(CNN) -- The body of an 8-year-old girl who was abducted Friday night from a Walmart in Jacksonville, Florida, was discovered Saturday morning, police said. "This is a transition from an abduction investigation to a murder investigation," Jacksonville Sheriff's Office spokesman Shannon Hartley told reporters. "Obviously, we have the unfortunate answer that we didn't want to have." Donald James Smith, 56, faces kidnapping and murder charges. He was listed as being held without bond Saturday night. Smith is a registered sex offender who was released from custody on May 31, according to Michael Williams, director of the sheriff's investigations department. Authorities from the sheriff's office had just made contact with him to verify his address on Friday morning, Williams said.
@highlight
NEW: Donald James Smith, 56, faces charges
@highlight
NEW: Smith had promised to buy the girl's family clothes and hamburgers, a sheriff's official says
@highlight
Cherish Lilly Perrywinkle's mother reported Friday night that she was missing from a Walmart
@highlight
"We are very confident" Smith took her from the store, a police spokesman says

Question: "After being inside the store for a couple hours, the man then offered to buy some hamburgers," @placeholder told reporters.

Question: Soon after, @placeholder said in a subsequent news conference, police followed a lead that took them four miles from the Walmart to a church, near which the child's body was discovered.


The Republican-led House approved a resolution on Wednesday authorizing Speaker John Boehner to sue President Barack Obama over claims he abused his powers at the expense of Congress and the Constitution. The vote was 225-201. Republicans argue Obama's executive orders in a number of areas were unlawful because it's the job of Congress to make or change laws. But they believe his handling of the Affordable Care act gives them the best chance at proving their case, and are basing the suit on that issue. House authorization now allows GOP-leaders to have the unusual challenge filed in federal court. The time frame for that is not clear and many legal experts question whether any judge would take it on.
@highlight
Republicans pushing suit over Obama executive actions, 5 Republicans vote no
@highlight
They say the President is violating the law by circumventing Congress
@highlight
Democrats say the suit is just a primer for a Republican-led impeachment of Obama
@highlight
Speaker John Boehner says there are no impeachment plans; Democrats raising money off it

Question: Democrats quickly seized to turn the debate on the lawsuit, saying prior to the vote that the real desire of the @placeholder is to ultimately impeach Obama.


Columbia, South Carolina (CNN) -- Choose your adjective: Hardball. Bare-knuckle. Down-and-dirty. South Carolina has a rich and storied history of tough political tactics. There's the stooge third-party candidate allegedly recruited by legendary Republican operative Lee Atwater to deliver anti-Semitic attacks against Democratic congressional candidate Max Heller in 1978 or the shadowy "push polls" about black babies that helped undercut Arizona Sen. John McCain's renegade presidential bid here in 2000. It's the fun and easy topic for pundits to chew on when they drop in to the first-in-the-South primary state after frigid tours of duty in Iowa and New Hampshire. But are South Carolina politics as nasty as advertised?
@highlight
"Dirty tricks" seem to bubble up in South Carolina politics more frequently than elsewhere
@highlight
But it's been more than a decade since such tactics have derailed a statewide candidacy
@highlight
S.C. Gov. Nikki Haley was subjected to unproven adultery claims during her 2010 campaign
@highlight
New generation of political operatives not using ploys of the past

Question: "After @placeholder died, there was an entire generation of consultants who looked in the mirror every day and said, 'I'm going to be the next Lee Atwater,'" one South Carolina Republican strategist told CNN.


"Brothers, what we do in life echoes in eternity" (line from the film Gladiator) Gladiators, ready? From the ancient ruins of Rome, a new empire rises. But with a nod to the past, the city's newest gladiator James Pallotta's eyes light up when his thoughts turn to historic sites like the Colosseum. For if all roads lead to Rome, the AS Roma president is leaving no stone unturned in his intention to marry the Eternal City's historic past with Italian football's new emerging force. "I have one big goal," Pallotta tells CNN, with an infectious smile. "I want to get the city to let us play somebody like Barcelona or Bayern Munich or someone like that at the Colosseum."
@highlight
AS Roma President James Pallotta outlines new strategy for Italian club
@highlight
Pallotta wants to see his team play at Rome's Colosseum or Circus Maximus
@highlight
Club's new stadium set to open in time for 2016-17 season
@highlight
Roma faces Bayern Munich in Champions League on Tuesday

Question: Neither @placeholder nor Bayern responded to CNN's request to see if they would consider playing against Roma in one of these venues in a friendly.


(CNN) -- They do things differently at Sociedad Deportiva Eibar, up in the mist-cloaked valleys of the Basque country. And it is working. The smallest club ever to compete in Spanish soccer's top flight is debt free, self-sustaining, and steadfast in its determination not to overextend itself. That is a novelty in La Liga, whose two leading lights -- Real Madrid and Barcelona -- are in the red to an estimated combined tune of over $1 billion. Eibar's town has a population of just 27,000 and its football club a miniscule budget to help sustain a charge for safety in its first ever season in the top division.
@highlight
Tiny Eibar is punching above its weight during its first ever season in Spain's La Liga
@highlight
The club are the smallest to have played in the top league but sit ninth in the table
@highlight
The Basque club is debt free and self-sustaining unlike a lot of other clubs
@highlight
President Alez Aranzabal: "The relationship between the town and the team is unique."

Question: Though Aranzabal has gone full-time and 13 people have been recruited to cope with the demands of @placeholder, it will revert to a skeleton staff should the club be relegated.


By Joe Bernstein Little did Marion Bartoli and Andy Murray realise when they celebrated their Wimbledon titles at the Champion’s Ball last year that they would soon have something else in common - coach Amelie  Mauresmo. Mauresmo was in Bartoli’s corner when she unexpectedly won Wimbledon as a 125-1 outsider at the age of 28, and now she has been handpicked by Murray to help him retain his singles title at SW19 in a week’s time. It is a decision that has caused shockwaves throughout the sporting world - the first time a leading men’s player has appointed a woman to be his coach. But Bartoli, able to give a unique insight into how the 34-year-old works, believes it is a move that will allow Murray to cope with the added pressure of being the first Briton to try and retain the men’s singles title at Wimbledon since Fred Perry in the Thirties.
@highlight
Mauresmo coached Bartoli to the 2013 Wimbledon women's championship
@highlight
The French coach and former world No 1 is the first woman to have been appointed coach of a top men's player
@highlight
Mauresmo took over as Murray's coach before the tournament at Queen's
@highlight
Bartoli said his appointment of Mauresmo was brave but not a surprise

Question: Something she hopes Mauresmo can transmit to @placeholder this year.


