in above 100-degree weather in the Mojave Desert. Barbara Thomas was wearing only a bikini, hiking boots and a red baseball cap when she was last seen around 2:30 p.m. July 12. The Bullhead City, Arizona, woman and her husband, Robert, were hiking in the Mojave National Preserve about 20 miles north of Interstate 40 east of Kelbaker Road, according to San Bernardino County sheriff's officials. Barbara became separated from Robert without any supplies or a cellphone and hasn't been seen since. Although rescue crews have ceased daily searches, additional operations will be conducted when new information is learned in the investigation, authorities said. On Sunday, rescuers ended their daily search early because of "extreme temperatures," the Sheriff's Department said. No evidence of Barbara was located Sunday. Rescuers have been using off-road vehicles, K-9 and aerial units and hikers to comb through the desert area, with temperatures routinely in the triple digits. Barbara is about 5 feet, 9 inches tall, weighs around 130 pounds and has blonde hair and green eyes, according to the Sheriff's Department. She was last seen wearing a black bikini, red baseball cap and tan hiking boots with black socks. The investigation into her whereabouts is ongoing. Anyone with information can contact Detective Nicholas Clark at 909-387-3589. Anonymous tips may be submitted via 800-782-7463 or www.wetip.com . ___ (c)2019 KTLA-TV, Los Angeles Visit KTLA-TV, Los Angeles at www.ktla.com Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC.


Several Formula 1 drivers with prior experience of racing at Zandvoort believe racing in the Dutch Grand Prix is likely to be "processional", even though the track is "awesome to drive". While welcoming Zandvoort's return to the calendar, Renault's Daniel Ricciardo was among those unconvinced that the track's layout is currently conducive to modern grand prix racing. Ricciardo contested the F3 Masters race at Zandvoort in 2008 and 2009, and he has also driven a Red Bull F1 car there in demonstration runs. "Full honesty here, the track to drive on is pretty awesome," said the Renault driver. "It's high speed, it's old school, big balls. From a driving point of view, it's fine. But how fast it is and how narrow some places are, I don't think it would be that exciting for overtaking   just my initial feeling. "With the speeds we go now, following another car will be very difficult. That's my reservation with it. I think it'll be a very processional race, otherwise the track's cool. "I'm a bit torn. To drive on it'd be fun but to race - with the width of the cars now it's probably a bit like a street circuit through some places. It'll be tricky to make a really exciting race. "I only drove a demonstration [in an F1 car], but I raced there in F3, and it keeps your eyes open. Big balls." Nico Hulkenberg, who won the Masters event in 2008 and also competed at Zandvoort in A1 GP, shared his teammate's concerns about overtaking. "I loved Zandvoort in my junior times in F3, following BMW and A1," said the German. "Good memories of a cool track, a great location, and obviously Dutchies are always fired up and ready for a good party. "Scheivlak is one corner that was a corner where you had to be brave and ballsy, I'm sure that's going to be massively quick in F1, so it's going to be fun and interesting to see these cars there. "But even in F3 [overtaking] was almost an impossible task. The track layout was not the most inviting for overtaking and racing unfortunately." Toro Rosso's Daniil Kvyat has raced at Zandvoort in a variety of junior categories during his career - Formula BWM, Formula Renault and F3. But while the venue is among his favourites, he too admits passing other drivers will be a challenge. "That's what was the first thing I thought - overtaking there might be a problem, because [it has] a lot of awesome high-speed corners, but with modern cars it is obviously hard to follow," Kvyat said. "The track is awesome to drive, honestly. Like in F3 it was my favourite track, but yeah, that's the question mark about it." Mercedes driver Valtteri Bottas, who won the Masters event in both 2009 and 2010, said he would enjoy the challenge of a track that punishes mistakes. "It's a great circuit, an old school circuit that drivers love," said the Finn. "Making mistakes there in the high speed section can be very penalising, and we feel we are a bit more risking ourselves in that track, which is a nice feeling for a driver. "I look forward to it. Even in F3 races there was a lot of people, a lot of spectators, good atmosphere. I have good memories from there. It's going to be nice." Valtteri Bottas, Masters of F3 Photo by: Stella-Maria Thomas


