Anderson calls Lee County rudderless After spending a career working on the nuts and bolts of development and growth issues as a Lee County planner and then using that knowledge working for developers of some large Lee County projects , Dick Anderson claims he has a skill set missing on the Lee County Commission . Anderson seeks to displace incumbent District 3 County Commissioner Larry Kiker in the August Republican primary . The winner is almost assured of gaining the seat because the only competition in the November general election is a write-in candidate . A Bonita Springs resident , Anderson is a vocal critic of the current commission majority in general , and of the incumbent Kiker in particular , citing lack of progress in protecting the region 's water supply , financial raids on the Conservation 20/20 program , diversion of funds for county roads and a lack of transit options for the county workforce . `` My expertise is in ecology and the issues that face us now are exactly what the course was that I designed 15 years ago — the economics of the environment , '' Anderson said . `` The decisions we make now will affect Lee County for generations to come and I 'm gong to help to replace the special interest vote with a vote for public interest . '' In his years in planning and development , Anderson has worked for Lee and Collier counties . He has worked in developing communities as well , and was employed by WCI Communities on the Gateway project off Daniels Parkway east of Interstate 75 in the 1980s . `` We did a plan called design with nature , we took all the wetlands , from where the airport is at Daniels to Colonial and we did an inventory , '' he said . `` There is now a water management system with lakes built around some of the best habitat around ; we planted 10,000 oak trees ; the Gateway project is a really terrific environmental restoration . '' Anderson claims he can apply those skills , which he says are lacking on the county commission today , and apply them to issues that face the region . He also targets Kiker 's campaign claims of a common sense approach to government that balanced the Lee County budget and led to more efficient operation of county government . “ Larry ’ s campaign ad says ‘ I balanced the budget ’ — the way he did it is $ 20 million was taken out of 20/20 two years in a row – that ’ s stealing and people know about it and are very upset about it , ” Anderson said . He lashes out at Kiker 's growth increment financing mechanism , which takes first year property tax revenue from new development and uses it for transportation and other infrastructure needs that result from new construction . Kiker and other advocates of a shift to the growth increment financial model say it allows lower impact fees to stimulate development but provides new revenue to offset the public cost . Because the new revenue has yet to become part of the property tax base , advocates do n't see it as a diversion of money for county and school operations . Anderson , on the other hand , sees it as simply using property tax funds that are due the county and using it for things developers should pay for with impact fees . `` Growth increment financing is a shell game , it means that you and I are paying for new roads , '' Anderson said . `` There is no relationship between reducing impact fees and stimulating growth ... it 's a way to pander to your contributors . '' He also said that Kiker is `` untrustworthy '' because of his incomplete lobby logs and sketchy memory of telephone conversations with the developer of the failed Fort Myers Beach makeover . Anderson holds a master 's degree in education and urban and regional planning from Northern Illinois University and has taught courses at Florida Gulf Coast University that focus on ecological and environmental issues and on the economics of the environment . He sees that background , combined with his experience in development and in regulating development , as skills that are missing on the five-member county commission . `` If you look at what we lack on the county commission now , we don ’ t have any technical knowledge with respect to water or environment or planning , '' Anderson said . `` Urban and regional planning is what I have been doing for the last 40 years — right here — a combination of education , regional and urban planning and business . '' He ticks off a list of projects he was involved in his early days with Lee County , from developing the second Lee comprehensive plan , to drafting mangrove protection rules and protecting Lovers Key and Black Island . Anderson warns that property owners already have the right to build enough homes in Lehigh Acres , Cape Coral and south Fort Myers to double the county population . `` We 're set to be a million permanent residents — that ‘ s with existing entitlements , '' he said . Anderson said that he is not out to over-regulate the business growth that is essential to maintaining the vitality of Lee County 's economy . `` I am pro private property rights , I 've done this my whole career , right now , we are rudderless , we do n't have a vision for the future , '' he said . `` I wouldn ’ t have run if I thought we were going in the right direction . '' Name : Dick Anderson Age : 63 Occupation : Retired Education : Master 's degree in education and urban and regional planning Spouse/family : Married , four children , two grandchildren Years in Lee County : 40 years In their own words What makes you stand out from your opponent ( s ) ? My entire 40 year professional career has been spent here in Southwest Florida . I am an environmental educator , urban planner , and businessman . I co-wrote our first Lee County Growth Management Regulations , the preservation ordinances for Lovers Key and Six Mile Cypress , and the original ballot language for Conservation 2020 . I developed and taught a course at FGCU entitled , `` The Economics of the Environment '' . My opponent , Larry Kiker , is leading the effort to overbuild Lee County in contravention of the will of our citizens . Conservation 2020 is now used as a slush fund ( $ 40 million pilfered to `` balance the budget '' ) . This is yet another example of malfeasance to the detriment to our community . Cuts to impact fees ( growth paying for growth ) have resulted in a loss of $ 50 million in school and road funding over the last three years . We are in one of the fastest growing markets in the U.S. Our priority is not to stimulate growth but to manage growth . What are your three most important priorities if you are elected or re-elected ? Priority 1 . Save our river , estuaries , and beaches from Lake O releases . Priority 2 . Address the $ 600 million shortfall in transportation funding Priority 3 . Partner with the school board and private sector to return Lee County schools to excellence