By Daily Mail Reporter An airman who came home from deployment in Afghanistan a month early surprised his teen son by dressing as the opposing team for a heart-warming reunion. Master Sergeant Joseph Martel's wife Julia knew he was coming home early, but they kept the news from their son Justin. Kendall picked up her husband at Spangdahlem Air Force base in Germany last September and the two of them took a road trip to Brussels, Belgium, where Justin was participating in a school football game. Scroll down for video... Joyous reunion: Master Sergeant Joseph Martel returned home from deployment in Afghanistan a month earlier than expected, so he and his wife Julia decided to give his son a big surprise
@highlight
Air Force Master Sergeant Joseph Martel sneaked onto the field to surprise his son at a football game in Brussels, Belgium
@highlight
The airman donned the opposing team's uniform before taking off his helmet for a tearful reunion

Question: 'I had no idea it was going to happen,' @placeholder later said.


(CNN) -- Sen. John McCain's campaign rebuked Sen. Joe Biden on Tuesday, saying the Democratic vice presidential nominee had "sunk to a new low" by raising a debate over who cares more for special needs children. Sen. Joseph Biden embraces a supporter during a campaign stop in Columbia, Missouri, on Tuesday. The Republican camp's sharp response came after Biden said GOP advocates for children with birth defects should support stem cell research. During a campaign event in Columbia, Missouri, Biden did not mention his Republican counterpart by name but said, "I hear all this talk about how the Republicans are going to work in dealing with parents who have both the joy ... and the difficulty of raising a child who has a developmental disability, who were born with a birth defect."
@highlight
Biden says GOP advocates for special needs kids should support stem cell research
@highlight
McCain camp says Biden "sunk to a new low" with comments
@highlight
GOP VP pick Palin has a son with Down syndrome, opposes stem cell research
@highlight
Biden spokesman says vice presidential nominee did not target Palin

Question: @placeholder signed a bill this year increasing special needs funding but frustrated some of the bill's co-sponsors by stepping in only at the last minute.


By Rob Cooper Last updated at 6:48 PM on 15th February 2012 Thug: Lukasz Sklepkowski, 29, who slammed the Metropolitan Police dog's head in a door repeatedly A thug who repeatedly slammed a door on a police dog’s head walked free from court with just a community order. The wounded German Shepherd was one of only seven dogs working for the Metropolitan Police which are trained to abseil in firearms situations. Polish Lukasz Sklepkowski, 29, trapped the animal, named Zinzan, as officers were searching for lost property in Edgware, north London, last October. It suffered severe bruising in the attack.
@highlight
Thug skipped court but was found guilty in his absence
@highlight
Police dog Zinzan suffered severe bruising and was put on the 'strongest possible' painkillers

Question: @placeholder, of no fixed address, was yesterday given a 12-month community order.


(CNN)  -- Hosts South Africa opened the 2010 World Cup with a 1-1 draw with Mexico on Friday as the world's greatest sporting spectacle arrived on the African continent for the first time. An estimated global audience of hundreds of millions watched as the home side's Siphiwe Tshabalala crashed home the first goal of the tournament early in the second half to send Johannesburg's Soccer City stadium into ecstatic celebrations. Mexico's Rafael Marquez leveled the scores with 11 minutes left, beating goalkeeper Itumeleng Khune from close range. But South Africa's Katlego Mphela missed a golden opportunity to win the match in the final moments as his shot bounced back off the post.
@highlight
South Africa draw 1-1 with Mexico in opening game of the 2010 World Cup
@highlight
South Africa is the first African nation to host the 80-year-old tournament
@highlight
32 teams competing for glory; Brazil,  Spain considered favorites
@highlight
Fan: "The World Cup is inside us. We are eating, sleeping and feeling it."

Question: The tournament could be the loudest @placeholder ever due to South African fans' habit of turning up to matches with vuvuzelas -- a plastic horn which has attracted criticism from some players and officials because of its ear-splitting noise levels.


(CNN) -- Former Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf came to power in a bloodless military coup in 1999 when he was chief of Pakistan's army. He held power until the 2008 elections after which he resigned. Since then he has lived in self-imposed exile in London. In late 2010 he launched the All Pakistan Muslim League party with a view to running for office in 2013. Musharraf now says he plans to return to his home country sometime at the end of January. How did Musharraf establish himself as a player in Pakistani politics? Like most Muslims, Musharraf's family moved to Pakistan when British India was divided into India and Pakistan, and settled in Karachi. Musharraf's father was a career diplomat, which saw him spend his early childhood in Turkey due to his father's assignment in Ankara. But despite early family life in civil service, Musharraf decided on a different career path -- in 1964 he was commissioned second lieutenant in an artillery regiment in the Pakistani Army.
@highlight
Musharraf's rise through the military helped him cement his political power in Pakistan
@highlight
He deposed Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif in a bloodless coup in 1999
@highlight
Musharraf's popularity plummeted in 2007 after he suspended a senior judge
@highlight
He now says he'll return to his country between January 27 and 30, 2012

Question: As Musharraf was returning from an overseas visit in October 1999, @placeholder refused to allow the commercial airliner with 200 passengers on board to land.


At least 40 people have been killed in a wave of sectarian car bombings across Iraq. Shiite neighbourhoods of Baghdad and the southern city of Basra were targeted as bombers struck at market places and crowded bus stops during the busy morning hours, officials said. The attacks, which left dozens of people injured, are the latest in a recent spike of bombings that has hit both Sunni and Shiite civilian targets over the past week. Wreckage: Civilians gather at the site of a car bomb attack in front of a crowded restaurant in Basra in southeast Iraq. Two car bombs left dozens killed and injured in the city today
@highlight
Bombers target Shiite neighbourhoods in Baghdad and Basra
@highlight
Fears of return to widespread sectarian violence
@highlight
No group has yet claimed responsibility for the blasts

Question: Force: A boy looks at the shattered remains of a vehicle caught in the @placeholder bomb attack.