Oriola Oluwaseyi, 32, makes her way through the busy streets of Ajegunle, a low-income community in Nigeria's commercial center, Lagos. The Nigerian mother of four is pushing through people and things in the streets to collect plastic waste bottles from retail stores. In the evening, Oluwaseyi will drop the bottles at Moritz International School where her 8-year old daughter, Rebecca attends primary school. The bottles will act as down payment for her daughter's tuition. As a petty trader earning a pittance from trading car engine oil at bustling Ajegunle market in Nigeria's economic capital, Lagos, Oluwaseyi does not earn enough to cover the annual 18,000 naira (around $50) school fees. "Whenever a new session is about to commence, sometimes we get worried when there is no money, coupled with the challenges of taking care of the home," Oluwaseyi told CNN. Bottles for school fees However, thanks to a recent partnership with Africa Cleanup Initiative (ACI) , an NGO with focus on sustainability, Oluwaseyi's daughter's school, Moritz International School, now accepts the plastic bottles, also known as PET bottles, in exchange for school fees. Through a program called Recyclers Pay, ACI collaborates with schools in low-income communities to allow parents who are unable to afford fees for their children to pay using plastic bottles they collect. Twice a month Oluwaseyi visits her daughter's school with bags full of sorted plastic bottle recyclables. The cost of tuition is determined by how many PET bottles she has collected; for every 200 kilograms of recyclable bottles, Oluwaseyi can earn up to ₦4,000 (about $11) off the term's tuition of ₦7500 (about $24). "My daughter's proprietor introduced me to this program last year, and I subscribed to the initiative because I knew it was something ... to relieve myself of the burden of spending money on the fees," she said. "The program has given me leverage to channel the funds I would have spent on school fees, to buying of school bag, new pair of sandals and books for her," she added. There are more than 450,000 megatons of plastic waste discarded in Lagos waters every year, according to reports in local media. Nigeria generates huge amounts of plastic waste, and according to 2017 Ocean Atlas report , Nigeria is ranked number 11 in the world for plastic pollution, posing health risks to citizens and causing environmental damage. Alexander Akhigbe, founder of ACI, says through the Recyclers Pay scheme he is providing solutions to Nigeria's environmental and climate issues. So far, ACI has run its projects in five schools in Lagos and has reached more than 1,000 school children, he says. "We are working on the deplorable state of the Nigerian environment and on the other hand improve education by using plastic bottles to substitute tuition fees so as to encourage parents to send their children to school and then save more money to fix other challenges at home," Akhigbe told CNN. Nigeria has been tagged the poverty capital of the world, with 87 million Nigerians, around half of the country's population, living on less than $1.90 per day. As a result, the country has an alarming rate of out of school children -- 10.5 million, the highest in the world, according to Unicef. Akhigbe, 42, says he hopes to help reduce this number while also encouraging proper disposal of plastic. 'A pro-poor strategy' Bottles collected from parents are sorted and compressed by Wecyclers , a social enterprise in Nigeria with a focus on waste collection. ACI partnered with them to ensure that all PET bottles are converted to reusable materials. "We ensure that we have recycling partners like Wecyclers in every location that we go to because of logistics. The way the model is designed, we come twice a month," Akhigbe, ACI founder said. "Wecyclers buys each kilogram of this waste from us. The cash reward is not based on the quantity or size of bags brought by every parent, but by the weight after measuring," he added. This initiative comes at a time where global attention is turning to climate change. And Leslie Adogame, executive director of SRADev Nigeria, a nonprofit think tank on environmental issues, describes the initiative as a 'pro-poor' strategy for plastic waste management. "It's much more of economic potential with a huge environmental advantage, to conscientise Nigerians that anything recyclable is good for the environment because it generates income," Adogame told CNN.


Crystal Palace have been told to up their offer of £8m if they hope to land Liverpool goalkeeper Simon Mignolet this summer. The Eagles are reportedly keen to bring the Belgian to Selhurst Park to provide further competition for current shot-stoppers Wayne Hennessey and Vicente Guaita, though they are yet to meet the Reds valuation of Mignolet. ESPN write that Liverpool goalkeeping coach John Achterberg is eager to keep the 31-year-old at Anfield, meaning Palace will likely have to pay over the odds to get their man. Mignolet was ousted from the starting lineup by manager Jurgen Klopp midway through the 2017/18 campaign, with the German opting to hand Loris Karius an opportunity between the sticks. However, after the latter endured similar struggles to his counterpart, Klopp changed his mind once more and purchased Alisson from Roma for a then-record fee for a goalkeeper of £67m. The ex- Borussia Dortmund boss is not satisfied with his goalkeeping options, though, and could sanction a move for Southampton's Alex McCarthy, which would in turn offer Mignolet a route out of Liverpool . The sum that would be required to prise him away from Anfield is not yet known, with the former Sunderland man currently on the Reds' senior players' committee. That means Palace will be paying for both his on-field abilities and leadership skills, which goes some way to explaining why Liverpool view their £8m offer as inadequate. As a result, this deal will almost certainly not happen before the Merseysiders bring in a replacement for Mignolet - or at least make significant progress in their pursuit of his successor. Nevertheless, his exit is a definite possibility after spending over a year as an understudy, having once been first-choice.


