Red Bull Formula 1 technical chief Adrian Newey will make a one-off appearance in Japan's Super Taikyu series later this month. Newey will drive a Nissan GT-R GT3 in the upcoming Autopolis round on July 20-21, sharing the driving duties with Ryuji 'Dragon' Kumita and Joe Macari. The 60-year-old will be joined on the grid by his own son Harrison, who will be racing a Ferrari 488 GT3 for the sister Tairoku Racing with B-Max team. Newey Sr's Super Taikyu entry has been made possible by an expanded two-car effort from the B-Max team, which also fields Harrison in Super Formula. At present, Newey's deal only encompasses the Autopolis round, with B-Max expected to scale back to one car for the remainder of the season. Although Newey Sr is best known as an F1 designer, he has also made sporadic race experiences, most notably the Le Mans 24 Hours in 2007 at the wheel of a Ferrari F430 GT2. Newey also owns a whole fleet of grand prix cars, some of those designed by himself. Super Taikyu is a tin-top series that sits directly below Super GT in Japan's motorsport hierarchy and features everything from modified entry-level production cars to SRO-spec GT3 and GT4 machines. However, Super Taikyu races are generally longer than Super GT rounds ('Taikyu' is Japanese for endurance), with the flagship Fuji event running for 24 hours. There is also no tyre war, with Pirelli supplying all teams.


Tiger Woods battled through another tough round of golf at Pebble Beach in the U.S. Open on Friday before things got unsightly on the final two holes of the day. Woods shot a 1-over 72 and is even after 36 holes , 7 shots behind clubhouse leader Justin Rose. Woods' bogey on his 17th hole of the day (No. 8) was the first on his card after teeing off early alongside the Pacific Ocean at No. 10. That ended a streak of 29-straight bogey-free holes for Woods and heightened further the frustration of a day full of missed chances and unfulfilled opportunity. He found the bunker on his 18th hole of the round (No. 9) and then hit his second shot to the medium rough on the par-4, 526-yard hole. His approach was vintage but he whiffed a 6-foot, 10-inch par putt to card his second-straight bogey and fall over par on the day. Woods struggled with his irons throughout his round and backed away from any aggressiveness that would have cost him further. U.S. OPEN: TV info | Photos | Tee times | Scores Here is some of what Woods had to say after his round at Pebble Beach Friday. On being upset with his finish "Yeah, I am. Not a very good finish. Yeah, I'm a little hot right now. I just signed my card about a minute ago. So need a little time to cool down a little bit." On the greens playing quicker Friday "A little bit quicker. Still a little slow and bumpy. It's so important to be below the hole, because above the holes, they're a little tough to make." On the lost opportunities "I had a couple opportunities there. I missed a couple. But overall I kept leaving myself above the hole. And unlike yesterday, when I missed it I missed the correct spots below the hole, today I never had that many looks from below the hole. And the one I did have, I made at 11." On the course set-up "They moved a couple of the pins I think a little bit more difficult than they were yesterday for sure. And now with the - this marine layer lifting, the wind is going to start picking up. It's going to get a little quick this afternoon." On encouragement from being 6 shots off "Yeah, right now I'm still in the ball game. There's so many guys with a chance to win. We've got a long way to go, and, you know, we'll see how it shapes up for tomorrow. The golf course can be a little bit faster, a little bit more springy than it was today, and scores will continue to back up a little bit." On what is missing from his game "It's just a matter of leaving the ball in the right spots. And yesterday I did that; today I didn't. I was above the hole. And just wasn't as crisp as I needed to be to put the ball below the hole each and every shot. So I had puttable putts and I could take a lot of the bounciness out of it. Today I just couldn't do that." https://compass.pressekompass.net/compasses/golfweek/pick-sundays-winner-from-the-top-5-after MORE: This is how the Golden State Warriors head into the offseason NBA fans can't forget about the time Kevin Durant called Kawhi Leonard a 'system' player What Tim Duncan told LeBron James after Spurs beat Cavs in 2007 NBA Finals Lonzo Ball posts cryptic message on Instagram amid trade rumors 3 players Raiders could trade before start of 2019 season


Sung Hyun Park is projected to move back to Rolex world No. 1 with her victory Sunday at the Walmart NW Arkansas Championship. Park's two-putt birdie from 50 feet at the final hole broke a four-way tie to give the South Korean her seventh LPGA title, her second this season. Full-field scores from the Walmart NW Arkansas Championship With a 5-under 66, Park finished at 18 under, a shot ahead of Inbee Park (65), Danielle Kang (65) and Hyo Joo Kim (65). Park, 25, will ascend back to world No. 1 for the fourth time in her career. She will move up one spot, overtaking Jin Young Ko, whose run at the top spot will end after 12 weeks. Park held the top spot for one week late in 2017, for 10 consecutive weeks in the second half of last year and for five weeks this past spring.


A new gym has opened its doors in the neighborhood. Located at 1501 N. Tustin Ave., the fresh arrival is called EōS Fitness . EōS Fitness offers personal training, state-of-the-art fitness equipment and a variety of fitness classes in its modern facility. Memberships perks include a lap pool, a sauna and a cinema. With a four-star rating out of four reviews on Yelp so far, the new arrival has gotten a good response. Mike A., who was among the first Yelpers to review the new spot on May 11, wrote, "I joined last Wednesday. Taylor was great help showing me around. Went through all the plans with me, and answered all my questions. Intro price is a huge plus for such a nice gym." Yelper Billy P. added , "I was at the gym yesterday checking things out and was greeted by a guy name Isaiah. He was very enthusiastic and helpful, but, above all, very respectful for such a young individual." Head on over to check it out: EōS Fitness is open 24 hours a day. This story was created automatically using local business data, then reviewed and augmented by an editor. Click here for more about what we're doing. Got thoughts? Go here to share your feedback.


Editor's note: The opinions in this article are the author's, as published by our content partner, and do not necessarily represent the views of MSN or Microsoft. One thing you can say about the left, they do get high marks for message discipline. Some functionary in the propaganda department comes up with a talking point and immediately, the entire herd -- from senior Democrats in the United States Senate to weekend anchors on MSNBC and everyone in between -- all of them shamelessly repeat in verbatim, like it's an original thought. You've heard a lot of lines like that. One of them we've heard a lot recently is about Donald Trump and the law. The president, Democrats will tell you again and again, believes he is "above the law." Rep. Jerrod Nadler, D-N.Y. and House Judiciary chairman: We have a president who believes he is above the law. CLICK HERE TO READ MORE FROM TUCKER CARLSON. Sen. Bernie Sander, I-Vt., 2020 presidential candidate: The American people do not want a president who believes that he is above the law. Rep. Maxine Waters, D-Calif.: In the United States of America, no one is above the law. Joe Biden, 2020 presidential candidate: An American president who has no respect for the rule of law. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi: No one is above the law. Pete Buttigieg, South Bend, Ind, mayor and 2020 presidential candidate: What I will say is that no one ought to be above the law. Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., 2020 presidential candidate: No one is above the law, not even the president of the United States. CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE ENTIRE EPISODE. "No one is above the law," they thunder. Except, of course, the more than 20 million foreign nationals currently living in our country illegally, all under the care and the protection of the Democratic Party. They are, by definition, above the law. We can't punish them, Democrats tell us; that would be racist. Drug dealers, too. They are suddenly above the law as well, according to the left. So are people who defecate on sidewalks and people who spraypaint overpasses, and people who shoot up in subway stations and leave dirty needles in parks. All crimes are no longer allowed to be acknowledged as crimes. There are huge new classes of people who are literally above the law. And this category is growing, thanks to the activist left. On Tuesday night, in the State of Virginia, prosecutors backed by George Soros unseated incumbents in two large counties outside Washington, D.C. Both candidates have pledged to roll back criminal enforcement in a massive way. They will, among other things, abolish cash bail, stop enforcing drug laws, put more criminals back on the street. This kind of thing is happening all over the country and getting very little coverage. In Philadelphia, the murder rate is the highest it has been in a decade. Why is that? Well, a Soros-backed prosecutor called Larry Krasner stopped enforcing the law. Meanwhile, a left-wing DA in Dallas announced he will stop prosecuting people for most kinds of theft. In Dallas, thieves are now above the law. Beto O'Rourke approves of this trend. Not only should we legalize marijuana, Beto says, we ought to retroactively expunge the criminal records of everyone who broke the law while it existed. CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP. "We absolutely need criminal justice reform and an end to the war on drugs and an end of the prohibition on marijuana and an expungement of the arrest record of everyone caught for possession of marijuana," he said. How much would you bet that by next year, Beto will be telling us that drug dealers deserve reparations from the rest of us? Actually, we're not just guessing about that. Some on the left are already demanding reparations for drug dealers. Democrats are so eager to reorder our justice system that you might imagine that criminals are driving the agenda. And of course, that's part of the plan, too, literally. Bernie Sanders says it's time to let violent felons vote from prison. "When we talked about the right to vote, that right should exist to people who are currently in jail," Sanders has said. "That is a right we must protect because we know the history of this country. We know that women didn't have the right to vote. We know that African-Americans didn't have the right to vote." So unless murderers and rapists can elect politicians from behind bars, we're back to slavery. That's what Bernie is telling us. It's hard to know how to respond to an argument that stupid. It's a craven attempt to win votes, of course. But it's more than that, unfortunately. What you're watching from the left is really an attack on society itself. The basic bargain in any society is straightforward: People who follow the rules get rewarded, people who don't get punished. If you get rid of that standard, then everything inverts. Suddenly, power flows to the worst people in your society, the most ruthless and aggressive. Decent law-abiding people, meanwhile, are mocked. They're just suckers who can be exploited by everyone else. That's where we're heading, by the way and fast. It's pretty obvious when you look around. The threads are frayed. It's coming apart - hundreds of years of hard work and self-discipline designed to create what we used to call "civilization" before the term civilization was deemed racist. The people doing this to us won't have to live with the consequences of it. That's their guess. They are decadent morons who've never lived in a tough neighborhood. Unfortunately, they're now in charge of an entire political party. So we have no choice but to live under their rule. Adapted from Tucker Carlson's monologue on "Tucker Carlson Tonight" on June 12, 2019.