By Sean Poulter ASDA has claimed a victory over its thriving budget rival Aldi by getting a TV ad, which claimed to offer savings of £45 a week, banned. Asda, Tesco, Morrisons and Sainsbury’s are under fierce pressure because millions have switched to the likes of Aldi and Lidl during the cost of living squeeze. The big four have lost billions in sales to their budget rivals, which have mounted aggressive campaigns to target middle income families. Aldi's 'Swap & Save' advert featured a mum who said she saved £45 a week by switching from her usual supermarket Now, they are fighting back with price cuts of their own and attempts to undermine the discount claims of Aldi.
@highlight
Intense competition between big four supermarkets and budget rivals
@highlight
Asda complained to regulator about Aldi's 'Swap & Save’ campaign
@highlight
The commercial claimed a family can save £45 a week by switching to Aldi
@highlight
Asda said different products were compared and figures were from 2013
@highlight
Regulator found the advert 'created a misleading impression' of savings
@highlight
Despite ban, Aldi insists the 'overall message' of the advert remains true

Question: @placeholder pointed out that the price comparisons were made in the April to May period of 2013 and therefore may not have still been relevant when the commercial appeared.


(CNN) -- I recall being an undergraduate in Russian Studies at Amherst College when the Soviet Union invaded Afghanistan in December 1979. I was flabbergasted when then-President Carter initially expressed surprise that Leonid Brezhnev and his cronies decided to undertake that ill-fated adventure. Just the little I knew of Soviet history at that time led me to conclude that one should never be naÃ¯ve about Russia. Wisely, the Carter administration soon implemented a wide-ranging and powerful set of sanctions against the USSR. By comparison, Barack Obama is now making Jimmy Carter look like Attila the Hun with a series of empty threats and "too little, too late" punitive measures against Putin's Russia.
@highlight
Andrew Kuchins: Obama and allies have issued empty threats at Putin
@highlight
Kuchins: Despite Russia's annexation of Crimea, Obama's responses are weak
@highlight
He says since Putin has met no push back for Crimea, why would he stop there?
@highlight
Kuchins: Putin may ruin Obama's legacy by further encroaching Ukraine

Question: On February 28, President Obama warned @placeholder not to take military action against Crimea, and if he did so, serious "costs" would be imposed.

Question: Putin will likely meet his own end if he miscalculates in @placeholder.


WASHINGTON (CNN) -- President Obama and top aides have quietly stepped up talks with moderate Republican Sen. Olympia Snowe of Maine on a scaled-back health care bill, according to two sources familiar with the negotiations. Sen. Olympia Snowe is part of the bipartisan so-called "Gang of Six" negotiating on health care. The compromise plan would lack a government-run public health insurance option favored by Obama, but would leave the door open to adding that provision down the road under an idea proposed by Snowe, the sources said. One of the sources said White House officials are "deep in conversations" with Snowe on a much smaller health care bill than Obama originally envisioned.
@highlight
Maine Sen. Olympia Snowe's plan doesn't include public care option
@highlight
But public option is triggered if private companies don't offer reforms
@highlight
Snowe is considered last possibility for Democrats to get some GOP backing

Question: The source told CNN that the White House staffers increased their phone calls to @placeholder aides and their interest in her trigger idea this week.

Question: Obama and @placeholder leaders seek a solution that could win support from a Republican or two, and more importantly, help bridge a divide among Democrats on the public option issue.


By Lizzie Edmonds and Simon Cable Showbusiness Correspondent Earlier in the day, they had greeted huge crowds outside Buckingham Palace as the country rejoiced at victory in the Second World War. And this is how – according to filmmakers, at least – the young Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret subsequently mingled with the masses as the raucous VE Day celebrations continued into the night. Girls’ Night Out is a fictionalised version of the evening of May 8, 1945, when the future queen and her sister slipped out of the  Palace and joined in with the party spirit. Elizabeth detailed the occasion in her teenage  diaries, recalling the event was ‘great fun’ as she mixed with revellers in the streets.
@highlight
Photographs show the dramatic re-imagination of VE day which marked the surrender of Nazi Germany in 1945
@highlight
Young Elizabeth seen talking with young men, while Princess Margaret dances in Trafalgar Square fountain
@highlight
Scenes are from controversial new film Girls Night Out - an adaptation of the Honourable Margaret Rhodes's memoir
@highlight
The film has not been verified by the Palace - but sections of memoir thought to have been approved by the Queen

Question: Princess @placeholder smiles and laughs with a handsome man in uniform in the controversial film


Whitney Houston's only child opened up Sunday about her late mother in her first interview since the singer's death last month. Bobbi Kristina Brown, 19, told Oprah Winfrey she can still hear her mother's voice sometimes and feel her spirit, urging her to "keep moving." "She's always with me. I can always feel her," Brown said during the interview that aired on Winfrey's network, OWN. On the same show, Winfrey also spoke to Houston's sister-in-law and friend, Patricia Houston, and her brother, Gary Houston. Whitney Houston, 48, died February 11 in her room at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills, California, the day before the music industry gathered for the Grammys in Los Angeles.
@highlight
Houston's sister-in-law says the late singer was "chasing a dream"
@highlight
She and Bobbi Kristina Brown, Houston's only child, speak to Oprah Winfrey
@highlight
Daughter says she can still hear her mother's voice and feel her spirit sometimes
@highlight
Houston, 48, died in her Beverly Hills hotel room last month

Question: She was interviewed briefly by @placeholder police the day her mother died, but she was too distraught to offer helpful information, the sources said.