Upon the Jacksonville Jaguars drafting Josh Allen, one of the things draft pundits raved about was the versatility he offered at both the defensive end and linebacker positions. However, according to Jags defensive coordinator Todd Wash, the young Southeastern Conference standout was drafted to play in the trenches. Watch LIVE as defensive coordinator Todd Wash addresses the media for the first time during OTA's. https://t.co/db5pevipbQ - #DUUUVAL (@Jaguars) May 30, 2019 "No, Josh Allen was drafted to be a defensive end," Wash told John Reid of the Florida Times-Union when asked if the rookie could play at strong-side linebacker. As a player who was able to accumulate 17 sacks during his senior campaign at Kentucky, Wash told the media that he'd much rather let the rookie chase the quarterback because ultimately it's what he does best. Wash also added that Allen has done a very good job from a learning perspective, despite being sidelined with a knee bruise for most of organized team activities. "[He's] very detailed," Wash said Thursday. "He wants to know everything. He's got a good base knowledge, especially towards some of the stuff we ask him to do as a defensive end, which is an outside linebacker in some of the things we do. So he has a real good base knowledge of that. I think he's going to learn how to play with his hand in the ground. We seen an adjustment early on, then there obviously is the tweak [injury] he's got going. I think the work ethic and the desire are there, and that's what you got to have to be successful in this league." There were some fans hoping that the Jags would allow Allen to play strong-side linebacker on early downs, and move to defensive end on third-downs after hearing Tom Coughlin rave about his versatility , but Wash evidently believes he can be the most effective as a third-down pass rush specialist. However, later down the road, one would think they'd want him on the field more than on a limited basis, because after all, he was a first-round selection. Allen has been working out on the side field since Day 2 of OTAs as the knee contusion he sustained occurred on Day 1. The Jags might just continue to play it safe with him and hold him out for their remaining five OTA sessions as he was once again spotted on the side field working with cornerback A.J. Bouye and linebacker Jake Ryan Thursday afternoon. Fans probably won't complain about that, however, because that will allow him to come into the public practices 100 percent. MORE: Five potential Chris Paul trade destinations This 'Jeopardy' contestant failing to beat James Holzhauer to buzzer sums up his epic run Seahawks Sue Former Second-Round Pick Malik McDowell Over Signing Bonus Geronimo Allison looks like favorite to be Packers slot WR Giants already using Ryan Connelly tape to teach proper technique


Broncos outside linebacker Von Miller worked for NBC as a lifestyle correspondent at the Kentucky Derby earlier this month. The event wasn't all work and no play, though, as Miller placed a bet on Maximum Security to win the race. Maximum Security ended up winning the race but Miller didn't get to collect any winnings because the horse was disqualified. "I had money on that horse, so I was . . . I was at the ticket box like, 'Yeah! Yeah!'" Miller said after practice Monday. "Then I was like, 'What?' I would've liked for it to have went the other way, but I guess that's horse racing. I saw the replay and he kind of did veer off and it really caused a chain reaction through everybody else. "There was another horse that was coming hot. He probably would have won the race, but the chain reaction kind of slowed all of the horses down. I'm not a horse expert. I just had a little bit of time at the Kentucky Derby, but I definitely see why it was a problem." Miller kept the ticket he received for the bet - and he acquired another one, too. "I still got it," Miller said. "[Titans] Coach [Mike] Vrabel was there. He had the same amount of money on the same horse that I did. He threw his ticket down. I was like, 'Hey, we might be able to . . .' I picked his ticket up too and I have both of the tickets saved. They said that we can get a refund for those tickets, so I got plus two on that." Miller's remark about potentially cashing in Vrabel's refund ticket was likely made in jest because he wouldn't be able to prove he purchased that ticket. And there's only one online wagering service that has offered refunds and those are only good for bets worth up to $10. It's probably safe to assume that Miller and Vrabel bet much more than $10. So the Denver linebacker and Tennessee coach probably won't be getting their money back. MORE: NBA Free Agency 2019: The top players This video from behind the bench might be the best view of Kawhi Leonard's buzzer-beater Report: Chicago Bulls could offer top-6 pick for Lonzo Ball in trade Giants' Daniel Jones opens voluntary workouts as QB3 Roundup: Bill Nye's Comments; Seinfeld Finales Ranked; The Office's Streaming Future


Video by CBS Dallas Jul. 3--ARLINGTON, Texas -- The relentless nature and daily grind of a 162-game baseball season leave little time or space for grieving, so the Angels resumed play after Monday's shocking death of pitcher Tyler Skaggs with a 9-4 victory over the Texas Rangers on Tuesday night, a 4-hour 12-minute break from the mourning process that was supposed to offer them a sliver of normalcy. It was anything but. Mike Trout could barely concentrate during his first at-bat at Globe Life Park because "all I was thinking about was Tyler," the star center fielder said. "It was just a different feeling, you know, just in shock." As Kole Calhoun crossed the plate on his two-run homer in the eighth inning, he clapped his hands violently, pointed his index fingers to the sky, hugged Andrelton Simmons and shared an emotional embrace with Trout in the dugout. BOX SCORE: ANGELS 9, RANGERS 4 "When I got to the plate, it just felt right to pay some respects to him," Calhoun said of Skaggs. "We know we've got an Angel watching over us now." When closer Hansel Robles got the final out and a three-game losing streak had ended, Angels manager Brad Ausmus and the entire coaching staff lined up in front of the team's dugout and hugged each player as they walked off the field. "That wasn't planned," Ausmus said. "It just felt right." An eerie quiet hung over the stadium for much of Tuesday evening, players from the Rangers choosing to scrap their normal walk-up music so players and fans could hold individual moments of silence for