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* 'Do I have some gas left in the tank ? ' Holder asks * Holder says civil rights enforcement has been rejuvenated By David Ingram BALTIMORE , Nov 8 ( Reuters ) - Attorney General Eric Holder said on Thursday that he has yet to determine whether he will stay on as the chief U.S. law enforcement officer for President Barack Obama 's second term . Speaking to law students at the University of Baltimore , Holder said he still must speak with both Obama and his own family while considering what he would contribute if he stayed . `` That 's something that I 'm in the process now of trying to determine , '' he said . Holder , 61 , said the process included asking himself , `` Do I think that there are things that I still want to do ? Do I have some gas left in the tank ? '' A White House spokesman had no comment on Holder 's future . Several Cabinet members , including Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner , are weighing whether leaving before Obama 's second term begins in January is the right time . Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has said she intends to move on . Holder served in the U.S. Justice Department 's No . 2 position under President Bill Clinton , and Obama appointed him attorney general in 2009 . Both presidents are Democrats . It is rare for an attorney general to serve more than four years , and Republicans tried to oust Holder after a botched department operation called `` Fast and Furious '' that targeted gun trafficking along the U.S.-Mexico border . Democrats in the U.S. House of Representatives dismissed a congressional inquiry into Fast and Furious as politically motivated , and the Justice Department 's inspector general cleared Holder of any wrongdoing . Holder has not previously committed one way or the other to serving in a second Obama term . He worked on Obama 's 2008 presidential campaign , and the two prominent black lawyers have similar backgrounds , including immigrant fathers and degrees from Columbia University . There could be symbolic reasons for Holder , the first black U.S. attorney general , to stay on at least into 2013 . June will mark the 50th anniversary of the racial desegregation of the University of Alabama , where Vivian Malone - whose sister is Holder 's wife - was one of the first black students . DRUG POLICY AN ISSUE Holder 's latest comments came in response to questions from Ron Weich , dean of the University of Baltimore 's law school and a former Justice Department official under Holder . Weich asked whether Holder had thought about a second term , what his plan is and whether he might serve through 2016 , a tenure that would match that of Clinton 's attorney general , Janet Reno . `` I do n't know why you assume my service would have to stop at 2016 , '' Holder quipped initially , appearing at ease on stage with his former colleague . `` President Jeb Bush , President Marco Rubio , President Hillary Clinton - any one of them might ask me to stay on , '' he said , referring to rumored 2016 presidential candidates from both parties . Speaking two days after voters in two states legalized marijuana for recreational use , Holder said there should be a broad discussion about U.S. drug policy . `` How much money have we spent ? What are the results that we 've gotten ? '' he said , adding that the government might need to make drug treatment a higher priority . Asked by Weich to explain how one becomes attorney general , Holder dead-panned : `` Be friends with the president . '' Holder told the law students he was most proud of his having rejuvenated the Justice Department 's Civil Rights Division , the unit charged with enforcing anti-discrimination laws in voting , housing , education and other areas . Democrats and civil rights organizations said this division had wandered from its core mission during Republican George W. Bush 's administration . `` You can really assess how good the Justice Department is by how effective its Civil Rights Division is , '' Holder said . Obama 's re-election on Tuesday , defeating Republican challenger Mitt Romney , confirmed the strength of the administration 's priorities , Holder said . `` The fact that he won , and as conclusively as he did , is in many ways a vindication of the policies that he talked about , '' he said .

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FOLLOW ON Advertisement CIBC Banking Centre featuring the bank ’ s new logo and brand look is shown in this undated image . THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO-CIBC TORONTO -- CIBC has unveiled its first new logo in almost 20 years as the bank looks to refresh its image . The Toronto-based bank says the rebrand comes after it has expanded its platform across North America and is now focused on `` meeting the needs and expectations of clients on both sides of the border . '' As part of its modernizations CIBC is also working to finish construction of CIBC Square , its new global headquarters in Toronto . The bank says the new logo is inspired by its 1966 double-chevron logo that it created to celebrate the bank 's 100-year anniversary . CIBC last updated its logo in 2003 . The bank says it will launch the new brand on Thursday and roll it out on banking products and locations over the coming year .

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Mika Miyashima says to expect a hot , muggy weekend as the trade winds have gone away . Mika Miyashima says to expect a hot , muggy weekend as the trade winds have gone away . Maleko Mcdonnell takes a spin in the 2018 Range Rover Velar . Maleko Mcdonnell takes a spin in the 2018 Range Rover Velar . The Board of Water Supply has repaired a broken water-main in Nanakuli and is now working to fill and re-pave the roadway . The Board of Water Supply has repaired a broken water-main in Nanakuli and is now working to fill and re-pave the roadway . Hawaiian Eye Center physician and surgeon Dr. Steven Rhee joins Lei Kaholokula for this week 's Aging Well segment . Hawaiian Eye Center physician and surgeon Dr. Steven Rhee joins Lei Kaholokula for this week 's Aging Well segment . Brandi breaks down the game of the week : Kalaheo at Kalani , plus Kamehameha vs St. Louis and more . Brandi breaks down the game of the week : Kalaheo at Kalani , plus Kamehameha vs St. Louis and more . KITV

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F-18 bombing a group of american military men During exercises in Kuwait , an American F-18 , which took off from the USS Harry S. Truman aircraft carrier , mistakenly dropped a bomb on a group of military men . During the incident , the US President George Bush was in Florida where he was making a speech about his plan of reducing taxes . He suggested that those gathered honour the memory of the killed by a minute of silence . `` Today I have been reminded how dangerous a military service can be . We have lost people in an incident during exercises '' , Bush said . It has already been established that among the killed there are five Americans and one New Zealander , informs NTV . The government of New Zealand demanded that Washington immediately account for the death of its serviceman . As the New Zealand Prime-Minister Helen Clark stated , `` this tragedy reminds us that our country 's military personnel staying abroad risk their lives '' . In response , the USA has already said that a thorough investigation of the occurrence would be carried out . According to AFP , the name of the killed New Zealand officer is John Macnutt . He was watching the exercises in the north-west of Kuwait when an aircraft conducting a manoeuvre dropped a bomb close to him .. The US military leaders have already started discussing the relevant issues with New Zealand . Today , General Tom Franks and Admiral William Fallon , who are in charge of the investigation , have offered their condolences to the families of the killed . The group , which will conduct investigation , will begin its work on Thursday . A New Zealand colonel will also take part in the investigation . This is the second serious incident over the last month with the American navy involved into it . In February , an American nuclear submarine destroyed a Japanese fishing boat , killing nine men .