ELLENDALE, North Dakota (CNN)  -- After surviving a near-fatal accident, Richard Olson recalls the doctor telling him, "You may never walk again." Bill Gross says he has put in $20,000 and 5,000 hours or more of volunteer time into Farm Rescue. The Ellendale, North Dakota, farmer had gotten caught in the power takeoff shaft of his farming equipment, and his injuries left him unable to plant his 2,500 acres of soybeans and corn. The accident might have meant the end of his family's farm. Enter Bill Gross and Farm Rescue. Since 2006, the successful UPS pilot has been, in his "spare" time, providing a helping hand and a hearty dose of hope for American family farmers like Olson.
@highlight
UPS pilot Bill Gross offers assistance and hope for American family farmers
@highlight
He and volunteers help farmers who suffer major illness, injury or natural disaster
@highlight
Gross' nonprofit, Farm Rescue, has helped 59 farmers since 2006

Question: "Years ago, when there was an accident or an injury, neighbors would usually come and help each other," recalls @placeholder.


The grieving family of missing Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 have criticised the timing of a new book that claims the plane may have been accidentally shot down and the search for survivors covered up. The family of missing Brisbane man Rod Burrows say they are at pains to understand how still, after 71 days of ongoing global search efforts, no one knows what happened to the missing plane which vanished on March 8 and how a book could be released so soon after. Flight MH370: The Mystery makes the incredible claim that the airline was shot down by US-Thai joint strike fighters accidentally as part of a training drill gone horribly wrong. The book goes on to claim the search party was purposely  sent in the wrong direction as part of a cover up.
@highlight
New book Flight MH370: The Mystery claims the plane was shot down accidentally and its tracks covered up
@highlight
Author Nigel Cawthorne tells relatives of missing passengers they will never know what happened
@highlight
Grieving family of missing man say book's been released too soon
@highlight
Book claims tracking software on plane was too basic
@highlight
Flight MH370: The Mystery, by Nigel Cawthorne, is out now (£7.99, John Blake Publishing).

Question: @placeholder also raises more doubt into toe plane's disappearance, claiming it could have been located if its tracking software had been upgraded - something that costs just £6 ($10) per flight.


Tucson, Arizona (CNN)  -- Last week during the day, some kids in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, were playing soccer in a park when a car slowed down, guys got out and executed a 13-year-old boy. And then they drove away, unmolested in a city with 11,000 army and police officers. The Mexican government repeatedly states that 90 percent of the deaths in the current drug war are of people who are dirty; that is, criminals involved in the drug business. The killings of reporters and of innocent women, men and children continually belie that statement. The child was not a cartel member in disguise. Nor were the 15 high school kids killed at a party in a small house in a poor barrio. Their parents had made them hold the celebration of a sports victory at home because it was too dangerous to be out in the city.
@highlight
Charles Bowden: 5,000 killed in Juarez in 27 months, one of most violent cities on Earth
@highlight
Bowden: Innocents die in crossfire among cartels, army, police
@highlight
He says drug trade is a source of money for the Mexican economy
@highlight
Bowden: U.S. must face NAFTA's failures and the lethal results of "war on drugs"

Question: The first thing to do if we want to come clean about the slaughter in @placeholder is start smelling the coffee.


Washington (CNN) -- The Obama administration announced new measures to combat black-market fishing and protect ocean ecosystems on Tuesday, as scientists, diplomats, policymakers, and heads of state concluded a conference dedicated to ocean preservation. In a recorded statement kicking off the second day of the Our Ocean conference, the President cited recent efforts by his administration to limit carbon output from power plants as a first step toward promoting ocean health. "Today," he said, "I'm building on that promise by directing the federal government create a national strategy to combat black-market fishing that threatens our oceans, undermines our economy and often supports dangerous criminals."
@highlight
Obama calls for strategy to combat black-market fishing
@highlight
He says he'll protect "our most precious marine landscapes"
@highlight
Our Ocean international conference is hosted by State Department
@highlight
Leonardo DiCaprio pledges additional $7 million to ocean preservation

Question: @placeholder added, "I stand here today to challenge all of you to step up, to utilize your positions of authority to ensure the health of the oceans that are so vital to people's lives all around the world."


It was a fortune built up from a lifetime a films, her marriage to screen legend Humphrey Bogart, an esteemed art collection and the $9 million apartment she treasured on New York's Upper West Side. And almost all of the Lauren Bacall's $26.6 million estate will be split amongst her three children. However the Oscar-winning actress - who died of a stroke aged 89 on August 12 - was careful to make sure her beloved dog, Sophie, would be well looked after. The first item of her will - filed in a rush order at Manhattan Surrogate’s Court on Friday, according to Page Six - left $10,000 to her son, Sam Robards, to take care of the spaniel.
@highlight
Money will be split evenly between children Stephen Bogart, 65, Leslie Bogart, 58, and Sam Robards, 53
@highlight
$10,000 was left to Sam to care for dog Sophie
@highlight
Art collection will be auctioned off this fall
@highlight
Bacall lived in the same New York apartment since 1961 which is now worth about $9 million
@highlight
She died of a stroke on August 12 aged 89

Question: Some 25 years her senior, @placeholder died of throat cancer in 1957.


Washington (CNN) -- President Barack Obama on Wednesday outlined his foreign policy vision and defended his record to date. What caught our experts' ears was as much about what he didn't address as much as what he did. Obama lays out foreign policy challenges Here are their takeaways: 1. Partner in Yemen still has problems: Obama's call for a new $5 billion counter-terrorism fund to "train, build capacity, and facilitate partner countries on the front lines" may find it tough going to achieve quick results. "These resources will give us flexibility to fulfill different missions, including training security forces in Yemen who have gone on the offensive against al Qaeda; supporting a multinational force to keep the peace in Somalia; working with European allies to train a functioning security force and border patrol in Libya; and facilitating French operations in Mali," the President said.
@highlight
U.S. officials still have questions about the Yemeni military's ability
@highlight
An anti-terrorism strategy without diplomacy is a short-term fix, President says
@highlight
Obama presented a lawyerly defense of his foreign policy to date

Question: Both sides are maneuvering, both attack and counterattack, but even with @placeholder military efforts, the basic power on the ground doesn't shift for either side.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 12:12 EST, 23 January 2014 | UPDATED: 13:31 EST, 23 January 2014 Rare photos of Buffalo Bill Cody’s Wild West Show taken during his legendary tour of Scotland over a century ago are to be sold at auction. The showman and his team left the U.S. twice to visit Scotland - one of the photos shows Buffalo Bill and his real cowboys and cowgirls during their visit to Dundee in 1904. The show, which wowed crowds with cowboys, horses and Native Indians, had a highly successful three month residency at a Glasgow showground in 1892, followed by a Scottish wide tour in 1904 when they travelled by train to 29 towns and cities across Scotland.
@highlight
William F. Cody toured Scotland for three months as part of his tour
@highlight
Buffalo Bill and his Indians and Rough Riders visited to Dundee
@highlight
Had a three month residency at a Glasgow showground in 1892
@highlight
In 1904 he did visited 29 towns and cities across Scotland
@highlight
Auction estimate for each of the seven Scottish photographs is £360 - £480

Question: 'The @placeholder would attack a female and Buffalo Bill would rescue her.