Skaggs, the 27-year-old left-hander who was found dead in his Southlake, Texas, hotel room Monday. Afterward, more than a dozen Angels players filed into an interview room, stood behind their manager as he addressed the media and then opened the spigot on their emotions after a devastating, gut-wrenching day and a half. "I can't explain it, man," Trout said, fighting back tears. "We lost a teammate, a friend, a brother. It was tough playing out there today -- it's been a tough 24 hours -- but we're getting through it. "Skaggsy wouldn't want us to take another day off. The energy he brought to a clubhouse ... every time you saw him, he's just picking you up. It's going to be tough these next couple of days, the rest of the season, the rest of our life, you know? You lose your friend. We were close, all these guys in here." The decision to play Tuesday night after Monday night's game was postponed seemed natural. "One, it was what Tyler would want," Angels general manager Billy Eppler said. "Also, it's a time to allow them to get back into a routine. A lot of problems go away when the first pitch is thrown until the last pitch is thrown." The Southlake Police Department said "no foul play" is suspected in Skaggs' death and that "suicide is not suspected." An autopsy was scheduled for Tuesday, a spokeswoman for the Tarrant County Medical Examiner in Fort Worth said, but results are not expected until early October. Players huddled in the news conference room 2 1/2 hours before first pitch Tuesday, arms draped over shoulders, hoodies covering several heads and tears filling eyes as Eppler, Ausmus, owner Arte Moreno and team president John Carpino addressed the media, flanked by two of Skaggs' No. 45 jerseys. "The first day back, whether it was [Tuesday or Wednesday], was going to be one of the toughest, other than [Monday]," Ausmus said. "So I think Billy hit the nail on the head in a sense that the game itself can be a refuge for the players where they can turn their minds off and focus on baseball. I don't know that sitting in a hotel room would do them any good." The Angels had black No. 45 patches sewn over the hearts of their jerseys. Pitcher Andrew Heaney, who was Skaggs' best friend on the team, and reliever Cam Bedrosian held Skaggs' jersey during a pregame ceremony and hung it in the back of the dugout during the game. "That was just kind of something unplanned," Heaney said. "His jersey was hanging in his locker, and we wanted to take him out here with us one more time. He meant so much to all of us. "He was definitely my best friend. There are probably about 100 other people out there who would say that he was their best friend too because he treated everybody like that." Tyler Skaggs patch to be worn on hearts of #Angels uniforms. pic.twitter.com/lwB36J6cza   Mike DiGiovanna (@MikeDiGiovanna) July 2, 2019 The Rangers' grounds crew painted a red No. 45 behind the mound. The Angels decided to go with 24 players for the game, choosing not to fill Skaggs' roster spot. A moment of silence was held before the game. Skaggs' wife, Carli -- the couple was married in December in Malibu and had no children -- and his mother, Debbie, as well several other family members were flown to Texas by Moreno and his wife, Carole, but did not attend the game. The game was sloppy, but the Rangers seemed more distracted than the Angels, committing four errors and issuing 11 walks. Jonathan Lucroy hit a two-run single in the fifth inning and capped a four-run rally with a sacrifice fly in the sixth. Justin Upton had an RBI single and Justin Bour had a two-run single in the sixth. Trevor Cahill (3-6) got the win in relief of starter Jose Suarez. Justin Anderson, Bedrosian and Robles each threw an inning of scoreless relief. "It felt like there was much more urgency to win," Ausmus said. "It's been a rough 24 hours, and we haven't had a lot to smile about, so a win would give us something. That's why I went to the [relievers] I went to, even though we had a five-run lead." The Angels decided to leave the Southlake hotel room they stayed in Sunday night and relocate to another hotel in the Dallas-Fort Worth area Monday night. Ausmus said the team held "a couple of meetings" on Monday and Tuesday to discuss when to resume playing and to reflect on Skaggs. "We lost a member of our family [Monday]," Eppler said. "Tyler Skaggs was a teammate, a brother, a friend, and, most important of all, he was a husband and a son. He was an exceptional young man with an entire life so full of promise yet to live. For some reason that is incomprehensible to all of us, he lives on now only in our minds and in our hearts. "Grief is personal to all of us. It doesn't have a timeline. It doesn't have a road map. What is more important is we'll all be here for each other as a team, as an organization and as a family." Monday's news and Tuesday's news conference had a familiar sting for Moreno and Carpino, who 10 years ago dealt with the shocking death of 22-year-old Angels pitcher Nick Adenhart, who was killed along with two friends by a drunk driver just three days into the 2009 season. "Man, it's like a punch in the heart," Moreno said. "These kids are like family, and for anyone who has children, the first thing you think is, 'How is somebody going to respond to losing a child?' You can't believe it. You keep thinking someone is there, and they're not. There's always a hole." ___ (c)2019 the Los Angeles Times Visit the Los Angeles Times at www.latimes.com Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC. Related Slideshow: Best of the 2019 MLB season (provided by imagn)