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A report investigating how a senior radiologist missed breast cancer in 61 women has found he was subject to an internal , non-clinical investigation back in 2006 which damaged his `` morale and attitude '' . Dr Glenn Kelly headed the regional screening programme for 16 years until September 2008 , but had not conducted full and complete assessment checks for up to nine years . Dr Kelly – referred to as Dr X in the independent report by Frank Burns - misdiagnosed 20 women who were later told they had breast cancer . Another 41 women had their cancer diagnosis delayed by incorrect screenings he carried out at Accrington Victoria Hospital between 2000 and 2006 . The report criticised the failure of East Lancashire Hospitals Trust to raise concerns , and pointed to a lack of effective appraisal . A diagnostic error by Dr Kelly identified back in November 2007 had been regarded as `` an isolated incident '' . Trust bosses say there was `` no tangible evidence '' at that time of his practice being deficient . But staff are now fully aware of processes for reporting incidents and `` near misses '' , even if apparently isolated . Since 2001 - when consultant appraisals were introduced - Dr Kelly only had three formal appraisals , and records of only two of these were retained . Mr Burns also found that while Dr Kelly was removed from screening assessment in December 2008 , the decision was made without the knowledge or involvement of either the Trust chief executive or medical director - the latter not being aware that cancers had been missed until April 2009 . This was a breach of Trust policy . A statement explained : `` Clinical leaders within the radiology department were reluctant to formalise the action they had taken against a respected colleague until laboratory results showed beyond doubt that Dr X had made errors . As soon as they received this confirmation , they informed the medical director . While to some extent understandable , this was a mistake . '' Dr Kelly has not undertaken clinical work since April 2009 and is suspended from duty pending disciplinary proceedings . NHS chiefs have said they ‘ welcome ’ the report , published last week , and apologised to all women affected . They say they have fully complied with the recommendations , strengthening incident reporting and risk management strategies . Trust medical director Rineke Schram said : `` Systems and processes for consultant appraisal have now been significantly strengthened . More than 90 per cent of consultants have been appraised in the last year . `` The report confirms that the East Lancashire Breast Screening Unit is safe and fit for purpose , with dedicated and competent staff . It praises the current Director of Breast Screening , who has developed strong and robust clinical governance processes within the breast screening service . ''

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ST. PETERSBURG , Russia — Belgium and England both leave the World Cup happy to have reached the semifinals . Belgium may be a little happier , though . The Belgians earned their highest World Cup finish by beating England 2-0 in the third-place match on Saturday . Thomas Meunier and Eden Hazard scored a goal each . `` These players did n't want to rely on talent anymore , wanted to work as a team , '' Belgium coach Roberto Martinez said . `` Their standards have been magnificent . They wanted to make the country proud , every single Red Devils fan proud . '' France and Croatia will play in the final on Sunday at the Luzhniki Stadium in Moscow . The French beat Belgium on Tuesday in the semifinals , while the Croats defeated England on Wednesday . Meunier 's early goal matched a World Cup record for Belgium by having 10 different players score in a tournament , something only done before by France in 1982 and Italy in 2006 . Both Belgium and England were playing for the seventh time in 26 days , but the Belgians entered the match with an extra day of rest . Meunier scored in the fourth minute , knocking a cross from Nacer Chadli past England goalkeeper Jordan Pickford . Hazard added the other off a pass from Kevin De Bruyne in the 82nd . Toby Alderweireld denied England 's best chance of the game , sliding on the goal line to clear a shot from Eric Dier . England matched its best World Cup result — fourth in 1990 — since winning the tournament for the only time in 1966 . `` Today shows there 's room for improvement . We 're not the finished article . We 're still learning . We 're still getting better , '' England striker Harry Kane said . `` We do n't want to wait another 20-odd years to get into another major semifinal . '' Belgium 's previous best finish at the World Cup was fourth , but the team outplayed England in the midfield to go one better this time . The Belgians could easily have scored more , with Pickford making a good save to stop a shot from De Bruyne in the 11th and Alderweireld volleying narrowly over the bar in the 35th . England made set pieces the cornerstone of its run to the World Cup semifinals and created chances for Harry Maguire and Dier in the second half . Neither hit the target with their headers . It was the second time England and Belgium met in this year 's tournament . In the group stage , both teams had already qualified before Belgium 's 1-0 win in Kaliningrad . FRESH LEGS England coach Gareth Southgate made five changes to face Belgium , but Danny Rose and Fabian Delph made little impact while Dier started slowly but threatened in the second half . Phil Jones failed to intercept the pass which led to Hazard 's goal . The two replacements in Belgium 's lineup were more effective . Meunier scored and Youri Tielemans dominated the midfield . GOLDEN BOOT Kane is still placed to win the Golden Boot with a tournament-leading six goals ahead of Sunday 's final . Kane last scored in England 's win over Colombia in the round of 16 . On Saturday , he slipped as he shot wide in the first half , then failed to make contact with Jesse Lingard 's cross early in the second . Romelu Lukaku could n't add to his four goals for Belgium and was substituted shortly after misjudging a through ball by De Bruyne .