(CNN) -- One of the Internet's great promises is that it's the ultimate democratizer. It's open to everyone and allows all people to communicate. Facebook and Google have added new translation tools, but they take different approaches. But, so far, there have been several hitches in that plan. Not everyone has access to a computer and a broadband connection. Some governments still censor the Internet. And of course, we don't all speak the same language. For the World Wide Web to be truly global, shouldn't Chinese speakers be able to chat online with people who only speak Spanish? And why should an English speaker be barred from reading blogs written in Malagasy or Zulu?
@highlight
Facebook and Google are finding new ways to translate the Web
@highlight
Facebook favors human translation; Google leans on its computers
@highlight
Google claims to be the largest translation service online, with 51 languages
@highlight
Facebook announces a new service to let Internet users help translate sites

Question: Meanwhile, @placeholder plans to let computers do most of the work.

Question: Size: More than 65 languages function on Facebook now, according to @placeholder's statistics.


By Stephen Wright PUBLISHED: 11:11 EST, 23 July 2013 | UPDATED: 11:16 EST, 23 July 2013 The senior Crown lawyer who played a pivotal role in the conviction of two of Stephen Lawrence’s killers was today named the country’s top prosecutor. Alison Saunders, 52, is to succeed human rights barrister Keir Starmer QC as Director of Public Prosecutions later this year. The married mother-of-two - currently chief prosecutor in London - has overseen some of the country’s highest profile murder cases during her 27 year career in the Crown Prosecution Service. New appointment: Alison Saunders, pictured left, will take over the position of Director of Public Prosecutions from Keir Starmer QC at the end of the year
@highlight
Mother-of-two Alison Saunders is currently the chief prosecutor in London
@highlight
She took the landmark decision to prosecute Gary Dobson and David Norris over the racist murder of Stephen Lawrence
@highlight
The 52-year-old will succeed human rights barrister Keir Starmer QC as Director of Public Prosecutions later this year

Question: She has been an outstanding leader within the CPS and she will make a first rate @placeholder.’


MUMBAI, India (CNN) -- An Indian official said the coordinated terrorist attacks that killed at least 183 people in nine sites across Mumbai this week could have been much worse. An Indian soldier carries his rifle outside the Taj Mahal Hotel on Saturday in Mumbai, India. "We found bullets with them, hand grenades, bombs," R.R. Patil, deputy chief minister of Maharashtra state, said at a news conference. "Based on our investigation, we believe they had planned to kill 5,000 people." Indian authorities also were investigating whether some of the attackers may have gotten away, blending into Mumbai's 18 million residents.
@highlight
NEW: Terrorists armed with grenades, bombs, official says
@highlight
NEW: India's democracy 'can withstand this trial,' President Bush says
@highlight
Officials link boat floating off Mumbai to attacks; calls placed to Pakistan
@highlight
At least 183 killed during attacks, according to federal officials

Question: The television station showed photographs of a phone's log that indicated calls had been placed to @placeholder.


Jak Alnwick will make his first start at St James’ Park in the Tyne-Wear derby – and the rookie goalkeeper is being backed to take his chance and win a new contract. Newcastle – without senior goalkeepers Tim Krul and Rob Elliot until January because of injury – will not be allowed by the Premier League to bring in a replacement stopper on an emergency-loan deal. Manager Alan Pardew, however, was always minded to give Alnwick a run in the team after his performance during the second half of Saturday’s 2-1 victory over Chelsea. Jak Alnwick made his Newcastle debut on Saturday, pictured (left) punching a cross away from danger
@highlight
Newcastle are without Tim Krul and Rob Elliot until January through injury
@highlight
Jak Alnwick is set to make his full debut away at Arsenal on Saturday
@highlight
After that, he will play in the cup, before a home debut against Sunderland
@highlight
Goalkeeping coach Andy Woodman has backed him to play well

Question: Newcastle keeper Alnwick (centre) will start his first game for Alan Pardew's side against @placeholder


Birth rates among Polish women rise by two thirds when they move to Britain, official figures showed yesterday. Those who migrated here after 2004 have an average of 2.13 children compared with the 1.30 level seen in their native land. Romanians have enjoyed an even bigger baby boom – producing 2.93 children in Britain but only 1.25 back home. New figures from the Office for National Statistics shows women from Romania have the highest fertility rates in England and Wales The women may have been playing ‘catch-up’ after delaying pregnancy ahead of emigrating, the Office for National Statistics said. But higher income – whether in wages or benefits – and  better schools and living conditions in Britain, may also have encouraged the extra births, the agency added.
@highlight
Total fertility rate - average number of children they can expect to have - for Romanian women in England and Wales is 2.93
@highlight
Among women in Romania it is only 1.25, and 1.84 for UK-born mothers
@highlight
One in four babies is born to mothers born overseas

Question: worse in @placeholder than in the population’s country of origin, this may


(CNN) -- Futoshi Toba's wife was killed by last year's tsunami but as a father of two and mayor of Rikuzentakata in Japan's Iwate Prefecture he has little time to grieve. Toba's daily routine starts by driving his two sons -- 13-year-old Taiga and 11-year-old Kanato -- to their elementary and junior high schools; two structures that were not affected by the tsunami and the reason they were not victims of the disaster. Fortunately for Toba the route doesn't take him past his old house where his wife perished. He says he doesn't like to see it and be reminded of his loss.
@highlight
Mayor of city in Iwate prefecture lost wife in 2011 tsunami
@highlight
Personal struggle to raise his sons and rebuild the city of Rikuzentakata
@highlight
Hopes that residents of city will stay, although 1,000 have left