The first round of the NFL Draft these days is all about football… and fashion. While we already told you about Kyler Murray's pink pinstripe suit that was inspired by Leo DiCaprio's version of "The Great Gatsby," we now must share with you the most creative suit of the night which was worn by former Michigan linebacker Devin Bush, who was picked 10th overall by Pittsburgh Steelers. Because this thing had a lot of people confused. Some thought he might be injured and it was had a sling built into it. And others just didn't know what to think. Check this thing out: At first I thought I missed an injured draftee. Looked like a sling or shoulder immobilizer at first. I guess I am just not that fashion forward. #DevinBush pic.twitter.com/dfLxOePXOE - David J. Chao, MD (@ProFootballDoc) April 26, 2019 What is my man's Devin Bush wearing? #NFLDraft - Cole Wright (@ColeWrightNFL) April 26, 2019 Devin Bush must have been having a conversation with a low talker about a new age version of a Pirate Puffy Shirt before the draft. Only explanation. - Kayce Smith (@KayceSmith) April 26, 2019 I keep thinking Devin Bush is injured. Not a sling. That's his suit. - PeytonsHead (Retired) (@BigHeadBS) April 26, 2019 Devin Bush shops in the same place David Rose buys his sweaters… #SchittsCreek #NFLDraft pic.twitter.com/CzFUFf7Qfp - Eric Stangel (@EricStangel) April 26, 2019 DAFUH YOU WEARING #NFLDraft pic.twitter.com/BVAJXODNES - Jim Lokay (@Lokay) April 26, 2019 Devin Bush's draft suit is…something. The 90s really are back. pic.twitter.com/6z6BgxQ8lw - Tyler Thompson (@MrsTylerKSR) April 25, 2019 Devin Bush's suit is just missing a guitar. pic.twitter.com/SELRERg4MM - Jim (@TheSportsJim) April 26, 2019 I truly wish we all had as much confidence in anything as Devin Bush has in his outfit choice - Kristen Balboni (@KristenBalboni) April 26, 2019 somewhere, a 60 year old GM just saw this and asked: Is he injured? pic.twitter.com/40ZGTTRuIA - Mina Kimes (@minakimes) April 25, 2019 Devin Bush is dressed like he's stepping foot onto The Fifth Element set. #NFLDraft - Florida Man (@WWEBigE) April 26, 2019 Video by NFL MORE: Dwayne Haskins' reaction to the Giants drafting Daniel Jones spoke for everyone Why Nick Bosa's social media activity should matter more than it does Giants draft Daniel Jones and Twitter reacts as you might expect Why Steelers fans should be excited about the pick of Devin Bush Packers select Michigan DL Rashan Gary at No. 12 overall in 2019 NFL draft


Parents of young girls allegedly molested by Woodbury school bus aide Harvey Kneifl watched in court on Wednesday morning as he was sentenced to more than 20 years in prison for his crimes. Washington County District Court Judge Greg Galler's sentencing came one week after Kneifl, 72, of Woodbury, was sentenced to 30 years in prison for slashing his wife's throat. "This human is disgusting beyond words," one of the parents wrote in a victim-impact statement read in court by the Washington County Attorney's Office's Linda Wikoff. "He is not a man, he is a monster." Kneifl was convicted in March on three counts of criminal sexual conduct after a trial in the case. He was originally charged with groping 10 young girls over their clothes as they rode a South Washington County School District school bus; each victim was age 5 or younger. At the time of the alleged incidents, in January and February 2017, Kneifl was working as a bus aide on a route for pre-K and special-needs children. "My daughter's innocence and self-esteem was taken away from her at such a young age, and it will take a lifetime to get it back," the parent wrote in the statement read by Wikoff. "Since this horrific nightmare began, my daughter has had significant difficulties around older men   even the ones she loves so dearly, family or not." NO REMORSE, NO APOLOGY Assistant County Attorney Tom Wedes told Galler that Kneifl had "accepted no responsibility, shown no remorse and had offered no apology" for his actions. "He is a narcissistic, self-absorbed, predatory individual," he said. "He alleges that the detectives put the children up to this. … He has blamed everyone, but himself. We hope the healing won't take long, but it could take a lifetime." After the hearing, Wedes said he was happy that the case has been resolved, so the victims "can begin to heal." But, he added, "for what he did, there is never enough time." WIFE'S MURDER LENGTHENS SENTENCE Kneifl's attorney, Christopher Keyser, said Kneifl's 20-year sentence on Wednesday would have been significantly reduced had Kneifl not been pleaded guilty to second-degree murder and been sentenced last week in the killing of his wife, Julie A. Kneifl, also 72. Officers discovered Julie Kneifl's body on the morning of Jan. 31 when they went to the couple's apartment in the St. Therese of Woodbury senior housing complex to check on the whereabouts of Harvey Kneifl, who had failed to appear in court in on the criminal-sexual conduct charges. Officers found him in a shower, bleeding from a neck wound; two knives were on the floor close to him. If Kneifl had been sentenced chronologically, with his lack of criminal history, per sentencing guidelines, "he would be looking at presumptive probation on the first two counts and a 16-month sentence on the third count," Keyser said. "It's not unreasonable to think the court might have given (a departure) to him." In court last week, Kneifl's attorney in that case, Nathan Sosinski, said his client "thought he was going to prison" on the criminal-sexual conduct charges. "He was concerned about who was going to take care of her, and he was worried about her being a burden," Sosinski said. "That was what was in his head." Said Keyser: "It just makes the whole case very sad, especially knowing that probation was within our reach. It was right there." KNEIFL REMAINS SILENT IN COURT The attorney said Kneifl maintains that he is not guilty of the three charges. When asked if he wanted to speak in court Wednesday, Kneifl, wearing handcuffs and a blue jail-issued shirt and pants, replied: "No thanks." In an interview after the hearing, Assistant Washington County Attorney Imran Ali said Kneifl was a "predator (who) targeted and tricked these young girls into thinking he was their friend." Kneifl "never took responsibility for his actions, nor did he apologize to these parents or children," he said. The sentence, which will be served concurrently with his second-degree murder sentence, "ensures justice for the victims and the defendant's incarceration protects the public from these unspeakable actions," Ali said. Related Articles Lakeland mayor doubles down on his position, says he will fill vacant council seat Oakdale hosts second round of info meetings on solar energy Authorities investigating body found in May Township Swedes, bikes and wedding barns: Scandia makes tourism pitch Lakeland council votes on plan to fill two vacant council seats Galler also fined Kneifl $12,000. He gave victims 60 days to submit restitution claims. Parents of the victims declined to be interviewed after the hearing. "Despite the heartbreak and devastation, I know my daughter, as well as the other young girls, will grow into the strongest women they can possibly be with the unconditional love and support they receive from their family and friends," a parent wrote in the statement read by Wikoff. "I am so thankful that this day has finally come so that we can all heal from this nightmare and go on with our lives."