Either the White Sox have the absolute worst first-pitch throwers in all of MLB or they're simply playing a cruel joke on the team's cameraman. We say this because the team's camerman has once again been hit by a ceremonial first pitch. Guys...this is getting out of hand. pic.twitter.com/1gxdBQFD9F   White Sox Talk (@NBCSWhiteSox) June 15, 2019 This would be funny if it happened once   and in fact it was funny when it happened once   because the camerman was hit in a game at the end of May. Juuuuust a bit outside pic.twitter.com/tRHeMocpXr   White Sox Talk (@NBCSWhiteSox) May 29, 2019 And we all laughed. That is until he was also hit in a game Thursday. Our favorite @WhiteSox photographer is now ready for anything when it comes to ceremonial first pitches pic.twitter.com/vzuzg4qijw   White Sox Talk (@NBCSWhiteSox) June 14, 2019 Seriously Chicago, what did this guy do to you? Related slideshow: 2019 MLB season (provided by imagn)


The beauty of dividend stocks is the simplicity of getting paid just to own part of a business. Of course, investors can't just seek out the highest yields and hit the martini bar. The cash distributions made by any business should be supported by a strong balance sheet, healthy cash flow, and intelligent capital investments. While that set of criteria swipes most double-digit yields off the list of great dividend stocks, investors can still find solid businesses generously returning cash to shareholders in a retirement-friendly manner. We recently asked three contributors at The Motley Fool for their best income stocks for retirees. Here's why they chose WestRock (WRK) , ONEOK (OKE) , and TJX Companies (TJX) . Paper is the renewable solution to plastic pollution Maxx Chatsko (WestRock): Not only does WestRock pay a market-beating 5% dividend yield, but its shares are also trading at just 0.81 times book value. That means the stock would have to rise 23% to be fairly valued. The pulp and paper leader's shares sport a PEG ratio of 0.82 and trade at just 9 times future earnings to boot. Why are shares so depressed? Wall Street has remained cautious out of fears the trade war between the United States and China will weigh on the business, but that simply hasn't happened yet. While China has been a driving force behind record demand and prices in corrugated paper (read: cardboard) in recent years, so have domestic trends such as rising e-commerce sales (cardboard demand for shipping boxes has exploded) and an increased interest among consumer-facing companies to ditch plastic packaging for paper alternatives. Consider that the number of customers purchasing at least $1 million from both of the company's business segments, corrugated packaging and consumer packaging, has increased from 102 at the end of fiscal 2016 to 143 at the end of March 2019. Those customers represented $6 billion in sales in the last 12 months, or roughly one-third of total revenue. With states from New York to California banning plastic bags and straws, and companies like Starbucks and Walmart committing to the same, the trend is likely to continue -- and perhaps accelerate. Investors can capture that environmentally friendly trend with WestRock, as well as the company's multiyear strategy to boost annual EBITDA . By modernizing infrastructure and retooling factories to churn out the highest-margin and most in-demand products, the business expects to increase annual EBITDA by $150 million by the end of fiscal 2021. Given the company's healthy margins right now and its leadership position in the paper and packaging industry, retirees might find a lot to like in this low-risk dividend stock. The best of both worlds Matt DiLallo (ONEOK): Pipeline giant ONEOK checks all the boxes for retirees. For starters, the company pays a well-above-average dividend that currently yields 5.3%. And it backs that payout with a sound financial profile. Not only does it generate stable cash flow since long-term contracts supply about 85% of its earnings, but it also produces enough money to cover its current payout by a comfortable 1.4 times. On top of that, it has a conservative leverage ratio that's currently right in line with its targeted level. Because ONEOK is producing more cash than it needs to pay the dividend, and it has a strong balance sheet, the company has the financial flexibility to invest in growth projects. The midstream giant currently has about $6 billion of expansions under construction, including several large pipeline projects and associated processing plants. Those future additions have it on track to grow earnings by about 6% this year before accelerating to a more than 20% clip in 2020 . That high-octane earnings growth is enough to support ONEOK's plan to increase its dividend at a 9% to 11% annual rate through at least 2021. ONEOK's combination of dividend yield, financial strength, and visible growth makes it an ideal stock for retirees. It will supply them with a steadily rising income stream while offering low-risk upside potential . Changing merchandise, steady returns Demitri Kalogeropoulos (TJX Companies): Trends change quickly in the retailing world, but one fact stays the same: Consumers are always on the hunt for discounts. That simple idea explains why TJX has been so successful, and why it's just the type of business retirees should love having in their portfolio. The off-price giant, which owns Marshalls, T.J. Maxx, and HomeGoods, closed its 23rd consecutive year of sales growth in 2018. That positive momentum has carried through into early 2019 . Revenue gains beat management's predictions in the fiscal first quarter, marking a fourth straight beat. Comparable-store sales rose 5% to nearly match the holiday season's 6% spike. TJX isn't nearly done boosting its store footprint, either. CEO Ernie Herrman has told investors to expect the retailer's base to rise to over 6,000 locations in just its existing markets over time, up from 4,300 today. All of that success should support a growing dividend that will qualify the company as a Dividend Aristocrat (counting at least 25 consecutive annual payout raises) by 2020. Retirees don't have to wait for TJX to officially join that elite club, though, and can buy shares of this highly successful business today. Maxx Chatsko has no position in any of the stocks mentioned. The Motley Fool recommends ONEOK, The TJX Companies, and WestRock. The Motley Fool has a disclosure policy . SPONSORED: 10 stocks we like better than WestRock When investing geniuses David and Tom Gardner have a stock tip, it can pay to listen. 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Heart disease is the No. 1 killer of all women, more than all forms of cancers combined in terms of deaths. It manifests itself in women differently than it does in men, which makes it one of the silent killers. In order to bring awareness to the disease that's killing more women than men today, an array of stars in red dresses and jumpers lined the runway this weekend for the American Heart Association (AHA) Go Red For Women Red Dress Collection 2015. Backstage in the Lincoln Center, to kick off Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week in New York City, more than 20 celebrities from singer and fashion model Ciara to TV personality and fashion designer Kristin Cavallari dressed in runway red. Fashion was used as American Heart Month's mouthpiece to bring education and awareness to women of demographics. Ciara walks the red runway in Lincoln Center. Photo courtesy of Steven Chencharik Kristen Cavallari poses backstage at the Lincoln Center. Photo courtesy of Steven Chencharik One of the celebrity models, Star Jones, took the runway with her Maltese to represent survivors. Jones, who has survived heart disease for five years, was able to elect and schedule her own open heart surgery as a preventive measure for her heart disease. As a black woman, Jones was also at a higher risk for heart disease. At first, she wanted to become a financial donor to the AHA, but eventually became so much more and brought crucial attention to the disease. "What we as women have to do is take control of our own health, demand answers, and be aware of what these symptoms can mean," Jones told Medical Daily. "Women by nature are nurturers. We take care of everybody around us. When you're getting on a plane you'll listen to the flight attendants give instructions, and the first thing they say 'in case of emergency, put your own oxygen mask on first before attempting to help others. And it reverberates in my mind at all times   if momma ain't healthy ain't nobody in the family is healthy. Getting your own health in order is of paramount importance." Star Jones holds up a heart for survivors. Photo courtesy of Steven Chencharik Star Jones and Cynthia Bailey get dressed backstage in the Lincoln Center. Photo courtesy of Steven Chencharik A right combination of genes, gender, and lifestyle choices can lead to a healthier heart and overall improvement in the quality and quantity of life. When it comes to heart disease, 80 percent is preventable, which means eight out of 10 people who get heart disease could have avoided reaching that point of unhealthy cardiovascular crisis. Eat Your Heart Out "I feel like not only am I supporting women but when people see me they think of food," Top Chef and co-host of The Chew , Carla Hall, told Medical Daily. "I think I'll be a reminder to be in control of your food and that is one way that we can be in control of this disease. High blood pressure, sodium, especially in the African-American community, and the fact that I am from Tennessee, where all of that southern food people eat is unhealthy. But I have always had to balance keeping my southern traditions and health." Carla Hall backstage getting ready for her dress. Photo courtesy of Steven Chencharik Carla Hall spins for her final turn down the runway. Photo courtesy of Steven Chencharik Hall is bringing awareness to an often overlooked factor in heart disease, and that's diet. By making good food choices, such as including a wide variety of fruits and vegetables, whole grains, salmon, tuna, skinless chicken and turkey, nuts, seeds, and vegetable oils, you will be giving your body the best fighting chance it has against the disease, according to the AHA . Limit sugar, saturated fats, and trans fats in your diet, while minimizing sodium intake and moderating alcohol, and maintaining at least 30 minutes of exercise a day. "My grandmother died of a heart attack. She was always taking care of other people," Hall said. "When we're sick we say, 'I can keep going, I can keep going because I have to take care, I have to nurture, I have to do something for someone else.' And I think that's also a huge factor." Furthering the theme of food health and wellness, the AHA handed out booklets containing 200 light and easy "Healthy Recipes for Your Heart" to the attending guests. A southern favorite repurposed into healthy goodness is the Spicy Over-Fried Chicken, which takes 30 minutes in the oven and costs you 195 calories per serving. For winter months, turn to the Vegetarian Two-Bean Chili, which takes 20 minutes to cook and weighs in at 291 calories per sodium. All of the recipes are low sodium and filling for men and women. Every day since 2004, more than 275 women's lives have been saved by Go Red For Women movement. The success of speaking out about heart health and the gender and ethnic disparities has shown brightly with each step beneath the flashing lights of the runway.