Question: Send in your memories of last year's disaster in @placeholder


By Louise Boyle Updated: 15:49 EST, 28 February 2012 Jennifer Hudson warned her sister not to marry the man who is suspected of murdering her mother, brother and seven-year-old nephew, it has emerged. Police interviewed the Oscar-winner shortly after the murders at her mother's home in the Englewood neighbourhood of Chicago in 2008. Ms Hudson said she knew something was wrong on the morning of October 24, 2008, when she couldn't reach her mother - whom she spoke to daily - according to documents filed by prosecutors last week. Harrowing: Jennifer Hudson poses with her Oscar in 2008 and brother-in-law William Balfour. She's expected to testify at his murder trial over the shootings of her mother, brother and nephew
@highlight
Romance caused 'family tension', actress told police
@highlight
Relatives were shot dead at Chicago home in 2008
@highlight
Oscar-winner may testify at murder trial of William Balfour in April

Question: Devastating: The SUV, where the body of seven-year-old Julian King was found with gunshot wounds, is removed from a @placeholder street


They came home from school to find their father missing. It had started off like any other day. As usual, Ronald Soza dropped off his kids Cesia, 17, and Ronald Jr., 14, at school in Pompano Beach, Florida. Ronald Soza returned home to find U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents waiting for him at his doorstep. Soza, an undocumented immigrant from Nicaragua, was taken to a detention center. When the teens -- both legal residents -- came home to an empty house at the end of the day, they realized something was very wrong. Then the phone rang. It was their father, trying to reassure them that everything would be OK.
@highlight
Teen siblings who are legal U.S. residents were left alone after feds deported immigrant parents
@highlight
U.S. children whose parents are deported often struggle with school, finances, friendships
@highlight
An estimated 5,100 U.S. kids in 22 states have had parents detained or deported, say experts

Question: But while under supervision, @placeholder committed 39 violations, including failure to attend appointments with immigration authorities, according to ICE.

Question: "I can contribute more here than in @placeholder," he said.


Kabul, Afghanistan (CNN) -- A top Taliban political leader delivered a message Friday to President Obama, calling his attempt to lure away Taliban fighters with money "an old weapon that has failed already." "The Mujahedeen of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan are not mercenaries and employed gunmen like the armed men of the invaders and their surrogates," Mullah Brader Akhund said in the statement. "This war will come to an end when all invaders leave our country and an Islamic government based on the aspirations of our people is formed in the country." Akhund is the deputy emir of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, which is the political arm of the Taliban.
@highlight
Mullah Brader Akhund calls the strategy "an old weapon that has failed already"
@highlight
Taliban reintegration plan aims to separate local Taliban from leaders, pay fighters to quit
@highlight
Plan has "reasonable chance for some success," may not be long-term solution, analyst says
@highlight
Top U.S. commander, Gen. Stanley McChrystal, has backed Taliban reintegration plan

Question: He said the Taliban consider the @placeholder measure "a sign of weakness and complete despondency of the enemy."


Speculation was growing last night that American mercenaries had been deployed to Donetsk after videos emerged of unidentified armed men in the streets of the eastern Ukrainian city. At least two videos published on YouTube earlier this week show burly, heavily armed soldiers with no insignia in the city, which has been gripped by pro-Moscow protests. In one of the videos onlookers can be heard shouting 'Blackwater! Blackwater!' as the armed men, who wear no insignia, jog through the streets. A screengrab from a YouTube video showing armed men on the streets of Donetsk, a largely Russian-speaking city in east Ukraine which has been the scene of large protests against the country's new regime
@highlight
Unidentified armed men seen on the streets of Donetsk in east Ukraine
@highlight
Russian diplomat claims 300 mercenaries had arrived in Kiev this week
@highlight
Mercenaries in the region could give Putin pretext for military action
@highlight
Donetsk has been the scene of big pro-Russian demonstrations this week

Question: were uploaded last Monday, with their descriptions written in @placeholder.


Editor's note: In our Behind the Scenes series, CNN correspondents and producers share their experiences in covering news and analyze the stories behind the events. Here, State Department producer Elise Labott offers insights into Condoleezza Rice's trip. Turkish protesters throw darts at an image of U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice. ISTANBUL, Turkey (CNN) -- Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice's visit to Turkey has a dual purpose: convince the Turkish leadership to hold off on a military intervention into northern Iraq and bolster Turkey's confidence in the United States. Both are a tall order. Warm feelings toward the United States on the streets of Turkey are in short supply, and the welcome mat is not out for Rice. This week, protesters in Ankara threw darts at a photograph of Rice and held signs that read, "Terrorist Rice, take your bloody hands from Turkey" and "Go home Rice."
@highlight
Protesters to Rice: "Go home"
@highlight
Rice has tall order in trying to bolster Turk confidence in U.S.
@highlight
Washington doesn't want Iran to take advantage of souring U.S.-Turkish relations

Question: Washington also wants to avoid @placeholder using the crisis to further leverage in the region.


A Vietnamese fishing boat has sunk after colliding with a Chinese vessel near an island chain in the South China Sea at the center of a territorial dispute between the two Communist neighbors. According to China's state-run Xinhua news agency, the Vietnamese vessel had been "harassing" a Chinese fishing boat at 5 p.m. local time on Monday in waters near the Paracel Islands, a largely uninhabited archipelago also known by the Chinese as the Xisha Islands. However, Luu Tien Thang, a senior officer aboard a Vietnamese coast guard boat patrolling waters nearby, told CNN Tuesday the Vietnamese vessel reported that it had actually been rammed by the Chinese ship during a distress call.
@highlight
Xinhua: Vietnamese fishing boat sank after colliding with Chinese vessel off Paracel Islands
@highlight
Beijing has been drilling for oil near the island chain in the South China Sea both nations claim
@highlight
Vietnamese coast guard officials say the fishing boat was rammed amid rising tensions
@highlight
All 10 crew aboard the fishing boat were rescued by nearby vessels

Question: Other Vietnamese fishing boats and coast guard ships picked up the 10 crew members aboard the @placeholder vessel, Luu added.