Pittsburgh will continue to see unusual light rainfall over the next few days, according to drone-powered weather forecasting service Saildrone . Thursday should see the most rain, with a predicted accumulation of 0.51 inches. The next few days will also bring warm temperatures, expected to persist through Tuesday. Temperatures will reach a high of 88 degrees on Wednesday. Skies will partially clear on Monday, remaining partly cloudy through Tuesday. Winds will stay light in the course of the week, with merely a light breeze of 6 mph today. This story was created automatically using Saildrone's local weather forecast data, then reviewed by an editor. We also incorporate historic weather data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). Click here for more about what we're doing. Got thoughts? Go here to share your feedback.


The Raptors' pitch to Kawhi Leonard to remain with the organization is still being discussed but is near completion, general manager Bobby Webster told the Toronto Star's Doug Smith and other media members. "There's definitely more (things to be done)," Webster said. "As you can imagine, there are a ton of thoughts and ideas." Aside from the financial implications   the Raptors can offer their superstar a five-year deal worth nearly $190M, while other suitors can give him a four-year, $140.6M contract   the organization is expected to emphasize its championship pedigree, the medical staff that earned Leonard's trust and a chance to keep winning in familiar surroundings, Smith adds. We have more from around the Atlantic Division: The Nets have continued to clear cap room to sign two high-level free agents, and there's an expectation that this summer will be transformational for the Nets, according to Brian Lewis of The New York Post . Draft-night trades cleared $2M more in cap room, moving the team within $2M of landing some combination of Leonard, Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving . GM Sean Marks indicated that going after big fish in free agency is the next logical leap for the franchise. Al Horford would be a "no-brainer" free agent target for the Sixers if they don't re-sign both Tobias Harris and Jimmy Butler , per Keith Pompey of the Philadelphia Inquirer . Horford would be a natural fit at power forward alongside Joel Embiid and could play center in games that the oft-injured Embiid sits out, Pompey notes. Horford will decline his $30.1M player option with the Celtics and pursue a multiyear contract in free agency. There were mixed views on R.J. Barrett within the Knicks organization, but GM Scott Perry was determined to draft the Duke freshman with the No. 3 pick, according to Marc Berman of the New York Post . Barrett made a strong impression during a June 10 visit with the Knicks. "When we bring guys in, we allowed them to spend time with the front-office staff, coaching and medical staff. It became apparent he was going to be an excellent fit from a culture standpoint," Perry said. "He did nice things on the court when he worked with coaches. He reaffirmed what we had seen during the college season. … We were comfortable remaining in the draft position at 3." The Raptors had some discussions about moving into the late first round or early second round of the draft but weren't willing to give up future assets, per Blake Murphy of The Athletic.