If you were to make a list of all the things that made you stressed at work, you'd probably need an entire notebook. With catty co-workers, difficult bosses , and long hours, work is a huge source of anxiety for Americans. But, based on new research from search platform Comparably , there is one work stressor that prevails above the rest, and it's probably not what you think. Comparably polled nearly 21,000 Americans of all ages, professions, educational backgrounds, ethnicities, and experience levels at small, mid-size, and large companies. They asked the participants six questions about their job anxieties , and found that having unclear goals was what the majority of people listed as their main source of stress at work. A staggering 41 percent of Americans cited unclear goals as the main reason they're stressed at work , according to the Comparably poll. Meanwhile, 16 percent of workers get anxious over their commute or bad boss (a tie for the second biggest work stressor). And in third place, 13 percent of participants said long hours are their top source of anxiety. When the results of the survey were split by gender, having unclear goals was still the top cause of stress. However, men seemed to be slightly more anxious about a lack of clarity (43 percent) than women (37 percent). Comparably also asked participants about their biggest work concerns . Almost half of all respondents said they fear that their job will become tedious and stagnant, even more so than they fear getting passed up for a promotion, having an emotional breakdown , or upsetting their boss. This concern is most prevalent among executives, where 62 percent of respondents listed it as their top concern. Now that there's statistical proof that you're hardly the only one feeling stressed at work , what can you do to help yourself? Of course, finding a healthy work-life balance is always a good place to start. And when you feel like you're about to explode at your desk, you can also try these 10 Workplace Stress-Busters . Related video: Younger generations are less satisfied with their work-life balance (provided by Buzz60)


The Saints and Michael Thomas seem to be making some progress on contract talks, as Jeff Duncan of The Times-Picayune tweets. Latest intel on Michael Thomas contract talks, per sources: •Sides are roughly $4M apart in Average Per Year. • Thomas' camp has come down to $22M asking price. • Saints in $18M APY neigborhood. • Thomas is currently in Europe so again nothing is imminent.   Jeff Duncan (@JeffDuncan_) June 21, 2019 Thomas' camp has lowered its asking price to $22M/year, though they remain about $4M apart in terms of average annual value. Nothing is imminent, as Thomas is currently on vacation in Europe. Already, the Saints are willing to go to $18M/year, which would match Odell Beckham Jr.'s average annual value. If the two sides meet in the middle and split the difference, Thomas will be the league's highest-paid wide receiver in terms of new money AAV, though a forthcoming extension for Julio Jones could knock him down a notch. Thomas, who leads the league in receptions (321) over the past three seasons and ranks fifth in yards (3,787) since the start of the 2016 season, is likely looking to be the NFL's highest-paid receiver in every major contract category, which would include AAV, total value, total guarantees and full guarantees. It's a safe bet that he'll check most of those boxes after notching a league-leading 125 catches, a career-high 1,405 yards and a career-high matching nine touchdowns. Thomas' effort landed him a First-Team All-Pro nod in 2018 and at the age of 26, he's just getting warmed up. Related slideshow: 2019 NFL draft: The top picks (Provided by imagn)


DUBLIN, Ohio   For 10 minutes, Matt Kuchar pled his case. He reviewed video of his drive landing in the 17th fairway, he reviewed the rule, he even asked for a second opinion, but the ruling remained unchanged. Play it as it lies. Kuchar's drive had bounced into the fairway and rolled forward into an old pitch mark. Under the Rules of Golf, Kuchar would have been allowed to remove his ball from the pitch mark if it had been made by his shot, but not if it rolled into a preexisting pitch mark. Full-field tee scores from the Memorial Tournament Memorial Tournament: Articles, photos and videos "When I actually saw the video of it, maybe there's potential here that it broke new ground, and I called over the rules official," said Kuchar following his opening 73 at the Memorial. "Not sure exactly of the embedded-ball rule, as far as if a ball breaks new ground and in someone else's pitch mark, is that a new embedded ball." Following the lengthy discussion with the rules officials, Kuchar hit a 7-iron over the green but chipped to 9 feet and converted the par attempt. "I'm certainly satisfied with making a [par] there. I like to think things work out the way they're supposed to," he said. "Making 4 there is all I can ask for." This is the second time this year that Kuchar has been involved in an awkward ruling . At the WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play in March he won a hole when his opponent Sergio Garcia picked up his golf ball believing Kuchar had conceded the hole.


Police say a woman suspected of drunken driving was driving 91 mph on Interstate 75 while towing two horses in a trailer in northern Michigan. State police say the horses were turned over to Otsego County animal control Thursday night until another driver could pick them up. Inside the pickup truck, troopers found two open beer cans. The 38-year-old driver from Wayne in Wayne County was taken to the county jail. Also read: Michigan horse rescue keeps racehorses from the slaughterhouse Authorities: 6 children injured when car hits Amish buggy This article originally appeared on Detroit Free Press: Police: Michigan woman drunk, speeding on I-75 while towing horses


Sometimes, playing so many games can take a toll on your body. All of the wear and tear of playing high-level basketball into June for five-straight seasons can be too much for the body to handle. Read More: Klay Thompson diagnosed with a torn ACL after Game 6 loss Continuing to look back at the 2018-19 Golden State Warriors' season, we review Klay Thompson: 2018-19 season averages 21.5 points 3.8 rebounds 2.4 assists 46.7 percent overall 40.2 percent from deep Thompson was named an All-Star for a fifth-straight season and for good reason. His catch-and-shoot ability helped the Warriors to the top of the Western Conference for another season and who could forget his ridiculous 52-point game against the Chicago Bulls in October? Thompson was on fire, drilling 14 three-pointers to help Golden State to an easy win. In the playoffs, Thompson averaged 20.7 points and shot 44.3 percent from deep in helping the Warriors reach the Finals for a fifth-straight season. But that's when his body betrayed him. Thompson, who hadn't missed a playoff game during his tenure in Golden State, suffered a hamstring injury in Game 2 of the NBA Finals in Toronto. He had to miss Game 3. In Game 6, he suffered a torn ACL that ended his, and the Warriors', title run, which also ended his 2019-20 season before it even began. Overall, it was another fine season for the Warriors' sharpshooter, but it ended in a devastating way. Now, fans will have to wait a little before seeing his long-range mastery again. MORE: NBA Free Agency 2019: The top players Pelicans coach gets last laugh over Anthony Davis' 'That's All Folks' shirt With all eyes on Browns' receiving group, Nick Chubb brings necessary balance Report: Celtics interested in signing French center Vincent Poirier Meet Sean McVay's New Finance Veronika Khomyn


Here's what you need to know about what's happening in San Antonio. Teen accused of feeding a neighbor's cat to a pack of dogs Some pet owners in San Antonio are on edge after investigators say their neighbor's cat was fed to a pack of dogs. At least three cats have been found dead in their neighborhood this week. A teenage boy is suspected in the death of at least one of the neighborhood cats. Read the full story on FOX26 . Missing 5-year-old boy found safe in San Antonio Chysander Helio Rosas has been located and is safe. Read the full story on KHOU 11 News . Restaurant apologizes for asking San Antonio officer to leave because of gun The San Antonio Police Officers' Association is hoping a restaurant's mistake will educate the community and establishments within the community about the law in place for officers carrying weapons on certain premises. Read the full story on Graham Media: KSAT 12 . Jerry Jones alludes to possibility of Cowboys returning to San Antonio for camp in the future The longtime NFL team owner took some time to meet with KENS 5 Sunday in Oxnard, California to discuss the state of his squad. Read the full story on KENS5 . New campaign promotes trail safety in San Antonio as network looks to grow even larger The linear system now includes nearly 70 miles of trails. Read the full story on KENS5 . This story was created automatically using data about news stories on social media from CrowdTangle , then reviewed by an editor. Click here for more about what we're doing. Got thoughts? Go here to share your feedback.