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Original 'Tales of the City ' series is now available on Netflix Director Pierre Gang and actress Laura Linney at work filming the third serial based on Armistead Maupin 's `` Tales of the City '' is doing location filming in SF . Director Pierre Gang ( tan sweater ) author Armistead ... Photos from the original 'Tales of the City' Director Pierre Gang and actress Laura Linney at work filming the third serial based on Armistead Maupin 's `` Tales of the City '' is doing location filming in SF . Director Pierre Gang ( tan sweater ) author Armistead ... Netflix miniseries 'Armistead Maupin 's Tales of the City ' films in Dolores Park today Director Pierre Gang and actress Laura Linney at work filming the third serial based on Armistead Maupin 's `` Tales of the City '' is doing location filming in SF . Director Pierre Gang ( tan sweater ) author Armistead ... The end of 'Tales , ' but a new beginning for Maupin Author Armistead Maupin ( left ) shared a laugh with director Pierre Gang while filming shots on Macondray Lane in San Francisco for the third miniseries based on Maupin 's `` Tales of the City '' serial . LETTER TO MAMA Your loving son , Michael TALES31A-C-28JUL00-DD-JLT Director Pierre Gang ( tan sweater ) author Armistead Maupin chat while filming location shots for the third serial based on Maupin 's `` Tales of the City '' in SF . THRICE-TOLD ` TALES ' / Armistead Maupin and friends return to San Francisco for the third TV installment of ` Tales of the City' When director Pierre Gang realized that his $ 7.5 million budget would allow for only four days in San Francisco , he scouted out locations that would both establish a sense of place and offer glimpses of locals ... ` More Tales ' A Celebration Of the City Directed by Pierre Gang and adapted from Maupin 's book by Nicholas Wright , `` More Tales '' breezes by with a sort of air of benign perversity .

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Harvard says defense costs top $ 25 million in affirmative action case Register now for FREE unlimited access to Reuters.com - Summary - Law firms - Related documents - Harvard sues insurer to recover defense costs exceeding $ 25 million - University defending itself against lawsuit by Students for Fair Admissions ( Reuters ) - Harvard University has already incurred more than $ 25 million in legal expenses defending itself against a major lawsuit challenging its consideration of race in undergraduate student admissions , which the U.S. Supreme Court is considering reviewing . The Ivy League university made that disclosure in a lawsuit it filed on Friday in Boston federal court seeking to force a unit of Zurich Insurance Group Ltd to cover some of the costs of defending itself against Students for Fair Admissions ' claims . Zurich did not immediately respond to a request for comment . Register now for FREE unlimited access to Reuters.com Harvard , which is being represented by lawyers at Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr including Seth Waxman and William Lee in the underlying litigation , declined to comment on the lawsuit . SFFA , which was founded by anti-affirmative action activist Edward Blum , last year asked the justices to hear its appeal of a ruling by the 1st U.S . Circuit Court of Appeals upholding Harvard 's race-conscious admissions . The lawsuit accused Harvard of discriminating against Asian American applicants by engaging in impermissible `` racial balancing '' to make it easier for Blacks and Hispanics to win admission at the expense of Asian-American applicants . The lawsuit contends Harvard 's actions violated Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 , which bars racial discrimination under any program receiving federal financial assistance . The case , should it be taken up by the Supreme Court , would give the court 's 6-3 conservative majority a chance to end affirmative action policies used to increase the number of Black and Hispanic students on American campuses . The justices in June asked the Biden administration 's solicitor general to weigh in on whether it should take up the case , which SFFA first filed in 2014 . In Friday 's lawsuit , a lawyer for Harvard , Marshall Gilinsky of Anderson Kill , noted that the Justice Department during the Trump administration also opened a related investigation into Harvard 's policies . The school said that the costs of both defending against the lawsuit and the still-pending investigation were covered by a policy sold by AIG that had a limit of $ 25 million and a deductible of $ 2.5 million . Harvard did not say how much it had spent , only that its costs now exceeded $ 25 million . Defense costs in excess of those limits were supposed to be covered by Zurich , but the insurer has refused to cover those expenses , which include paying lawyers , expert witnesses and for the U.S. Supreme Court appeal . Zurich did so on the basis of late notice , Harvard said . The school disputed that allegation , saying the insurer was on notice of its claim no later than January 2016 . The case is President and Fellows of Harvard College v. Zurich American Insurance Co , U.S. District Court , District of Massachusetts , No . 21-cv-11530 . For Harvard : Marshall Gilinsky of Anderson Kill For Zurich : Unknown Read more : U.S. Supreme Court seeks Biden views on Harvard admissions dispute Register now for FREE unlimited access to Reuters.com Our Standards : The Thomson Reuters Trust Principles .

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Rochester Man Sentenced on Drug and Gun Charges ROCHESTER , N.Y. -- U.S. Attorney William J. Hochul , Jr. announced today that Herit Melendez , 36 , of Rochester , N.Y. , who was convicted following a jury trial of possessing heroin with the intent to distribute it , and possessing a firearm in furtherance of a drug trafficking offense , was sentenced to five years in prison and five years supervised release by U.S. District Court Judge Frank P. Geraci . Assistant U.S. Attorney Charles E. Moynihan , who handled the case , stated that Melendez was arrested in a bedroom after members of the Greater Rochester Area Narcotics Enforcement Team executed a search warrant at 27 Glasser Street on May 27 , 2011 . During the search , officers found and seized cocaine , heroin , marijuana and paraphernalia associated with drug trafficking . Officers also located a .22 caliber handgun and a .22 caliber rifle in the location , as well as $ 534.00 in U.S. currency.The sentencing resulted from an investigation on the part of the Greater Rochester Area Narcotics Enforcement Team composed of law enforcement personnel from the Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco , Firearms and Explosives under the direction of Resident Agent in Charge Scott Heagney , and the Rochester Police Department , under the direction of Chief James M. Sheppard .