With offseason training activities coming up for the Jacksonville Jaguars Tuesday, the team's public relations department has finalized their press conference schedule. According to the team's public relations manager, Tad Dickman, it will include a presser with coach Doug Marrone and defensive lineman Calais Campbell on the opening day. Offensive coordinator John DeFilippo and quarterback Nick Foles will take the podium Thursday, while Marrone will take the podium again on Friday before running backs coach Terry Roniskie and Leonard Fournette speak after practice. The @Jaguars begin OTAs next Tuesday (5/21). Press conference schedule: Tuesday: 10:15 am - Coach Marrone 12:45 pm - @CalaisCampbell Thursday: 10:15 am - OC John DeFilippo 12:45 pm - @NickFoles Friday: 10:15 am - Coach Marrone 12:45 pm - RB Coach Terry Robiskie & @_fournette - Tad Dickman (@TDickman89) May 17, 2019 For those unfamiliar with Phase 3 of OTAs, basically it's the phase in which the offense and defense can practice against each other as 7-on-7, 9-on-7, and 11-on-11 drills will all be permitted. The Jags will have 10 total days of OTAs, which includes May 21, May 23-24, May 28, May 30-31, June 3-4, June 6-7. Some of the top storylines that will be worth watching includes the offense learning a new system under John DeFilippo, the new additions made to his unit in Foles, receiver Chris Conley and many others, and the battle for Telvin Smith's vacant weak-side linebacker spot. Of course, we'll have all the latest in team news here at the Jags Wire throughout the coming weeks and during the preseason. MORE: 2019 Preakness Stakes post positions and odds Teams are 'a great deal more wary' about signing Kyrie Irving Did the Raiders steal the best fullback in the 2019 NFL draft? NBA Free Agency 2019: The top players Don't expect Browns to use more than 2 LBs very often


A little sibling rivalry is not always a bad thing. Gigi Hadid ranked just above sister Bella on Forbes' highest-paid models of 2018, for instance. Sometimes, talent runs in the family , whether it's acting, singing, athletics, or entrepreneurial skills. But there can only be one richest sibling. All three Hemsworths are successful actors, but only Chris has been in multiple billion-dollar movies. Yes, Kylie Jenner is a billionaire now - but you can't discredit the hundreds of millions that her older siblings are reportedly worth. Using tools like Celebrity Net Worth , Forbes , and The Richest , we've ranked 12 sets of celebrity siblings based on their estimated net worths. Of course, it's impossible to know for sure how much these celebs are actually worth, but using clues about movie and TV salaries , brand endorsements, and Instagram ads , these are a rough estimate. A little sibling rivalry never hurt anybody, right? Liam, Chris, and Luke Hemsworth have all found success in Hollywood between "The Hunger Games," "Thor," and "Westworld." Luke is worth an estimated $3 million, according to Celebrity Net Worth , the least of the three brothers. Before his role as Ashley Stubbs on "Westworld," he was known to Australian audiences for his role in soap opera "Neighbours." Next up is youngest brother Liam, who, alongside wife Miley Cyrus, is worth a combined $186 million . According to The Richest , $26 million of that sum comes from Liam. It's possible a significant chunk of that came from Liam's role as Gale in "The Hunger Games" saga, which grossed over $1.4 billion . And the richest Hemsworth? None other than Thor himself, who Forbes reported earned $64.5 million in 2018 alone. Celebrity Net Worth and The Richest put his total net worth at $90 million, taking into account his roles in three "Thor" movies, four "Avengers" films," and other blockbusters like "Ghostbusters" and "Star Trek." Elizabeth Olsen has been in some of the highest-grossing movies of all time, but sisters Mary-Kate and Ashley's combined $400 million fortune is still bigger. The Richest estimates Elizabeth's net worth at $5 million. She's appeared in indie movies like "Liberal Arts," "Ingrid Goes West," and "Very Good Girls." The big bucks came from her role as Wanda Maximoff/Scarlet Witch in three of the four "Avengers" movies, plus a part in "Captain America: Civil War." But compared to her older twin sisters, Mary-Kate and Ashley, that's a drop in the bucket. Elle reported that their net worth is a combined $400 million , or a cool $200 million each. The two have been raking it in since their time on "Full House," on which they were making $80,000 per episode by the end of its run, according to The Washington Post. Owen and Luke Wilson have appeared in successful comedies like "The Royal Tenenbaums" together, but starred in many more movies without each other. The Wilson brothers have found success both together and apart. Luke has been in movies such as "Legally Blonde," "Old School," and "Anchorman." The Richest puts his net worth at $30 million, while Celebrity Net Worth put it at $50 million. Owen, however, has been in more high profile, high-grossing comedies like "Wedding Crashers," "Zoolander," and "Meet the Fockers," along with the "Night at the Museum" and "Cars" franchises. All those successes add up to an estimated $60 million net worth, according to The Richest , or a $70 million net worth, according to Celebrity Net Worth . Every member of the Kardashian-Jenner family is wealthy in their own right, but Kylie is the only billionaire of the bunch. Of the main KarJenner clan, Rob (not pictured) is at the bottom of the pack, with an estimated $10 million net worth . His fortune mainly comes from his appearances on "Keeping up with the Kardashians" and his now-canceled spin-off "Rob & Chyna," as well as his sock line Arthur George. Kylie , who is the richest of her siblings, is worth $1 billion, according to Forbes . Her fortune mainly comes from her makeup and skincare brand, Kylie Cosmetics . The rest of the siblings? After Kylie comes Kim ($350 million), Khloe ($40 million), Kourtney ($35 million), and Kendall ($30 million) . Nick, Joe, and Kevin Jonas of the Jonas Brothers have all experienced success outside of the band   and all three are worth around the same amount. Perhaps not surprisingly, all three Jonas Brothers are worth around the same amount. According to The Richest , Joe has a net worth of $18 million, while Celebrity Net Worth puts him at $25 million . Joe doesn't share the same affinity for sponsored content