Kristina Michelle Archer-Burton, 33, of York, faces several charges, including DUI and endangering the welfare of children, police say. Bradmele Brad Mele, arrested for DUI and careless driving. Patrickwalker2 Patrick Walker, arrested for DUI, tampering with evidence, false identification to law enforcement, theft and possession with intent to deliver. Mauricebrown Maurice Brown, arrested for attempted possession with intent to deliver, simple assault and harassment. Miguelvelez Miguel Velez, arrested for simple assault and harassment. Myeishaoneal Myeisha O'Neal, arrested for terroristic threats, simple assault and harassment. Asiamazac Asia Mazac, arrested for illegal possession of a controlled substance and use/possession of drug paraphernalia. Patricklacy Patrick Lacy, arrested for fleeing/attempting to elude law enforcement, DUI and reckless driving. Antoinejones Antoine Jones, arrested for receiving stolen property, illegal possession of a controlled substance, prohibited acts; penalties. Chirstophergibson Christopher Gibson, arrested for possession of a firearm prohibited, receiving stolen property, firearms not to be carried without a license and prohibited acts; penalties. Kristinaarcherburton Kristina Archer-Burton, arrested for DUI and endangering the welfare of children. Larapallen2 Larfa Pallen, arrested for DUI. Sethfornerette Seth Fornerette, arrested for terroristic threats and harassment. Danacooper Dana Devonne Cooper, arrested for harassment, disorderly conduct and public drunkenness. Brianwhitehouse2 Brian Whitehouse, arrested for forgery and theft. Richardmiller Richard Miller, arrested for DUI, driving vehicle at safe speed and duties at stop signs. Kevinolcese Kevin Olcese, arrested for disorderly conduct, public drunkenness and purchase or consumption of alcoholic beverages. Justinslesser Justin Slesser, arrested for possession of marijuana. Wendylazzara Wendy Lazzara, arrested for DUI. Debrakirsch Debra Kirsch, arrested for retail theft and receiving stolen property. Debrakirsch Debra Kirsch, arrested for retail theft and receiving stolen property. Josephflippo Joseph Flippo, arrested for false ID to law enforcement, disorderly conduct and public drunkenness. Ericsmith Eric Smith, arrested for retail theft, receiving stolen property, forgery, theft by deception and identity theft. Davidmcbride David McBride, arrested for DUI, possession of drug paraphernalia, possession of marijuana, driving under suspension and operation of vehicle without official certificate of inspection. Kimberlywertz Kimberly Wertz, arrested for DUI, driving under suspension, driving on roadways laned for traffic and restriction on alcoholic beverages. Matthewrizio Matthew Rizio, arrested for DUI, careless driving and prohibiting text-based communications. Shakeemkeener Shakeem Keener, arrested for theft and receiving stolen property. Heatherbaer Heather Baer, arrested for retail theft. Rosewitter Rose Witter, arrested for DUI and endangering the welfare of children. Tylerwhite Tyler White, use/possession of drug paraphernalia. Jeffreycarr Jeffrey Carr, arrested for trespassing. Maricellyburgos Maricelly Burgos, arrested for endangering the welfare of children, simple assault and recklessly endangering another person. Kennylandrauramos Kenny Landrau-Ramos, arrested for endangering the welfare of children. Roberthyljer Robert Hyle Jr., arrested for DUI and accidents involving damage to attended vehicles or property. Ericetheridge Eric Etheredge, arrested for DUI and restrictions on alcoholic beverages. Edwardmeere Edward Joseph Meere, arrested for retail theft. Tevinsmith Tevin Smith, arrested for attempted robbery, flight to avoid apprehension, possessing instruments of crime and disorderly conduct. Johnmcmaster John McMaster, arrested for intimidate witness/victim - withhold testimony Nigelsharp Nigel Sharp, arrested for theft, forgery and receiving stolen property. Briannakenney Brianna Kenney, arrested for terroristic threats and resisting arrest. Michaelhatcher Michael Hatcher, arrested for make repairs/sell offensive weapons, use/possession of drug paraphernalia and driving an unregistered vehice. Donaldenglehart2 Donald Englehart, arrested for theft, burglary, vandalism and criminal mischief. Diedrebreeland Diedre Breeland, arrested for resisting arrest, false identification to law enforcement and flight to avoid apprehension. Michaelbailey Michael Bailey, arrested for burglary, trespassing and harassment. Marthadavila Martha Davila, arrested for retail theft. Josephvieira Joseph Vieira, arrested for DUI, disorderly conduct and two traffic violations. Donaldvillellajr Donald Villella Jr., arrested for DUI. Roberttraettinojr Robert Traettino Jr., arrested for DUI. Cindysasenarine Cindy Sasenarine, arrested for retail theft. Victoriamedina Victoria Medina, arrested for retail theft. Travisgroupe Travis Groupe, arrested for DUI and driving with suspended license. Shauntaraangelo Shauntara Ann Angelo, arrested for DUI. Reneesmead Renee Smead, arrested for DUI, possession of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia. Michaeltoomey Michael Toomey, arrested for aggravated assault, terroristic threats, recklessly endangering another person and reckless driving. Shawnelliott Shawn Elliott, arrested for theft by deception. Kentwalker Kent Walker, arrested for possession with intent to deliver drugs, fleeing or attempting to elude police, use/possession of drug paraphernalia and careless driving. Angelveraslopez Angel Veras-Lopez, arrested for DUI and careless driving. Tylerevans Tyler Evans, arrested for flight to avid apprehension and possession of a small amount of marijuana. Elizabethdengler Elizabeth Dengler, arrested for hinder apprehension/prosecution. Rafaelcruzcruz Rafael Cruz-Cruz, arrested for burglary, possession of instrument of crime and criminal mischief. Johnvbrownjr John V. Brown Jr., arrested for simple assault, recklessly endangering another person, disorderly conduct, public drunkenness and criminal mischief. Jamiesevell Jamie Sevell, arrested for DUI and possession of drug paraphernalia. Dennisbechtel Dennis Bechtel, arrested for sexual abuse of children. Erbertleejackson Erbert Lee Jackson Jr., arrested for drug delivery resulting in death, manufacture, delivery or possession with intent to manufacture or deliver and involuntary manslaughter. Harleypiercejpg Harley Pierce, arrested for retail theft. Sergio Martinez Sergio Martinez, arrested for retail theft and conspiracy to commit retail theft. Christinalittle Christina Little, arrested for retail theft and conspiracy to commit retail theft. Donaldenglehart Donald Englehart, arrested for retail theft. Erinrohrbaugh Erin Rohrbaugh, arrested for retail theft. Justinlewis Justin Lewis, arrested for possession with intent to deliver drugs and escape. Johnsmithsr John Smith Sr., arrested for DUI. Deshantishaversfreeland Deshanti Shavers-Freeland, arrested for firearms not to be carried without a license, use/possession of drug paraphernalia and driving an unregistered vehicle. Giovanierabell Giovanie Rabell, arrested for DUI and following too closely. Jamesmiller James Miller, arrested for illegal possession of a controlled substance and use/possession of drug paraphernalia. Johnnyvidal Johnny Vidal, arrested for fleeing or attempting to elude, DUI and reckless driving. Shawnmowry Shawn Mowry, arrested for resisting arrest, disorderly conduct and trespassing. Charlesfoster Charles Foster, arrested for strangulation, simple assault and use/possession of drug paraphernalia. Michaelemig Michael Emig, arrested for illegal possession of a controlled substance, DUI and false identification to law enforcement. Chichan Chi Chan, arrested for DUI, accidents involving death or personal injury and harassment. Krishnabroadwater Krishna Broadwater, arrested for firearms not to be carried without a license and simple assault. Andrewarnold Jpf Andrew Arnold, arrested for possession with intent to deliver, illegal possession of a controlled substance and DUI. Ramonmalave Ramon Malave, arrested for possession of marijuana and use/possession of drug paraphernalia. Williewadeiii Willie Wade III, arrested for receiving stolen property, possession of marijuana and driving while license suspended/revoked. Troystrausbaugh2 Troy Strausbaugh, arrested for trespassing and public drunkenness. Gerrielpickel Gerriel Pickel, arrested for possession of marijuana and use/possession of drug paraphernalia. Georgelawless George Lawless, arrested for retail theft. Kristenfischer Kristen Fischer, arrested for illegal possession of a controlled substance, use/possession of drug paraphernalia and public drunkenness. Rickeycox Rickey Cox, arrested fro DUI and driving while license is suspended/revoked. Dalephillips Dale Phillips arrested for possession of a small amount of marijuana and use/possession of drug paraphernalia. Devinjones Devin Jones, arrested for terroristic threats and harassment. Jeremycerezo Jeremy Cerezo, arrested for robbery. Biancabanks Bianca Banks, arrested for aggravated assault, simple assault and harassment. Tonyhartlaub Tony Hartlaub, arrested for retail theft. Davidkraft David Kraft, arrested for felony drug delivery resulting in death, posession with Intent to deliver a controlled substance and criminal use of communication facility. Haroldbeatty Harold Beatty, arrested for indirect criminal contempt (protection from abuse order violation) Christopherjohnson Christopher Johnson, arrested for criminal homicide. Chrissamansberger Chrissa Mansberger, arrested for make repairs/sell etc. offensive weapons. Stephenjilesjr Stephen Jiles Jr., arrested for possession with intent to deliver. Diontayejackson Dion-Taye Jackson, arrested for aggravated assault. Britneybritton Britney Britton, arrested for illegal possession of a controlled substance and possession of a small amount of marijuana. Stefanbourne Stefan Bourne, arrested for receiving stolen property and possession of a firearm prohibited. Sherwaynebourne Sherwayne Bourne, arrested for receiving stolen property and possession of a firearm prohibited. Shawnbourne Shawn Bourne, arrested for receiving stolen property and possession with intent to deliver drugs. Dawantaylor Dawan Taylor, arrested for possession with intent to deliver drugs, DUI and use/possession of drug paraphernalia. Coreyheffren Corey Heffren, arrested for strangulation, simple assault, harassment and illegal possession of a controlled substance. Loganheffner Logan Burry-Heffner, arrested for possession of a small amount of marijuana, DUI and driving without a license. Charliegonzalez Charlie Gonzalez, arrested for simple assault and harassment. Victorciriacorosario Victor Ciriaco-Rosario, arrested for simple assault and harassment. Nnekabanks Nneka Banks, arrested on four warrants. Heatherhoskins Heather Hoskins, arrested for retail theft. Davidmontouth David Montouth, arrested for flight to avoid apprehension, resisting arrest, strangulation, simple assault and harassment. Evanwilliams Evan Williams, arrested for burglary and harassment. Donaldshoffner Donald Shoffner, arrested for DUI Daltonroye Dalton Roye, arrested for DUI and use/possession of drug paraphernalia. Paulrobertobneill Paul Robert O'Neill, arrested for trespassing, institutional vandalism and burglary. Paulbennett Paul Edward Bennett, arrested for aggravated assault, DUI, unauthorized use of motor vehicle and failing to notify law enforcement of crash. Johnbabner John Babner, arrested for verify address or photographed as required and fail to provide accurate registration information. Kiauntehutchinson Kiaunte Hutchinson, arrested for trespassing. Russellwyattjr Russell Wyatt Jr., arrested for criminal mischief, receiving stolen property and trespassing. Timothymorgan Timothy Morgan, arrested for escape, flight to avoid apprehension and criminal attempt - retail theft. Jamessmith James Smith, arrested for possession with intent to deliver drugs. Douglasshuman Douglas Shuman, arrested for conspiracy to commit theft and receiving stolen property. Angelinashorb Angelina Shorb, arrested for escape. Trentonjohnson Trenton Johnson, arrested for fleeing or attempting to elude officer, DUI and driving without a license. Joshuaader Joshua Ader, arrested for flight to avoid apprehension, use/possession of drug paraphernalia and illegal possession of a controlled substance. Jeremywelsh Jeremy Welsh, arrested for criminal trespass. Matthewmoffitt2 Matthew Moffitt, arrested for DUI, escape, obstruction of administration of justice and false imprisonment. Anrthonyboyd Anthony Boyd, arrested for DUI and accidents involving death or personal injury. Khalilbland Khalil Bland, arrested for simple assault. Markbechtel Mark Bechtel, arrested for illegal possession of a controlled substance, DUI and use/possession of drug paraphernalia. Kimsears Kim Rene Sears, arrested for retail theft. Scottkapp Scott Kapp, arrested for possession of drug paraphernalia. Adamgeesey Adam Geesey, arrested for theft from a motor vehicle, access device fraud, receiving stolen property, and possession of drug paraphernalia. Corykennedy Cory Kennedy, arrested forDUI, turning movements and required signals and driving on roadways laned for traffic. Janeeshajjackson Janeesha J. Jackson, arrested for DUI. Danieljones Daniel Jones, arrested for stalking-repeatedly communicating to cause fear and harassment by communication. Keithlindenmuth Keith Lindenmuth, arrested for DUI and driving under suspension. Laceywarner Lacey Warner, arrested for possession with intent to deliver drugs. Tanyagilbertjpg Tanya Gilbert, arrested for terroristic threats. Annehess Anne Hess, arrested for DUI and careless driving. Brinamckendree Brian McKendree, arrested for trespassing. Paulpietrusza Paul Pietrusza, arrested for involuntary deviate sexual intercourse with child and indecent assault of person less than 13 years of age. Deasiarhoades Deasia Kapri Rhoades, arrested for retail theft. Caroleast Carol East, arrested for retail theft. Eduardocomuladamercado Eduardo Comulada-Mercado, arrested for DUI, driving vehicle at safe speed, fail to signal, careless driving Derekholmes Derek Holmes, arrested for DUI, registration and certificate of title required. Kasifduval Kasif Duval, arrested for depositing of waste on highway, minimum speed requirements and tampering with evidence. Nathanieljohnson Nathaniel Johnson, arrested for possession of a small amount of marijuana. Dylanmorgan Dylan Morgan, arrested for DUI. Williambrode Ian Brode, arrested for DUI. Wesleystottlemyer Wesley Stottlemyer, arrested for DUI. Williampowles William Powles, arrested for trespassing. Williamzeller William Zeller, arrested for sexual abuse of children. Natalietaylor Natalie Taylor, arrested for burglary. Patriciatyson Patricia Tyson, arrested for simple assault and harassment. Christophersargent Christopher Sargent, arrested for simple assault. Christopherjoseph Christopher Joseph, arrested for DUI and careless driving. Williamgaugebryan William Gauge Bryan, arrested for criminal mischief. Johnschadle John Schadle, arrested for DUI. Codyrodgers Cody Rodgers, arrested for simple assault, use/possession of drug paraphernalia and harassment. Nikolaspribulsky Nikolas Pribulsky, arrested for DUI. Jesusmartineshernandez Jesus Martinez-Hernandez, arrested for tampering with public record/Information and false ID to a law enforcement officer. Aronhoffman Aron Hoffman, arrested for DUI. Donnellwicks Donnell Wicks, arrested for simple assault and harassment. Lawrenceswartz Lawrence Swartz, arrested for DUI. Jubiemcgee Jubie Lee McGee Jr., arrested for theft, DUI and reckless driving. Tyronefulcher Jog Tyrone Fulcher, arrested for flight to avoid apprehension and driving with a suspended/revoked license Melaniebarton Melanie Barton, arrested for theft, receiving stolen property and unauthorized use of a vehicle. Alexisgonzalezruiz Alexis Gonzalez-Ruiz, arrested for possession with intent to deliver drugs.