WWE star Kevin Nash and his teenage son were arrested this morning after the pair allegedly got into a drunken and bloody brawl. Wrestling star Kevin Nash, 55, was taken into custody in Volusia County, Florida after cops were called about a domestic dispute shortly after midnight. TMZ reports that cops arrested Kevin because they felt as though he was the primary aggressor but also arrested his teenage son Tristen after noticing blood on Kevin Nash's face. Arrested: WWE star Kevin Nash (left) and his teenage son Tristen (right) were arrested this morning after the pair allegedly got into a drunken and bloody brawl
@highlight
Wrestling star Kevin Nash, 55, was taken into custody in Volusia County, Florida after cops were called about a domestic dispute
@highlight
Tristen who measures 6'5"and who weighs 200 lbs claims that his dad Kevin Nash was yelling at him about the relationship of he and his girlfriend
@highlight
Kevin Nash says that Tristen 'spit in his face and elbow-checked him'
@highlight
Two hours after Tristen was arrested his uncle called police on Tristen for 'attacking his mom

Question: @placeholder who stands at 6'1 and weighs 277 lbs has won 21 wrestling championships using his famous move the jackknife power-bomb.


AUSTIN, Texas (CNN) -- Garry Mauro will never forget that night in 1972 when he says Bill Clinton and Hillary Rodham ignored the post-election party surrounding them, instead preferring to huddle in a corner and talk about changing the future. Hillary and Bill Clinton worked on George McGovern's 1972 campaign in Texas before they wed in 1975. The young then-unmarried couple, attending Yale Law, weren't interested in letting off steam with their Democratic colleagues in Austin, Texas, according to Mauro, who's now a strategist with Sen. Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign. The three were among a group of Young Turk Democrats working that summer to register voters in Texas. The Clintons had just started dating, said Mauro, who years later became Texas land commissioner. "They obviously had a lot of respect for each other, and they would spend hours talking to each other."
@highlight
Longtime Clinton pal recalls boozy post-election party in '72
@highlight
Newly dating Clinton and Rodham display early political intensity
@highlight
Will Texas rev up Clinton's White House bid -- or end it all?
@highlight
Ex-Clinton official Dee Dee Myers calls Texas "do-or- die test"

Question: The friendships and alliances Sen. @placeholder made during those days sowed the seeds of a statewide grassroots network of supporters that she's counting on to win in 2008.


(CNN) -- Bruno Senna has signed for Formula One constructor Williams 18 years after his uncle, former three-time world champion Ayrton, died driving for the team. The Brazilian will partner Pastor Maldonado when the 2012 F1 season gets underway in Australia on March 18, replacing veteran compatriot Rubens Barrichello. Bruno's uncle Ayrton is one of the greatest drivers the sport has seen, winning drivers' championship crowns in 1988, 1990 and 1991 before he died in a crash at the San Marino Grand Prix in 1994. It was only his third race for Williams. Williams' cars have carried his name ever since the tragedy at the Imola racing circuit, and Bruno, who made his debut for HRT in 2010, says he is excited to follow in his uncle's footsteps.
@highlight
Bruno Senna joins Formula One constructor Williams for the 2012 season
@highlight
Senna is nephew of three-time world champion Ayrton, who died 18 years ago
@highlight
Ayrton was driving for Williams when he was killed in San Marino in 1994
@highlight
Bruno will partner Pastor Maldonado when new Formula One season begins

Question: "It will be very interesting to drive for a team that my uncle has driven for, particularly as quite a few of the people here actually worked with @placeholder," the 28-year-old told Williams' website.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 15:48 EST, 22 November 2012 | UPDATED: 07:14 EST, 23 November 2012 It was the iconic image that marked the start of some of Britain's classic 20th century movies including the Carry On films, The Red Shoes and A Matter Of Life And Death. A bare-chested man striking a gong introduced Rank Organisation films right up until the company stopped making them in the 1990s. Now, the firm - which currently runs bingo clubs and casinos - has brought back the Gongman for the 21st century with a nationwide competition to celebrate its 75th anniversary.
@highlight
Bare-chested man striking gong signalled start of Rank Organisation movies
@highlight
Company produced classics such as Carry On films, The Red Shoes and A Matter Of Life And Death
@highlight
Firm has brought back the Gongman to celebrate its 75th anniversary - and even a Gongwoman - in a contest which saw 1,000 entrants
@highlight
New metal gong is much smaller than original plaster/papier-mache one

Question: And in a nod to girl power, there's also a @placeholder.


Kabul, Afghanistan (CNN) -- Afghan President Hamid Karzai ordered the arrest Monday of the Taliban who participated in the public execution of a woman accused of adultery. Shock and outrage have mounted since an amateur video surfaced of a burqa-clad woman sitting on the ground while a man standing a few feet away shoots her nine times before a cheering mob. The execution raises questions about what the 2014 withdrawal of NATO troops from Afghanistan will mean for women, who regained basic rights of education and voting after the fall of the Taliban in 2001. Karzai condemned the killing and ordered security officials to arrest and punish those involved, according to a statement released by the president's press office.
@highlight
Afghan President Hamid Karzai orders arrests of those involved
@highlight
Police are investigating the killing, the provincial governor says
@highlight
Commander of NATO troops offers assistance in the hunt for those involved

Question: Both Taliban commanders were subsequently killed by a third @placeholder commander, Salangi said.


By Travelmail Reporter It's the type of topping you would expect to find served with apple pie, not in a cocktail. But an alcoholic drink made from Birmingham's most famous dessert, Bird's Custard, has scooped a top award - and is guaranteed to get you pie-eyed. Concocted by bartender Robert Wood of Birmingham's The Edgbaston Hotel, the Local Legend is filled with local ingredients. Award winner: Bartender Robert Wood with his cocktail, the Local Legend The 31-year-old came out tops from 10 hopefuls at the contest to find Birmingham's best cocktail, staged at the Lost and Found pub in Bennett's Hill.
@highlight
Concoction was created by bartender Robert Wood for Edgbaston Hotel
@highlight
Cocktail scooped top award for drink made with local ingredients
@highlight
New tipple - on sale for £9 - took three weeks to create

Question: He said: 'I wanted to create something unique to @placeholder and unique to us.