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FALLS CHURCH , Va. ( AP ) — May 27 , 2016 , was the day that Johnny Depp and Amber Heard 's marriage went from private misery to public , career-killing spectacle . Heard , who had just filed for divorce , arrived at a Los Angeles courthouse that day to seek a temporary restraining order , showing up with a clear mark on her face , which she said Depp inflicted during a fight six days prior . Photographers captured the scene , and the allegations became tabloid fodder across the globe . Depp says he never hit her , and now he 's suing Heard for libel in Fairfax County Circuit Court . On Wednesday , jurors in the case heard from police officers who responded to the couple 's penthouse immediately after the fight . None of the officers saw the red mark that was so prominent six days later . Officer Tyler Hadden , one of the officers who responded to the couple 's penthouse apartment on May 21 , 2016 , said Heard refused to talk to officers and had no signs of an injury , although he acknowledged she 'd been crying and was red-faced . “ Just because I see a female with pink cheeks and pink eyes does n't mean something happened , ” he said in a recorded deposition played for jurors Wednesday . Depp had already left the penthouse by the time officers arrived . Officers said they had no idea who Heard was , or that she was married to Depp . He said neither Heard nor anyone at the penthouse complex was willing to tell him or the other officers who Heard 's husband was . Jurors heard similar testimony Tuesday from an officer who accompanied Hadden to the penthouse . An officer who made a follow-up visit that night , William Gatlin , testified Wednesday that he saw no injuries either , though he acknowledged that his visit was brief and he got no closer than 10 feet ( 3 meters ) from Heard . He said his check was a perfunctory one because it appeared that the call was just a duplicate to the one that Hadden had already responded to . The jury saw bodycam video of Gatlin 's response , which was less than two minutes . Heard could only be seen at a distance . Heard 's lawyers , in their questions , have suggested that Heard could have covered her injuries with makeup , because at that point she still wanted to protect Depp . They also asked officers why they did n't investigate a potential case of domestic violence more thoroughly . The officers ' testimony is some of Depp 's best evidence that Heard contrived the allegations against her ex-husband . It complements earlier testimony from witnesses who say they saw Heard and her sister practicing fake punches in the days after the attack . It 's far from definitive , though . Heard 's lawyers have yet to put on their case , and some of her friends say they were at the penthouse when Depp allegedly attacked her . And even if jurors were to conclude that Depp never assaulted his wife on May 21 , they have heard evidence of other alleged assaults before and during the couple 's brief marriage . Depp sued Heard for libel after she wrote an op-ed piece piece in The Washington Post in 2018 referring to herself as “ a public figure representing domestic abuse. ” The article doesn ’ t mention Depp by name , but his lawyers say the article defames him nevertheless because it 's a clear reference to the highly publicized allegations Heard made when she filed for divorce in 2016 and obtained a temporary restraining order as well . Jurors also heard recorded testimony Wednesday from Christian Carino , an agent who represented Depp and Heard and was friends with both . He said he believes the abuse allegations scuttled Depp 's participation in a sixth “ Pirates of the Caribbean ” film , but he did not pin the loss of that film specifically on Heard 's 2018 op-ed piece . Heard 's lawyers told jurors in opening statements that there must be proof that the Post article specifically damaged Depp 's reputation for him to prevail in a libel case . Carino also testified that Heard twice tried to reconcile with Depp , even after she filed for divorce — once in 2016 and again in 2017 . At one point in 2016 he brokered a meeting between Heard and a reluctant Depp that ended in a fight . He also testified briefly about Heard 's subsequent relationship with tech entrepreneur Elon Musk . Heard texted Carino in 2017 professing sadness about her breakup with Musk . Carino seemed incredulous , and texted in response to Heard , “ You told me a thousand times you were just filling space . ”

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Radiohead singer Thom Yorke on Friday released an album via BitTorrent , the British rocker said , marking the first time the online file transfer system often associated with piracy has been used to sell music . Breaking News Radio host Tom Joyner offered Trayvon Martin 's friend Rachel Jeantel a full ride to college .

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LONDON — British police on Saturday denied accusations that they had failed to pass on crucial information that could have allowed families to stop three teenage girls from traveling to Syria to join ISIS militants . Shamima Begum and Amira Abase , both 15 , and Kadiza Sultana , 16 , who all attended the same London school , were reported missing on Feb. 17 . They flew to Turkey that day and police believe they subsequently made their way to Syria . Dozens of Britons , mostly young men but also some young women , have joined ISIS , causing much angst back home about how they were being radicalized and what could be done to stop them . Police officers had spoken to the girls in the weeks preceding their departure as part of an investigation into the disappearance of one of their school friends , an unnamed 15-year-old girl , who had left for Syria on Dec. 6 . `` The teenagers were all being cooperative , they were all being treated as potential witnesses and there was nothing whatsoever to indicate that they themselves were planning to travel to Syria , '' the police said in a statement . Several relatives of the girls have complained to British media in the past two days that they had not been told about the first girl who had gone to Syria . IN-DEPTH - ISIS Girls : Video Reportedly Shows 3 British Teens Believed to Have Crossed Into Syria - Three Missing U.K. Schoolgirls Likely in Syria , British Police Say - Woman Accused of Recruiting U.K . Teens to Join ISIS in Syria Is a 'Disgrace ' : Family