A Spanish couple accused of drugging and suffocating their 12-year-old adopted Chinese daughter reiterated their innocence on Friday on the last day of their trial, in a case that has drawn the attention of Beijing. Rosario Porto, a former lawyer, and her ex-husband, journalist Alfonso Basterra, are accused of murdering Asunta Yong Fang Basterra Porto, whom they adopted when she was a baby. The couple are accused of drugging Asunta with the sedative Orfidal periodically for three months and finally asphyxiating her in September 2013, when the child's body was found in a wood near northwestern city of Santiago de Compostela. Prosecutors on Thursday told the nine members of the jury that Porto, 46, suffocated Asunta on her own in a plan developed with her ex husband. Both accused declined their right to speak on the last day of their trial and denied the accusations against them through their lawyers. "Nothing to say," said Basterra, 51, in an extract of the hearing broadcast on television. Porto's lawyer, Jose Luis Gutierrez Aranguren, asked the jurors if the goal was to sedate and kill the girl "what sense does it have" to give Asunta sedatives three months earlier. Dressed all in black, Porto bowed her head and crossed her arms in front of her chest as her lawyer spoke. During the trial Porto told the court that she had been suffering from depression that year and had herself been taking the sedative Orfidal. Basterra's lawyer Belen Hospido said her client had bought boxes of Orfidal but he thought they were for his ex-wife. "He had no reason to think that Mrs. Porto was not taking those pills...he had no reason to think that something strange was going on," she told the court. At the time of the girl's death, the couple were separated but were raising their adopted daughter together. Public prosecutors have asked that both Porto and Basterra each get prison sentences of 18 years. The nine-member jury will begin deliberations on Monday. Over 100 witnesses and experts testified at the trial, which got underway at the end of September. The case shocked Spain and drew international attention when it came to light, prompting a statement of concern by the Chinese foreign ministry.


Rajesh De (pronounced Day) knows a thing or two about cybersecurity. Before becoming head of the cybersecurity and data privacy division at law firm Mayer Brown , he served as general counsel for the National Security Agency during the most notorious data breach in history: Edward Snowden's exposing of the agency's surveillance programs. "Back then, nobody knew about the NSA," he told the audience at the Cyber Security Thought Leadership Forum in New York City on Monday. "[The joke was] the acronym stood for No Such Agency." Even De's wife was puzzled by his decision to work for "the agency that sends astronauts into space." Having experienced a high-profile data breach firsthand, De imparted some wisdom to the crowd at the forum this week. He explained the top three mistakes that businesses make when responding to a cyber attack. 1 . Not recognizing cybersecurity is the responsibility of more than just the tech department. When thinking about the issue of cybersecurity, organizations must realize that it's more than a technical issue. "It's much bigger than that," De said. "It's a core business risk, and the consequences of thinking of it as such reaches everything." Placing security as a core value means that it impacts prioritization, budget concerns, time management and preparation -- both to prevent a breach and to have a response plan at the ready. 2. Share the right about of information at the right time. De drew directly from his experience at the NSA when explaining that knee-jerk reactions to share too much and too little information with the public are dangerous."Generally there's one faction that will want to be so transparent, to tell everybody in the world anything that is known at any given moment, whether it's definitive or not," he said. "Of course there's value in giving real-time education to customers, but there's no value in spitting out a lot of info that has to be walked back. That really confuses people more than it enlightens people." Going too far in the opposite direction, however, is also ill-advised. "Clearly, that approach runs a huge range of risks, whether they're reputational or otherwise," he said. Finding the right balance depends on a variety of factors -- the nature of the attack and how the facts develop, among other details -- but striking that middle ground is key. 3. Not having all of the relevant players in the loop ASAP. While deciding what to explain to the public at what time can be tough to figure out, giving the details to the necessary people on the inside early on is vital. "If you don't have a communications firm or a law firm built into your crisis response plan, and they have to catch up later, that really does a disservice to the organization," De said. Yet ripples from the Snowden hack at the NSA still loom large. On Tuesday, the Senate passed a controversial bill called the Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act (CISA). The bill encourages companies to share information about hackers and data breaches with both the government and other businesses in the private sector. Although critics say it infringes on customers' privacy while also failing to adequately prevent cyber attacks, supporters say the legislation is a positive step to protect data from cyber attacks in the future. The bill is expected to be sent to President Obama for his signature after it's been combined with two additional bills passed by the House of Representatives earlier this year that also concerned sharing information.


Apple (AAPL) received a vote of confidence on Wednesday when Evercore ISI analyst Amit Daryanani reaffirmed his outperform rating for the technology giant's shares. While investors should never rely solely on an analyst recommendation for their investment decisions, Daryanani does have an interesting point about why he thinks sentiment toward the stock is improving this year. Supporting Daryanani's bullishness on Apple stock is his take on the company's fast-growing services business. The lucrative segment's rapid growth and management's increasing focus on it are causing investors to reevaluate the way they think about Apple, the analyst argues. It's about services In a note on Wednesday (via Barron's ), Daryanani increased his 12-month price target for Apple stock from $215 to $217. This potential upside in share price appreciation, combined with Apple's 1.5% dividend yield, represents a possible 8% return from where shares are trading today. Notably, the return would come on top of a nearly 30% gain for Apple stock year to date. While Daryanani lists a number of factors that make the stock a buy, including a likely improvement in Apple's consolidated gross profit margin due to a decline in memory chip prices and increased Mac sales thanks to the launch of new versions of the computers, the analyst is particularly optimistic about Apple's services business. "We think AAPL remains a 'revaluation' story as the focus shifts from growing the install base to monetizing the install base," said Daryanani. In other words, investors are assigning greater value to the opportunity for Apple to grow its services business. It makes sense that investors have grown more optimistic about Apple stock as management has shed more light on its services segment, which includes revenue from services like Apple Music and iCloud and digital stores such as the App Store. When Apple reported its results from the first quarter of fiscal 2019 earlier this year, the company began reporting its services gross margin for the first time. The move likely prompted many investors to assign a greater value to the segment. With a gross margin of 63% at the time, investors learned that services boasted far better economics than Apple's hardware business (the company's products segment had a 34% gross margin during the same period). Not only was Apple's 63% gross margin for services higher than some analysts were expecting, but it's widening. Apple's fiscal second-quarter services gross margin was 64%, up from 63% in Q1 and from 62% in the year-ago period. A key catalyst Of course, services is more than Apple's most lucrative business segment. It's also the company's second-largest segment -- and it's growing at a torrid pace . In fiscal Q2, services accounted for 20% of revenue, up from 16% of revenue in the year-ago quarter. Revenue in the segment increased 16% year over year, helping offset some of the quarter's 9% decline in hardware revenue. To help support continued growth in the segment, Apple unveiled four new major services earlier this year, including Apple News+, Apple Card, Apple Arcade, and Apple TV+. If the segment can keep delivering strong growth and maintain its impressive profit margin, Apple could easily earn a price-to-earnings ratio of 20 or greater -- up from its P/E of 17.1 today -- as investors realize the value of a more sustainable and higher-margin business than the hardware sales that got Apple to where it is today. Daniel Sparks has no position in any of the stocks mentioned. The Motley Fool owns shares of and recommends Apple. The Motley Fool has the following options: long January 2020 $150 calls on Apple and short January 2020 $155 calls on Apple. The Motley Fool has a disclosure policy . SPONSORED: 10 stocks we like better than Apple When investing geniuses David and Tom Gardner have a stock tip, it can pay to listen. After all, the newsletter they have run for over a decade, Motley Fool Stock Advisor, has quadrupled the market. David and Tom just revealed what they believe are the 10 best stocks for investors to buy right now... and Apple wasn't one of them! That's right -- they think these 10 stocks are even better buys. See the 10 stocks