that his two brothers do, and he had to share the success of DNCE with the rest of the band. The Richest has Kevin at $20 million while Celebrity Net Worth puts him at $25 million along with Joe . Though he didn't pursue a solo music career, Kevin kept busy by starring on his own reality TV show, "Married to Jonas," founding a construction company called Jonas Werner Homes , and investing in a few different apps. That leaves younger brother Nick, who expertly got more than one brand to sponsor his bachelor party , appeared in one of the highest-grossing films of 2017 ("Jumanji: Welcome to he Jungle") , and had two successful solo albums. Both The Richest and Celebrity Net Worth have his worth at $25 million. Both Nicole and Sofia Richie have been in the spotlight since they were teens, but Nicole has dabbled in many ventures. Sofia is primarily a model, and a successful one at that. Celebrity Net Worth has her net worth at $3 million - not bad for a 20-year old. Nicole, on the other hand, has a few balls in the air. She was a reality star in "The Simple Life" and "Candidly Nicole," a legitimately funny actress in "Great News," and owns a successful fashion brand, House of Harlow 1960. The Richest and Celebrity Net Worth estimate her net worth at somewhere between $5 and $10 million. Both Serena and Venus Williams are tennis stars. The tennis legends have both found lucrative careers on and off the court. According to The Richest, Venus is worth a hefty $75 million . She's racked up more than $40 million in winnings throughout her career, according to Town & Country Magazine . Her younger sister has found even more financial success. Forbes reported she's worth $225 million in June 2019. Serena has made more than $88 million in winnings , the most of any female tennis player in history. Forbes also reported she's invested in 34 startups through her venture capital firm Serena Ventures. The Hough siblings both got their start on "Dancing with the Stars," but have since spun that into successful careers. The elder Hough sibling, Derek, has a smaller net worth than his sister, Julianne. The Richest and Celebrity Net Worth have Derek's net worth at $4 million, while Julianne's ranges from $7 to $10 million. Derek mainly sticks to dancing and has toured the country, while Julianne has diversified her portfolio a bit. She's acted in multiple movies including "Footloose" and "Safe Haven," and has released two albums. Both Maggie and Jake Gyllenhaal are successful actors, but Jake's been involved in a number of giant blockbusters like "The Day After Tomorrow." Both Gyllenhaals have a habit of picking interesting films to be in like "Donnie Darko," "Velvet Buzzsaw," and "Crazy Heart." However, neither of them shy away from giant superhero movies like "The Dark Knight" or "Spider-Man: Far From Home." Maggie's net worth is $15 million, according to The Richest and Celebrity Net Worth, compared to Jake's $65 million, according to The Richest and Celebrity Net Worth . Solange is worth $8 million   but compared to her sister Beyoncé's $400 million that almost feels small. Both Knowles sisters have enjoyed much success in their musical careers - but there's only one Queen Bey. Solange's net worth is somewhere between $5 and $8 million, according to The Richest and Celebrity Net Worth . Her fortune mainly comes from her music career, both her own singing and her work writing for other artists. She's also dabbled in acting. Beyoncé, on the other hand, has tried just about everything - to smashing success. Her music career? Iconic. Her acting career? Get ready for " The Lion King ." She reportedly even finagled a $60 million deal with Netflix for her Coachella special "Homecoming." Forbes reported that along with her husband Jay-Z , the couple is worth a combined $1.4 billion , with her bringing in $400 million of that fortune. Gigi and Bella Hadid were the first pair of siblings to appear on Forbes' ranking of highest-paid models. Both Hadids are supermodels in their own right, though Gigi has been working a bit longer than her younger sister Bella. The sisters both appeared on Forbes' list of highest-paid models of 2018. Bella raked in $8.5 million and tied for eighth with Joan Smalls. Gigi appeared just above her at seventh, making $9.5 million. Gigi is estimated to be worth somewhere between $13 and $29 million, according to The Richest and Celebrity Net Worth , and Bella is estimated to be worth between $12 and $25 million, according to The Richest and Celebrity Net Worth . Joan and John Cusack are both acting legends, but John's net worth is eight times as large as his sister's. According to The Richest, Joan's net worth is $6 million, while her brother's is a staggering $50 million. John has been in many successful movies over the years including "Say Anything ...," "The Thin Red Line," and "1408." Joan's filmography includes "Mars Needs Moms" and "Ice Princess." She's probably best known for her role as Jessie in the "Toy Story" franchise.


Ravens tight end Hayden Hurst has bulked up, and he's ready to put those extra pounds in motion. After being slowed by a Jones fracture in his foot training camp, he admitted he never felt like himself last season after missing the first four games. But with time to recover, he's eager to get back to work. "Kind of felt it all last year, was never really at 100 percent ," Hurst said during an interview with 105.7 The Fan in Baltimore. "Obviously, you kind of have the aches and pains of a screw being in my foot. But I'm good to go now, all healthy, don't feel it and feel 100 percent." The first-round pick had just 13 catches for 163 yards last year, but said he felt like he was "pushed around a little bit." That sparked the weight gain this offseason, as he hopes playing in the 260-pound range gives him a better chance to hold up. "I just feel strong. When I'm in and out of cuts and guys are on me at the top of my routes, I'm able to get separation better," he said. "Obviously I'm able to hold the point of attack better blocking and stuff, so that's going to be fun. I'm just excited. It's going to be a really good year." The Ravens are re-tooling the offense this year to cater to the strengths of quarterback Lamar Jackson , and having a reliable target such as Hurst (who caught 92 passes for 1,175 yards his final two seasons at South Carolina) should only help.


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