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| FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE| FRIDAY , MAY 6 , 2005 WWW.USDOJ.GOV | CRM| ( 202 ) 514-2008 TDD ( 202 ) 514-1888 FORMER HOUSTON BUILDING SERVICES DIRECTOR PLEADS GUILTY IN WIDE-RANGING PUBLIC CORRUPTION AND FRAUD SCHEME WASHINGTON , D.C. - The former Director of Building Services for the City of Houston has pleaded guilty to conspiracy and extortion charges in connection with a wide-ranging public corruption and fraud scheme , the Justice Department announced today . Monique McGilbra , 41 , of Houston , entered the plea today at federal court in Cleveland , Ohio to a Hobbs Act conspiracy charge in violation of 18 U.S.C . § 1951 . Under an agreement with the government , McGilbra has also agreed to plead guilty in the Southern District of Texas to a conspiracy to deprive the city of Houston and its citizens of honest services , and to cooperate with the government in the prosecution of this case and other matters . McGilbra is the third of six defendants to plead guilty to the charges returned by a grand jury in Cleveland in January . Brent Jividen , a Cleveland businessman , pleaded guilty to RICO conspiracy and honest services fraud in January 2005 . Cleveland lawyer Ricardo Teamor pleaded guilty to a Hobbs Act extortion conspiracy charge earlier this month . All are cooperating with the government . Also charged are Cleveland businessman Nate Gray , New Orleans businessman Gilbert Jackson , and Cleveland City Councilman Joseph Jones . Their trial is set for May 23 , 2005 . According to the indictment , while employed as the Building Services Director for the City of Houston , McGilbra was responsible for overseeing the awarding and administering of all contracts having to do with construction and maintenance of city buildings , as well as energy projects . McGilbra was charged with and has admitted to accepting bribes for contracts for energy efficiency services and favorable treatment on contract issues paid by Nate Gray and Gilbert Jackson on behalf of Jividen ’ s employer , an international corporation with offices in Cleveland and elsewhere . The indictment describes Gray as a local businessman who specializes in obtaining government contracts nationwide on his own behalf and on behalf of his clients and who had been hired by the corporation to assist in acquiring municipal contracts . The indictment describes Jackson as a businessman who was employed by a national design , engineering and consulting firm and who also conducted an independent business as a consultant through which he worked with co-defendants Gray and Jividen . Also charged in the investigation is Oliver Spellman , who worked as Chief of Staff to the Mayor of Houston . He , along with Gray , introduced Jividen to McGilbra , who was responsible for selecting vendors to provide energy services to the City of Houston . In December 2004 , Spellman also pleaded guilty to accepting bribes from Gray , while employed by the city of Houston , for helping Gray obtain favorable consideration with respect to a contract relating to a shuttle service at Houston Intercontinental ( Bush ) Airport . McGilbra has admitted that in October 2001 , Jividen and Gray spent over $ 1,000 on behalf of the corporation to entertain McGilbra on a weekend in Cleveland , along with her boyfriend . During the trip , she stayed at the Ritz Carlton Hotel , and was entertained by Gray and Jividen at restaurants and a Cleveland Browns football game in an effort to enlist McGilbra ’ s assistance in having the corporation named as a subcontractor on Houston ’ s energy services contract . McGilbra admitted that in February 2002 , she accepted an invitation made through Gray for McGilbra and her boyfriend to spend a weekend in New Orleans and attend the Super Bowl . Jackson allegedly acted as their host . The trip involved over $ 4,000 in expenses . In addition , McGilbra admitted receiving a $ 700 purse from Gray in exchange for official acts . McGilbra also admitted that her boyfriend entered into a paid consulting agreement with one of Gray ’ s businesses , the payment of which was assured by Jividen on behalf of his employer . McGilbra admitted that she knew that this financial benefit to her boyfriend was intended to influence her in her official position to help Jividen ’ s employer obtain a contract with Houston . In an agreement to be entered in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Texas in Houston next week , McGilbra has agreed to plead guilty to a one-count information charging McGilbra with conspiring with others to commit honest services fraud involving other persons and entities . The maximum sentence for the charges to which McGilbra pleaded guilty is 20 years in prison , a $ 250,000 fine and three years of supervised release following any period of incarceration per count . The case in Cleveland is being prosecuted by Assistant United States Attorneys Benita Y. Pearson and Steven M. Dettelbach of the U.S. Attorney ’ s Office of the Northern District of Ohio and Mary K. Butler of the Criminal Division ’ s Public Integrity Section in Washington , D.C. , headed by Noel Hillman . The case in Houston is being prosecuted by Assistant U.S. Attorney Edward F. Gallagher of the United States Attorney ’ s Office for the Southern District of Texas and James Crowell , IV of the Criminal Division ’ s Public Integrity Section . # # # 05-245