For a while, I've wanted to test a trick I'd heard about how to get rock-bottom fares on low-cost airlines. The method sounds counterintuitive and quaint in our digital age. The rumored trick is this: You can save money on low-cost carriers like Frontier, Spirit and Allegiant airlines by buying your ticket in person at the airport. Let me underscore: No using the internet. No booking by phone. You have to drive to the airport, park, walk to the ticket counter, stand in line and wait while a ticket agent books your flight the old-fashioned way. I admit it sounds ludicrous nowadays when everyone from your bank to the legacy airlines themselves charge you for dealing with an actual human being. But read this first: 11 things you need to know about flying discount airlines Spirit, Frontier and Allegiant Here's why buying in person is cheaper These low-cost carriers impose a fee called a Carrier Interface Charge , Electronic Carrier Usage Charge or Passenger Usage Charge on bookings made online or through the call center. It's usually hidden in the "taxes and fees" portion of your ticket. The amount of the charge depends on the airline and sometimes the flight. It can be as much as $20.99 each way . The U.S. Department of Transportation says that if a charge is called a fee, it must be for something optional . In this case, your "option" is to go to the airport rather than pay the fee. Allegiant, Frontier and Spirit did not respond to my inquiries about why they don't just include phone or online bookings in the fare. One possibility: Fares are subject to a 7.5% federal tax. By charging this optional fee, the airlines can keep ticket prices low and reduce the amount of tax they pay. The carriers hope you find it a hassle to buy at the airport. (Spoiler: It is.) However, a little legwork might be worth it to save up to $20 per person each way if you're trying to book flights for a entire family. The airlines' websites don't contain tons of information about how to buy at the airport. So, editors at The Arizona Republic , which is part of the USA TODAY Network, gave me the go-ahead to buy a couple of tickets between Phoenix and Las Vegas to check it out. Is it cheaper to buy at the airport? The short answer is yes. I tested Allegiant (at Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport) and Frontier (at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport) to get an idea of how it works at both airports. Here's what I learned. Buying Allegiant tickets at the airport When I entered Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport at noon on a Monday, it was busy. There were two lines. To the left, passengers were checking in for their flights. To the right, about 10 people without luggage were waiting for a counter to open up. The line on the right appeared at a standstill while the one on the left was moving quickly. So I joined the quickly moving line. Upon reaching the front, I asked to book a ticket. The agent pointed to the other line. I sheepishly walked over and hopped in the back of the line. As I waited with people ranging from families to retirees, I initially saw one staff member dedicated to helping ticket buyers. The other counters were for passengers checking in. But despite my worry that this would take a long time, as the line of people checking in emptied, the other agents started helping customers in the ticket line. Finally, it was my turn. I asked for a one-way Las Vegas-to-Phoenix flight that was $39 if purchased on Allegiant's website. The agent booked the ticket and looked at the new price. "That'll be $21," she laughed while shaking her head. She reserved a seat for me as well, saving me the seat-selection fee. (I don't know if this happens all the time. I think she was just being nice. Proof that you win more flies with honey than vinegar, so be nice.) The process took about 30 minutes, and I saved $18. More: These are the best   and worst   airlines in the U.S., according to new ranking Buying Frontier tickets at the airport Frontier Airlines' process is a little less straightforward. I learned through a fruitless trip to Sky Harbor Airport that Frontier's ticket counter there doesn't have dedicated open and closed times. It's only open two hours before a departing flight. So I looked up a flight and timed my next attempt to a flight departing at 8 p.m. that evening. By the time the ticket counter opened at 6 p.m., the line was already lengthy. I was one of the first people in line. When I got to the desk, the agent kindly asked me to wait while they checked in the passengers. About 10 minutes later, the line had thinned and another agent called me up to the front. He punched in my selected route, which cost $34 on Frontier's website. With tax, the price for a one-way ticket was $23.30   a savings of $10.70. As with Allegiant, the agent asked if I preferred an aisle or window seat. Though I didn't get to pick the exact seat, it did save me the seat-selection fee. Again, I wouldn't expect this as standard practice. Is buying at the airport worth it? When traveling, you pay with your time, your comfort or your money. Buying at the airport definitely costs you time, and it may be worth it to pay the online price to avoid that errand. Especially since the airlines don't make it easy. Allegiant offers ticket sales at every airport it serves but only twice a week for two hours. Check the schedule online before you go, just to be sure. For Frontier, the counters open two hours before a flight is scheduled to depart but reportedly close 45 minutes before departure. So you have to look up a flight to make sure you're there when the counter is staffed. When you get to the airport, be prepared to wait. The agents' priority is to check in the departing passengers. Finally, you have to drive to the airport and pay for parking, so take that into consideration. I don't know if I'd do this again for just myself. But if you're booking for a family or large group, you could save $40 a person on a round-trip ticket. If you're working to make a family vacation come true on a budget, this might be worth your time. Don't forget about baggage fees Remember that the low-cost airlines charge for both checked and carry-on bags. You typically can only bring one small personal item for free. Here are the rules: Allegiant: Your personal item cannot exceed 7 inches by 15 inches by 16 inches and must fit under the seat in front of you. Other bags cost $35 online in advance and $50 at the airport. Frontier: Your item cannot exceed 8 inches by 18 inches by 14 inches and must fit under the seat. Other bags cost $30-$50 depending on whether you buy the airline's baggage pricing bundle online in advance or if you wait until you get to the airport. Spirit: Your item cannot exceed 8 inches by 18 inches by 14 inches, or you'll pay $25-$65 depending on whether you do it online in advance or at the gate. Tips for buying plane tickets at the airport Know what dates and flights you want. Before you go to the airport, look on the airline's website. Decide what you want and have an alternate in mind just in case. I had my preferred flight pulled up on my phone and showed it to the agent. That seemed to help the agent find the flight faster. Bring all your information. You'll need your email address, your physical address and the names and birth dates of everyone for whom you are booking. Tip: Write the info down and show it to the agent to speed up the process. I saw a lot of time wasted as people dictated their information. Also, I don't like to shout personal data in a public place. (Destroy your notes after you book.) Include your Known Traveler number for PreCheck or Global Entry. This isn't as big of a deal at a smaller airport, but it can definitely save time at larger ones. Consolidate your airport trips. If you're already headed to the airport, whether to fly or to pick up a friend, book your future travel while you're there instead of making a separate trip. This article originally appeared on Arizona Republic: Here's how you can cut airfare for tickets on discount airlines Allegiant, Frontier, Spirit


Petronas Yamaha rider Fabio Quartararo set the new fastest-ever MotoGP lap of Jerez in the post-Spanish Grand Prix collective test. The rookie ended the day with a best effort of 1m36.379s, half a second quicker than the lap that had made him the youngest pole-sitter in MotoGP history on Saturday. Quartararo headed the timing screens for most of the day, thanks to a series of fast laps in the third hour that included a 1m37.101s, which allowed him to take the top spot away from teammate Franco Morbidelli. LCR Honda's Cal Crutchlow became the first rider to dip below 1m37s during the test early in the final hour of running, demoting Quartararo. But the Frenchman returned to the track afterwards and reclaimed the lap record with just under half an hour to go, following that up by going just 0.005s slower on his next lap. Quartararo ended the day with a four-tenths cushion over Crutchlow, who was another three tenths up on Morbidelli in third place. Morbidelli outpaced KTM's Pol Espargaro by just two hundredths of a second to snatch third in the final minutes of the test. Yamaha's Maverick Vinales and Suzuki's Joan Mir were also among those improving late on as they took fifth and sixth respectively, the former recording a field-high 94 laps. Spanish GP winner Marc Marquez led early on in the day, and was second to Quartararo at the conclusion of his 75-lap test programme, before ultimately being shuffled down to seventh place. He set his best time, a 1m37.260s, on the carbon-covered red-and-blue HRC-liveried bike that test rider Stefan Bradl rode during the Spanish GP weekend. Suzuki debuted a wide Ducati-style rear winglet on the GSX-RR of Mir's teammate Alex Rins, but the Austin race winner got little mileage with it as it broke off when he swiftly went off-track. Rins ended the day in eighth place, as the final rider within a second of Quartararo's blistering effort. Jorge Lorenzo was just two tenths down on teammate Marc Marquez in ninth, but crashed twice during the day. Takaaki Nakagami (LCR Honda), who along with Lorenzo fell off his bike with the chequered flag approaching, made up the too 10. Andrae Dovizioso headed three of his fellow Ducati riders in 11th, with the Italian manufacturer's contingent followed by the leading Aprilia of Aleix Espargaro in 15th. Espargaro's factory teammate Andrea Iannone, who sat out the race after injuring his left ankle in a crash on Saturday, was initially declared fit to test but pulled out due to pain after a single installation lap. Yamaha's Valentino Rossi concluded the test 17th, 1.677s off the pace and a place behind KTM rider Johann Zarco. Session results Pos. Rider Bike Time Gap Laps 1 Fabio Quartararo Yamaha 1:36.379 73 2 Cal Crutchlow Honda 1:36.797 0.418 78 3 Franco Morbidelli Yamaha 1:37.093 0.714 82 4 Pol Espargaro KTM 1:37.114 0.735 63 5 Maverick Vinales Yamaha 1:37.226 0.847 94 6 Joan Mir Suzuki 1:37.233 0.854 85 7 Marc Marquez Honda 1:37.260 0.881 75 8 Alex Rins Suzuki 1:37.275 0.896 69 9 Jorge Lorenzo Honda 1:37.466 1.087 93 10 Takaaki Nakagami Honda 1:37.468 1.089 63 11 Andrea Dovizioso Ducati 1:37.601 1.222 52 12 Francesco Bagnaia Ducati 1:37.698 1.319 60 13 Jack Miller Ducati 1:37.701 1.322 85 14 Danilo Petrucci Ducati 1:37.720 1.341 61 15 Aleix Espargaro Aprilia 1:37.758 1.379 80 16 Johann Zarco KTM 1:37.895 1.516 71 17 Valentino Rossi Yamaha 1:38.056 1.677 74 18 Tito Rabat Ducati 1:38.061 1.682 79 19 Karel Abraham Ducati 1:38.075 1.696 67 20 Bradley Smith Aprilia 1:38.077 1.698 82 21 Miguel Oliveira KTM 1:38.649 2.270 77 22 Hafizh Syahrin KTM 1:39.053 2.674 57 23 Sylvain Guintoli Suzuki 1:39.637 3.258 79


The pacifier just went digital: Parents are passing off tablets to kids as young as 6 months old and using the gadgets to put children to bed, keep them calm, and entertain them, finds a new study from the Einstein Healthcare Network. Doctors found about half of the kids in the study under 1 year old had watched TV on a mobile device. In addition, 36 percent had spent time scrolling down a screen, 15 percent used applications, and 12 percent played games. Guilty? Experts can't yet say what's definitively good or bad when it comes to youngsters on these devices. But as of now, there are no proven benefits to very young children using such products, says study author Hilda Kabali, M.D. "Mobile devices are ubiquitous and are used as the modern 'screen,'" Dr. Kabali says. In this sense, scientists and doctors can speculate that these gadgets may have the same negative effects on children as traditional TV, like delays in language development, increased sedentary behaviors, and nearsightedness, she says. In fact, the American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that kids under 2 should steer clear of TV and other entertainment media. Per the organization's website, "a child's brain develops rapidly during these first years, and young children learn best by interacting with other people not screens." Here's why you might want to keep your favorite tech toy out of your tykes' reach. (On the flip side, here are 11 Smart Things You Should Definitely Teach Your Kids .) You Could Raise a Quiet Kid A recent study in the journal Infant Behavior and Development found that viewing TV increased the risk of delayed cognitive, motor, and language development in children under 2. And the more time glued to the tech, the worse the problems. Researchers suspect that as kids become absorbed in a device, parents zone out, and thus your detachment plays a role in their lack of development. Do this instead: Have one-on-one conversations instead of letting the tablet do the talking. Chat your child up or read bedtime stories as if he or she can respond. The longer and the more realistic the sentences, the better for baby brainpower, finds a study from Stanford University. Your Baby Could Be Lazy Some research suggests that becoming sucked into devices can lead your brain to release the chemical dopamine. Dopamine is released when you're seeing something intriguing, and it can also signal reward. But building a tech habit from a young age could lead kids to seek reward from such devices, meaning they spend less time with other kids and more time on the couch. Sedentary behaviors also displace other activities, Dr. Kabali says, which is why viewing habits tend to be linked to obesity rates. Kindergarteners who watch even an hour of TV a day are at an increased risk of obesity, according to a recent study from the University of Virginia. Do this instead : Build a better habit they'll learn to love by packing the car and getting away from the TV. Five days of face-to-face interactions outdoors at a camp (with no screens around) boosted kids' recognition of non-verbal emotional cues, found a study in the journal Computers in Human Behavior found. You Might Make a Bully Fussy babies watch more TV, according to a 2014 study in Pediatrics . That could be because tech devices can mess with sleep, researchers say. But other studies show that an increased amount of screen time as your baby grows is correlated with behavioral problems down the line as well. Do this instead: Play with your kid in real life starting from day one. That sounds simple, but here's why it matters: Kids whose dads are more positively engaged with them at 3 months have fewer behavioral problems at 12 months, per a University of Oxford study. You May Need to Find a Better Vision Plan Nearsightedness rates are growing all over the world including the U.S. at alarming rates. And while eyesight has a lot to do with genes, some experts believe that tablet use and poor vision are intricately linked. This could be due to how close children hold devices to their faces, and also a damaging level of engagement on developing eyes. Do this instead: Get the heck outside! One Australian study found that the less time young children spent outdoors, the more likely they were to become nearsighted. Scientists aren't sure why, but some think that UV light could be protective to your eyes especially young, developing eyes.


The sobbing of a chef as he chops onions in the kitchen could be a thing of the past thanks to one Japanese company which says it has produced a tear-free vegetable. Scientists say they have managed to disable the production of a powerful substance an onion releases as the knife slices into it, cutting down on the pungent fumes that bring tears to the eyes. House Foods Group said in a press release that they bombarded the brown bulb with irradiating ions in a process that drastically reduces the level of a certain enzyme that is key to this process. A spokesman said no decision had yet been made on whether they would commercialise their tear-free onions. The company's researchers won the Ig Nobel Prize -- an award handed out to honour achievements organisers consider unintentionally funny -- in 2013 for their discovery of the biochemical process behind how onions make people blubber.


CHICAGO (AP) Kyle Schwarber wasn't thinking home run when he stepped to the plate in the bottom of the 10th inning Tuesday night. That, he believes, was the key to success. Schwarber hit a solo home run with one out to give the Chicago Cubs a 4-3 comeback victory over the Cincinnati Reds. The lefty slugger stroked a 1-1 pitch from closer Raisel Iglesias (2-8) into the basket in front of the left field bleachers for his 21st homer and first career game-ending hit of any kind. ''I was actually trying to hit a single up the middle,'' Schwarber said. ''I didn't want to get too big. I stayed up the middle, just got under it and hit it well enough for it to catch the basket.'' Robel Garcia and Kris Bryant also connected for the NL Central leaders, who have won six of eight. Eugenio Suarez homered for Cincinnati, which fell to 7-4 against Chicago this season. Steve Cishek (3-5) worked the 10th and four Cubs relievers combined for four scoreless innings. Iglesias was pitching for the third straight day. He got five outs for a save Monday night and then the final two outs of the ninth inning Tuesday before staying in for the 10th. ''To come back tonight, he had one (bad) pitch,'' Reds manager David Bell said. ''It's too bad because it shouldn't take away from what he did and his performance tonight. ''His arm feels great. Knowing that it might cost us the next day or two, we went for it right there.'' New catcher Martin Maldonado, acquired Monday night by Chicago from Kansas City, started and went 0 for 4. Cubs spot starter Alec Mills allowed three runs and five hits over six innings in his season debut. He walked one, struck out two and hit four batters with pitches. Reds starter Anthony DeSclafani allowed three runs and four hits in 5 2/3 innings. Cincinnati's Derek Dietrich was hit by a pitch twice to extend his major league-leading total to 20. Suarez opened the scoring with a solo homer in the first on a 3-2 pitch with two outs for a second straight night. Cincinnati, though, wasn't through. Yasiel Puig and Dietrich were hit by pitches, and Nick Senzel followed with an RBI single. Jose Peraza then hit a drive into left-center for a double. Dietrich scored easily to make it 3-0, but Senzel was cut down at the plate. It was Chicago's second stellar defensive play of the inning. Earlier, center fielder Albert Almora Jr. made a sliding, over-the-shoulder catch on the warning track to rob Joey Votto of an extra-base hit. ''That's probably the best play I've ever had made when I was pitching, by far,'' Mills said. Garcia's two-run shot in the second got the Cubs close and Bryant tied it with a solo homer in the sixth to chase DeSclafani, who had retired the previous seven batters. SUMMER OF `69 The Cubs wore throwback uniforms to honor the 1969 team, which spent much of the season in first place before being overtaken by the Miracle Mets in September. Seven members of the team - including Ferguson Jenkins, Billy Williams and Randy Hundley - attended the game. BASKET CASE Back in 1969, Schwarber's homer would have bounced off the wall and still been in play. The baskets weren't installed at Wrigley Field until 1970. GATOR BAIT Florida reptile wrangler Frank Robb, who captured the alligator in the lagoon of Chicago's Humboldt Park early Tuesday morning, tossed a ceremonial first pitch and received a loud ovation. The 5 1/2-foot alligator, nicknamed Chance the Snapper, did not attend. TRAINER'S ROOM Reds: C Curt Casali (right knee soreness) didn't start after being removed from Monday's game. Bell said Casali is fine and was available in an emergency. ... LHP Alex Wood (lower back spasms) threw a bullpen Monday and is scheduled to make a rehab start Wednesday night for Triple-A Louisville. Cubs: C Willson Contreras (right foot strain) said he will rest Wednesday and Thursday before resuming baseball activities on Friday. He is hoping to be activated from the 10-day IL when he is eligible July 24 at San Francisco. UP NEXT Cubs right-hander Yu Darvish (2-4, 4.72 ERA) faces Reds RHP Sonny Gray (5-5, 3.42) in the finale of the three-game series Wednesday afternoon. Darvish, who has 13 no-decisions in 19 starts this season, is still looking for his first win at Wrigley Field since signing with Chicago last year. Gray will be making his first career appearance at the iconic ballpark. --- More AP MLB: https://apnews.com/MLB and https://twitter.com/AP-Sports


News and Notes checks in on an old friend who continues to thrive in his second, and potentally third career after walking away from the game. The Dallas Cowboys' best defender also made an appearance and set his relationship goals for him and his talent. Additionally, fans get to hear all the chirping that goes on the sideline among the team's top two receivers. All that and more as training camp is so close it can be tasted. Back-to-back! Tony Romo wins American Century Championship celebrity golf tournament :: SportsDay DFW Former #DallasCowboys QB @tonyromo defends crown in celebrity golf tournament. ⛳ → https://t.co/TkbF1nWL36 pic.twitter.com/bYeAcGVKbr - Dallas Cowboys (@dallascowboys) July 15, 2019 The former Cowboys QB has been working on his golf game all along, and he's defended his title as the best non-pro golfer around. Romo won his second consecutive American Century Championship on Sunday. He finished with a final score of 71 in the modified Stableford format and became just the fourth player in the history of the tournament to defend his title. DeMarcus Lawrence pursuing NFL sack record, addresses surgery rehab :: Cowboys Wire Romo's former fantasy football-turned-full-sports convention, Go Sports Con, also took place this weekend and it was bigger and better than ever. Among those who took to the podium was Dallas' sack master. Lawrence sets his sites on Michael Strahan's single-season sack record and gives an update on how his rehab has been progressing since having offseason shoulder surgery. Sounds From the Sideline Best of Wide Receivers :: DallasCowboys.com Check out the best moments from @amaricooper9 , @michael13gallup + more in Sounds From The Sideline Best of Wide Receivers. pic.twitter.com/n1GiE5igh8 - Dallas Cowboys (@dallascowboys) July 14, 2019 It's the wide receivers' turn to get mic'd up in the mothership's video series, highlighting sounds of the sideline from the 2018 season. NFL opens football academy in London :: Yahoo Sports The NFL has been playing games in London since 2007 and in an attempt to maintain a presence across the pond, the league has opened a football academy. Initial enrollees are boys, aged 16-18, and they will compete in combine-style drills while attending up to 12 hours of classes related to the game a week. This allows aspiring players, who do not have a defined path like players in the United States, to showcase their skills and abilities. Cowboys starters and backups: Where have they gotten better and where have they gotten worse? :: Blogging the Boys Analyzing the different units of the Cowboys and the respective starters and backups within each of them to see which have gotten better and which have gotten worse (Hint: not many). As legalized gambling gains momentum nationwide, could Jerry Jones lead the charge in Texas? :: SportsDay DFW Jones has led the NFL in a variety of things. He was the first owner to monetize the naming right's to the stadium in which a team plays in. He also was instrumental in securing television contracts with FOX as the broadcaster for the NFC. Now, could he lead the charge with monetized gambling? MORE: Michael Bisping's cageside reaction to Urijah Faber's stunning KO was too good Trysten Hill may be crowning point on Cowboys star-studded defense Carson Wentz lands behind Baker Mayfield in a ranking of the 11 best QB's in NFL Complete look at Chiefs player ratings in 'Madden NFL 20' Three Potential Landing Spots for Chris Paul


The Houston Rockets will announce their complete game and national television schedule for the 2019-20 NBA regular season on Monday, Aug. 12, at 2 p.m. Central time, the NBA said Thursday. Dates reported thus far (though not officially confirmed by the NBA) include Portland at Houston on Sunday, Nov. 17, Houston at Golden State on Christmas Day (Wednesday, Dec. 25) and Houston at Oklahoma City on Thursday, Jan. 9. The Thunder game is expected to be Russell Westbrook's first return to Oklahoma City as a member of the Rockets. Houston's complete five-game preseason schedule was released last week , headlined by a Sept. 30 home opener and a pair of games in Japan versus the defending NBA champion Toronto Raptors. MORE: Browns mob touchdown scorer who slept outside a gym during tryouts Good, bad and ugly from Packers' preseason-opening win over Texans Matt Nagy can't stop gushing about Bears RB David Montgomery Duke Johnson trade: what they're saying around the NFL 3 Studs and 2 Duds in Seahawks preseason opener


The Florida Department of Health says an Ocala restaurant worker tested positive for Hepatitis A. The person works at Zaxby's on Southwest Highway 200 in Ocala. The health department says the worker served food between May 13 and this past Sunday. Doctors say anyone who ate there between May 13 and May 21 should look for signs of Hepatitis A infection and immediately seek treatment. READ MORE: Hepatitis A identified in food service worker at Ocala restaurant CHECK OUT WESH: Stay in the know with the latest Orlando news, weather and sports. Get the top stories and all the scores from the team at WESH.