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SAINT-SAUVEUR , QUEBEC -- Toronto , Montréal and Vancouver have just sent a message loud and clear : “ we don ’ t trust what was hiding behind the backdrop of Conservative Leader Erin O ’ Toole ” . All of Canada has just repeated a message sent loud and clear to Justin Trudeau two years ago : “ we don ’ t trust you with a majority ” . Jagmeet Singh improved the NDP ’ s performance and will not only live to fight another day , he will play a key role in propping up Trudeau ’ s minority Liberals . What he gets in return will determine how his members view this new marriage of convenience . In a summer of heat domes and uncontrolled forest fires , instead of breaking through , the unfortunate Green Party saw it ’ s leader “ lose her deposit ” in Toronto Centre by polling under the required 10 % . Elizabeth May is musing about returning as party leader , stifling any hope of renewal . The Bloc Québécois ’ Yves-Francois Blanchet saved the furniture . A misguided question from the “ moderator ” in the English debate giving him much-needed oxygen . Trudeau performed admirably well in La Belle Province under the circumstances , having connected with many in his heartfelt rant against Blanchet , whom he admonished against claiming to be the only Quebecer in Ottawa . Legault ’ s pretentious claim to be able to tell Quebecers not to vote Liberal became a lesson in humility for him . Good luck negotiating with Trudeau now . In an exchange with a former Harper Cabinet minister in the wee hours after the election results were in , I asked simply : “ What happens to O ’ Toole ? ” . The answer was a laconic : “ Not good ” . I know Erin O ’ Toole . I have occasion to travel with him and learn a bit about the man . He ’ s a good person . His resolve to haul the ideological right-wing of his party to the centre was heartfelt . O ’ Toole did his best , in his early-morning speech , to scare his troops about the election he saw just over the 18-month horizon ( no time to dump your leader , eh ! ? ) … I ’ m not sure it ’ s going to work any better for him than it did for Andrew Scheer who used that same argument to try to hold onto his job after his own defeat . O ’ Toole had ignored his party ’ s knuckle-draggers on climate and tried to finesse his way through on complex issues like gun control . As his reward , O ’ Toole saw many “ true blue ” Conservatives drift towards Maxime Bernier ’ s Looney Tunes fringe . When he pulled a full Scheer and went into hiding , ducking key interviews and refusing to answer on his erstwhile support for the catastrophic pandemic plan of Jason Kenney , the writing was on the wall . O ’ Toole had won the first four weeks of the campaign but just couldn ’ t find a way through the last one . The NDP was true to its base in insisting that it would make the rich pay . As the campaign wound down , Singh made it clear that he was in fact auditioning for the role of “ conscience of Parliament . '' In the GTA , his hopes evaporated as Trudeau managed to convince “ Progressives ” that he was one of theirs , despite having bought a pipeline and breaking his key promise on democratic reform . The “ don ’ t split the vote ” argument saved the day for Trudeau and allowed him to siphon off enough NDP votes in Canada ’ s largest cities to shut out the Conservatives . There ’ ll be a price to pay and it won ’ t be cheap . Trudeau will have to resolve to work with the NDP that will come with a long list of demands to lock in their support . Trudeau will have to be wary of his own deep-seated reflex to try to run things in areas of pure provincial jurisdiction . During the campaign , he was busy determining salaries for orderlies and hiring doctors for the provinces ! That is just not on with the premiers . Singh goes even further and wants to dictate to provinces the ownership structure of the daycare and long term care systems . If the goal is actually having these systems , then ideological preferences should come second . In Québec , the only province with a full affordable childcare system , the private centres were included from the start and it allowed the whole thing to be put in place rapidly and efficiently . A generation later it still works . No sense arguing about the colour of the carpet in your new house when you ’ ve yet to buy a house but it ’ s the type of fight for ideological purity the NDP likes , having never yet been in power federally . Lots of heart-to-heart discussions between Singh and Trudeau in store . “ Vox Populi Vox Dei ” …the voice of the people is the voice of God . That may be a bit high-sounding in this day and age but the people have again spoken and sent a chastened Trudeau back to his job with a stern warning : keep your promises and accept that you have to work with others . We ’ ll soon see whether he got the message . Tom Mulcair was the former leader of the federal New Democratic Party of Canada between 2012 and 2017 .

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LOS ANGELES » More than 20 years after O.J . Simpson ’ s ex-wife and a friend were stabbed to death , police revealed today they are examining a knife that was reportedly found at the home where the former football star was living at the time . The announcement marked yet another twist in a case that ’ s had more unexpected turns than television ’ s best crime shows . The knife was believed to have been recovered by a construction worker tearing down the house . The worker then gave it to an off-duty police officer who was working as a security guard at a filming location , police said . It was unclear when the knife was found and how long it was held by the officer , who is now retired . The knife was being analyzed by a Los Angeles Police Department crime lab for DNA or other material that could possibly link it to the killings . Capt . Andy Neiman stressed that the authenticity of the story was not confirmed and that investigators were looking into whether “ this whole story is possibly bogus from the get-go. ” “ It ’ s unusual how this all of a sudden becomes a huge story during this time , ” Neiman added , referring to the popular “ People v. O.J . Simpson : American Crime Story ” anthology that is airing on the FX television channel . Simpson was charged and acquitted in the slayings . Even if the knife is linked to him , legal experts say he could not be criminally charged again because of protections against double jeopardy . “ If they were going to find this knife and make it useful in the murder trial , they should have found it 20 years ago , and they didn ’ t , ” said Loyola Law School professor Laurie Levenson , a former federal prosecutor and longtime observer of the Simpson case . “ It will just raise more questions about the incompetence of the investigation and probably lead to more books and more movies. ” The weapon used in the killings has been a mystery for decades . Other knives have surfaced during the case but were not linked to the crimes . In 1994 , a salesman testified at a preliminary hearing that he sold Simpson a knife before the killings . That same month a woman turned in a red-stained kitchen knife she said she found near Simpson ’ s home , and a handle and a piece of blade of a knife were found in a tank that collects waste from airplanes at O ’ Hare International Airport in Chicago , where Simpson flew the night of the killings . In 1998 , a residential construction crew found a folding-blade knife in Simpson ’ s former neighborhood , but police said there was no evidence to show it was related to any crime . The bodies of Nicole Brown Simpson and friend Ronald Goldman were found stabbed multiple times outside her home on June 12 , 1994 . The discovery led to the so-called “ Trial of the Century , ” in which Simpson was represented by a team of high-profile attorneys led by the flamboyant Johnnie Cochran . A jury acquitted Simpson in 1995 after deliberating only four hours . In 1997 , a civil court jury found him liable for the slayings and awarded $ 33.5 million in damages to the victims ’ families . Fred Goldman , father of victim Ron Goldman , declined to discuss this latest turn in the case . “ He doesn ’ t feel he has much to say at this point . He wants to wait until he knows more , ” Goldman ’ s wife , Patti Goldman , said during a brief phone interview . Simpson ’ s Brentwood mansion was torn down after he moved to Florida following his acquittal . Simpson , who has always maintained his innocence in the killings , is now serving a sentence of nine to 33 years in a Nevada prison for a 2007 armed robbery and kidnapping conviction in which he tried to retrieve football memorabilia . He is eligible for parole next year . His Las Vegas lawyer said he had not talked to Simpson about the knife but questioned who was in possession of it over the years . “ The only thing I ’ ve heard is that some cop claims some other guy claims he found a knife on some property , ” attorney Malcolm LaVergne said . “ From what I can see , there ’ s no chain of custody. ” Simpson becomes eligible for parole in 2017 . If the knife turns out to be linked to him , that fact could be raised at his hearing . “ The Nevada Parole Board may consider and give relevant weight to any evidence that bears on whether the release of the petitioning inmate could constitute a danger to the public , ” the state attorney general ’ s office said in a statement . Authorities do not know the identity of the person who found the knife and have asked that he or she come forward . Police are also looking into whether criminal charges could be filed against the officer who held onto the knife , Neiman said , adding that any officer who comes into contact with evidence is required to turn it over to investigators in all circumstances . ___ Associated Press writers John Antczak and Christine Armario in Los Angeles and Ken Ritter in Las Vegas contributed to this story .