Tremont Water's father, Edward B. Waters Jr., tragically died on July 11, 2019 while the Celtics' second-round was playing with Boston's summer league team in Las Vegas. Despite the tragedy, Waters remained in Nevada, finishing out the summer league schedule before returning home to Connecticut. The LSU product spoke about his father publicly for the first time on Saturday in a post on Instagram. The caption read, "All my life, you, Edward B. Waters Jr. developed to become a soldier; a fighter. No matter the circumstances at hand or what you were going through you figured it out. That's a trait that's hard to find because it has to come from within. Deep down inside you made a promise to yourself that you would be a much better father than yours was to you... you did exactly that. Whatever "it" was, you made it a priority to get it accomplished to the best of your abilities. There are many things that I didn't understand about how you were but I now understand that you had very little to absolutely NO help with anything growing up. You had to build from the ground up and did everything on your own. We've had our ups and most definitely had our downs but we continued to push through it all. I can sit here all day and talk about any and everything that you taught me and the things that are hurting me right now, BUT you raised a much better MAN than that. My job is to continue to build on your legacy and continue to be successful and happy. It's bigger than what's going on in the moment; you always told me to look at the bigger picture so that's what I'm going to do from here on out. You left a MUCH GREATER impression on myself and my ma that will not wash away dwindle away. There's nothing that can stop us now.... NOTHING. I love you so much DAD and PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE know that I won't let you down." See the post here: View this post on Instagram All my life, you, Edward B. Waters Jr. developed to become a soldier; a fighter. No matter the circumstances at hand or what you were going through you figured it out. That's a trait that's hard to find because it has to come from within. Deep down inside you made a promise to yourself that you would be a much better father than yours was to you... you did exactly that. Whatever "it" was, you made it a priority to get it accomplished to the best of your abilities. There are many things that I didn't understand about how you were but I now understand that you had very little to absolutely NO help with anything growing up. You had to build from the ground up and did everything on your own. We've had our ups and most definitely had our downs but we continued to push through it all. I can sit here all day and talk about any and everything that you taught me and the things that are hurting me right now, BUT you raised a much better MAN than that. My job is to continue to build on your legacy and continue to be successful and happy. It's bigger than what's going on in the moment; you always told me to look at the bigger picture so that's what I'm going to do from here on out. You left a MUCH GREATER impression on myself and my ma that will not wash away dwindle away. There's nothing that can stop us now.... NOTHING 🙏🏽😤🌊 I love you so much DAD and PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE know that I won't let you down Big Lion 🦁! ♥👼🏾 I get it now... "Life's a game of Chess ♟ not checkers! 💭" -EBW II. EIE•NIG TGTIGTI-FTGG NOO! YOU DID IT!🤴🏾 -Lil Lion 🦁~ TEAMWATERS💧🌊 A post shared by WatersWay-TRW🌊💦 (@tremontwaters) on Jul 27, 2019 at 10:00am PDT Waters recently signed a two-way deal with the Celtics. Related slideshow: Top picks of 2019 NBA Draft (provided by imagn)


Curious just how far your dollar goes in Plano? We've rounded up the latest rental listings via rental sites Zumper and Apartment Guide to get a sense of what to expect when it comes to finding housing in Plano if you've got $1,500/month earmarked for your rent. Take a peek at what rentals the city has to offer, below. (Note: prices and availability are subject to change.) Hoodline offers data-driven analysis of local happenings and trends across cities. Links included in this article may earn Hoodline a commission on clicks and transactions. 8025 Ohio Drive First, there's this one-bedroom, one-and-a-half-bathroom abode located at 8025 Ohio Drive. It's listed for $1,405/month for its 1,112 square feet. In the residence, you'll find hardwood flooring, in-unit laundry and stainless steel appliances. Pet owners, take heed: cats and dogs are allowed. According to Walk Score, the surrounding area is somewhat suitable for walking and biking, and offers minimal transit options. (Take a gander at the complete listing here .) 701 Legacy Drive Here's a 793-square-foot one-bedroom, one-bathroom unit at 701 Legacy Drive that's going for $1,410/month. In the unit, expect to see a mix of hardwood floors and carpeting, a dishwasher and granite countertops. If you've got a pet, you'll be happy to learn that cats and dogs are permitted. According to Walk Score, the surrounding area is somewhat convenient for walking and biking, and offers limited transit options. (Check out the complete listing here .) 2300 Kathryn Lane Next, check out this 1,108-square-foot one-bedroom, one-bathroom residence that's located at 2300 Kathryn Lane. It's listed for $1,413/month. When it comes to building amenities, expect on-site laundry. You can also expect to find a dishwasher, hardwood flooring and a walk-in closet in the residence. If you've got a pet, you'll be happy to learn that cats and dogs are welcome. According to Walk Score, the area around this address isn't very suitable for walking and biking, and offers minimal transit options. (Take a look at the complete listing here .) 3409 Premier Drive (Thunderbird) Located at 3409 Premier Drive, here's a 635-square-foot one-bedroom, one-bathroom spot that's listed for $1,417/month. The unit features hardwood flooring and high ceilings. When it comes to building amenities, expect outdoor space. Pet lovers are in luck: cats and dogs are welcome. The rental doesn't require a leasing fee. Walk Score indicates that the surrounding area is moderately suitable for walking and biking, and offers a few nearby public transportation options. (Take a gander at the complete listing here .) Working with a tight budget? Here are the cheapest rentals recently listed in Plano . This story was created automatically using local real estate data from Zumper and Apartment Guide , then reviewed by an editor. Click here for more about what we're doing. Got thoughts? Go here to share your feedback.


A man arrested in connection with the death of a 13-year-old girl who was dropped off at Lawrence General Hospital appeared in court Tuesday. Carlos Rivera, 47, was arraigned on two counts of distribution of Class B, cocaine, to a minor, two counts of indecent assault and battery on a child under 14 and one count of indecent assault and battery on a person 14 or over. Rivera is accused of bringing the 13-year old Amesbury girl to Lawrence General Hospital on May 20. She was pronounced dead shortly after arrival. The girl was publicly identified by her family as Chloe Ricard. Rivera is also accused of indecently assaulting a 16-year-old girl on an earlier date. Rivera was held without bail pending a dangerousness hearing that was scheduled for June 4. The girl's mother and stepfather were in the courtroom Tuesday, but did not make any comments after the hearing. READ MORE: Man assaulted, gave drugs to teen left at hospital, officials say CHECK OUT WCVB: Get the latest Boston news, weather and sports online, anytime. Stay in the know with Boston's news leader   WCVB.


Once the NFL preseason is through and the tough roster cuts have been made, teams around the league can begin to form their practice squads. The limit used to be eight players on the practice squad, but the league increased the limit to 10 a few years ago. How could the Broncos' practice squad shake out? It's far too early to tell, but predictions are always fun. This list will also coincide with the recent 53-man roster we put out. Before we get into the predictions, let's take a look at the rules of eligibility for an NFL practice squad. Up to four players can have two accrued seasons in the league. The other six slots must be filled with players who have been on an active roster for fewer than six games or were on a 46-man active roster for less than nine games. A player can be on a practice squad for two years. A player can earn a third year of eligibility so long as the team keeps 53 players on the roster at all times. 1. Trinity Benson, wide receiver If you go to training camp this summer, this player is going to catch your eye. He's similar to Isaiah McKenzie, a guy who flashed for the Broncos in camp a few summers ago. However, Benson likely offers more as a receiver than McKenzie did and he could be a real weapon as a return man. 2. Keishawn Bierria, linebacker (Isaiah J. Downing-USA TODAY Sports) Bierria made the team last year as a sixth-round pick and registered five tackles on the season playing mostly on special teams. Additional competition at inside linebacker could force the team to cut him before the season starts but he could land on the practice squad to be able to continue his career with the team. 3. Quinn Bailey, offensive lineman (AP Photo/David Zalubowski) An undrafted offensive lineman out of Arizona State, Bailey will be one of the odd men out when the team pares down its offensive line, but there is enough talent there to be willing to continue developing him. 4. John Leglue, offensive lineman (Jerome Miron-USA TODAY Sports) Another undrafted free agent, Leglue is a guy who can play multiple positions along the offensive line, having played tackle and center in college. 5. Kelvin McKnight, wide receiver (Dale Zanine-USA TODAY Sports) On the smaller side at 5-8 and 186 pounds, McKnight is an undrafted free agent out of Samford but don't sell him short due to the fact he came from a small program. He plays big. He caught 14 passes for 215 yards against Florida State last season. 6. Devontae Jackson, running back (via USA TODAY Sports) At just 5-foot-7 and coming out of West Georgia, the odds are already stacked against undrafted rookie Devontae Jackson. But he has a teammate in Phillip Lindsay, who happens to play the same position, that overcame similar odds last season. 7. Ahmad Gooden, linebacker (Glenn Beil-USA TODAY Sports) One of the better looking undrafted players on the roster, Gooden could push for a roster spot but there is likely too much competition in front of him. He has the ability to get after the quarterback but if the Broncos can stash him and build upon his edge-rushing skills, he could be a factor at some point down the road. 8. Brett Rypien, quarterback (Isaiah J. Downing-USA TODAY Sports) An obvious choice to go on the practice squad, Rypien does have an outside shot of making the 53-man roster depending on how many quarterbacks the Broncos decide to keep. Since other teams can poach players off of any practice squad they like, the Broncos would have to hope no one snagged Rypien. 9. Malik Reed, linebacker (Ron Chenoy-USA TODAY Sports) Perhaps the most intriguing competition in all of camp this summer will be the one at inside linebacker. I predicted that an undrafted rookie will make the team at this spot, with Joe Dineen edging out Reed. Reed will land on his feet on the practice squad. 10. George Aston, fullback (Charles LeClaire-USA TODAY Sports) Fans love Andy Janovich but should not overlook this guy. Janovich will be entering the final year of his rookie contract and Aston could be the fullback of the future in Denver. MORE: New York Mets' New 'Foul Poles' Are an Abomination The Twins pulled off a beautiful triple play against the Yankees and fans loved it NBA trade rumor rankings: What's up with CP3? The 21 dumbest ideas in NFL history Lane Johnson has a 'Bro Barn' that he uses to sculp himself into the best RT in NFL