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Rapid antigen tests have become Canada 's primary tool to detect COVID-19 as mounting signs point toward a sixth wave , but experts warn that results should be read with caution as the spread of variants raises questions about diagnostic accuracy . The head of Ontario 's science advisory panel forecasted a COVID-19 `` tidal wave '' as wastewater monitoring suggests that the province is seeing between 100,000 and 120,000 new infections each day . That 's a far cry from the 4,224 cases officially reported Thursday because of limited PCR testing . Hospitalizations in Ontario are up 40 per cent week over week , with 1,126 people reported hospitalized with the virus and 159 in intensive care . Meanwhile , Quebec health officials reported 3,777 new COVID-19 cases based on PCR testing , and 1,582 people in hospital with the disease . Ontario and Quebec are among the provinces that have been reporting artificially low confirmed case counts since restricting access to PCR testing during the first Omicron wave . While rapid antigen tests were hard to come by during the variant 's initial rise , supply has increased as Omicron 's more contagious sibling , the BA.2 subvariant , seems to fuel another surge . While rapid tests can help Canadians make safer decisions about how to navigate this rise in infections amid loosening public health measures , experts warn that they can also provide a false sense of security . Dr. Christopher Labos , a Montreal cardiologist with a degree in epidemiology , said it takes more than one rapid test to rule out infection because of high rates of false negatives . Potential sources of inaccuracy include improper technique , and testing too early in the illness for viral levels to be detectable , said Labos . There are studies that suggest that repeated rapid testing at frequent intervals can improve detection , said Labos . So if your first rapid test comes back negative , test again , he suggested . `` Now that we 're into the 'judge your own risk ' phase of the pandemic ... I think people need to realize that the risk of false negatives with rapid tests is very real , '' Labos said , noting that evidence suggests the rate of false positives is fairly low . `` If you take your negative result as a license to return to normal , you might be inadvertently infecting other people , so I would continue to isolate , repeat the testing and make very sure you do n't have COVID . '' There are also questions about whether rapid tests are less sensitive to the Omicron subvariants . Health Canada says on its website that it has `` no evidence '' that variants affect the ability of agency-approved tests to confirm COVID-19 cases , but notes that these new devices are still being investigated . In February , the Ontario COVID-19 Science Advisory Table published findings from an analysis of preprint studies suggesting that the pooled sensitivity of rapid antigen tests for detecting Omicron infections is about 37 per cent , compared to 81 per cent for the Delta variant . The science table 's director , Dr. Peter Juni , said he had n't looked into whether rapid test sensitivity differs between the two Omicron subvariants , but he expects more data will soon emerge . He offered a rule of thumb for interpreting a rapid test result : If it 's positive , believe you have COVID-19 . But it takes at least two negative tests taken roughly 48 hours apart to confirm that you 're in the clear . While many rapid test kits direct users to only take a nasal sample , Juni said swabbing the cheeks and the back of the throat beforehand may lead to more reliable results . But Omar Khan , a professor of biomedical engineering and immunology at University of Toronto , strongly discouraged veering from the test kit 's instructions , noting that the devices were designed and approved based on the recommended method of use . Khan said that rapid tests are an important , if imperfect , tool to guide individual behaviour , but their public policy applications are limited . Many provinces do n't have systems to collect rapid test results , and those that do rely on voluntary reporting , which skews the data . Khan said authorities need to bolster their efforts to track how the COVID-19 virus is spreading and mutating , because as the COVID-19 virus continues to evolve , our current screening methods could become less effective . `` The targets of these rapid tests are no longer valid ( if ) genetically it 's changed too much . And that 's going to be important , because we want to make sure we have the right tools for surveillance and detection of the pathogen . '' Juni said limits on PCR testing make it unclear how long this wave will last , because we do n't know how many people have been infected so far and may have an extra bit of immunity . His comments come as all three provincial Opposition parties called on the government to reinstate or continue several public health measures , including mandatory masking and greater access to PCR testing . Ontario Health Minister Christine Elliott , citing the province 's chief medical officer of health , Dr. Kieran Moore , said the province need not reintroduce mask mandates because a rise in cases was expected . On the East Coast , Nova Scotia officials said there were no immediate plans to re-introduce measures such as mandatory masking , despite a significant jump in confirmed COVID-19 cases . The province released its weekly report Thursday which identified 6,991 new positive lab cases of the Omicron and BA.2 variants of novel coronavirus . That 's 2,803 more confirmed cases than were reported the previous week , when there were 4,188 . Meanwhile , Manitoba 's chief public health officer said there are signs of increasing COVID-19 transmission , but severe outcomes have plateaued . The province also reduced the frequency and detail of COVID-19 data it releases . -- with files from Nicole Thompson in Toronto , Keith Doucette in Halifax and Steve Lambert in Winnipeg This report by The Canadian Press was first published April 7 , 2022 . Get in touch Have you had COVID-19 more than once in recent months ? We want to hear from you . Email dotcom @ bellmedia.ca . Please include your name , location , and contact information if you are willing to speak to a journalist with CTV News . Your comments may be used in a CTVNews.ca story .

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