By Matt Blake and Damien Gayle PUBLISHED: 06:01 EST, 31 July 2012 | UPDATED: 06:11 EST, 31 July 2012 A female Saudi Arabian judoka will be allowed to compete in the Olympics while wearing her hijab, it has emerged. Wodjan Shaherkani's participation in the London 2012 Games had been in doubt after the International Judo Federation said she needed to remove the head scarf for her match. But Saudi Olympic Committee (SOC) spokesman Razan Baker announced yesterday that the IJF had relented its stance after negotiations between officials, clearing the way for Shaherkani to fight on Friday.
@highlight
Wodjan Shaherkani will compete in judo after an agreement is reached on with International Judo Federation on the kind of headscarf she can wear
@highlight
The 16-year-old +78kg judoka had been told last week by the IFJ that she would not be allowed to compete in Islamic-compliant dress
@highlight
Decision comes as debate heats up in Saudi Arabia over whether female athletes should have been included in the country's Olympic team
@highlight
Shaherkani and teammate Sarah Attar - the first women to represent the kingdom at any Olympics - were included after pressure from the IOC

Question: female athletes for the first time ever in the Saudi @placeholder team has


(CNN) -- Michigan Assistant Attorney General Andrew Shirvell -- who for nearly six months has blogged about an openly gay college student -- has taken a voluntary leave of absence, the state's attorney general's office confirmed to CNN Friday. The office does not know the length of Shirvell's leave, but says that it will hold a disciplinary hearing upon his return. Earlier this week, Attorney General Mike Cox defended his assistant's constitutional right to wage the internet campaign against Chris Armstrong, even though he said he considers Shirvell a "bully." "Here in America, we have this thing called the First Amendment, which allows people to express what they think and engage in political and social speech," Cox told Anderson Cooper on CNN's "AC 360" on Wednesday night. "He's clearly a bully ... but is that protected under the First Amendment of the United States Constitution? Yes."
@highlight
NEW: University of Michigan won't allow blogger on campus
@highlight
Michigan assistant attorney general takes leave of absence
@highlight
He's been under fire for blogging about gay college student
@highlight
Attorney general previously defended Andrew Shirvell's right to blog on own time

Question: "Mr. [@placeholder] Shirvell is sort of a frontline grunt assistant prosecutor in my office," Cox said.

Question: Among other things, Shirvell has published blog posts that accuse Armstrong of going back on a campaign promise he made to minority students; engaging in "flagrant sexual promiscuity" with another male member of the student government; sexually seducing and influencing "a previously conservative [male] student" so much so that the student, according to @placeholder, "morphed into a proponent of the radical homosexual agenda;" hosting a gay orgy in his dorm room in October 2009; and trying to recruit incoming first-year students "to join the homosexual 'lifestyle.'

Question: In a written statement from his office on Tuesday, @placeholder distanced his office from Shirvell's comments.


Police in Alabama have arrested former NFL fullback Le'Ron McClain on a synthetic marijuana trafficking charge. Tuscaloosa Police spokesman Sgt. Brent Blankley says 29-year-old McClain, currently a free agent, was arrested Wednesday after narcotics agents recovered 122 grams of synthetic marijuana, or spice. Agents told McClain they'd issue a warrant when tests results on the substance came back later in the day. Former Alabama and NFL fullback Le'Ron McClain appears in a photo after his arrest Wednesday. Tuscaloosa police have arrested McClain on a synthetic marijuana trafficking charge McClain, originally of Fort Wayne, Indiana, was released in March after two seasons with the San Diego Chargers. He also played with the Baltimore Ravens and Kansas City Chiefs (pictured) in a seven-year career
@highlight
Former San Diego chargers fullback Le'Ron McClain arrested Wednesday
@highlight
He was reportedly found to have 122 grams of synthetic marijuana
@highlight
Police spokesman says McClain is being held on $500,000 bond

Question: @placeholder passed an act making it illegal  in May 2010.


By Baz Bamigboye PUBLISHED: 21:32 EST, 24 February 2013 | UPDATED: 09:34 EST, 25 February 2013 Kristen Stewart battled through a painful injury to attend the Academy Awards on Sunday night. The Twilight star, 22, is understood to have cut her foot on glass two days ago but decided the show must go on. The actress, who was dressed in a stylish Reem Acra gown, walked the red carpet in crutches, occasionally posing unaided for the cameras. When Jennifer Lawrence spotted her fellow actress hobbling along with the walking aids, she rushed over to hug Kristen, exclaiming: 'Hey, what happened, Dude?' (Lawrence later had a mishap of her own, falling up the stairs as she went up on stage to accept the best actress gong for Silver Linings Playbook.)
@highlight
Cut the ball of her foot on glass two days ago
@highlight
Limped on stage to present the Achievement in Production Design award with Daniel Radcliffe
@highlight
Before going on stage, Anne Hathaway told her: 'Break a leg!'

Question: Concerned friend: @placeholder rushed to her friend's side as soon as she spotted her injury


(CNN) -- Think of it as a giant barometer for climate science. With a new groundbreaking study on climate change seemingly coming out every other week, it can be hard to keep up with the latest findings. Fortunately, every five to six years, the United Nations sums it up in a comprehensive report. That's what's going on this week in the Swedish capital Stockholm, where the latest Assessment Report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change is set for release on Friday. The document will bring together the latest research from top scientists around the field. The IPCC is recognized as the leading authority on the subject of global climate change. The first section of its new report -- the fifth since the organization was formed in 1988 by the United Nations and the World Meteorological Organization -- contains a "Summary for Policymakers," aimed at guiding politicians and lawmakers worldwide on decisions regarding the environment over the next several years.
@highlight
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change released a report every five or six years
@highlight
The first section of the report is aimed at assisting policymakers
@highlight
A draft that leaked in August said there is more certainty that humans are playing a role
@highlight
The report will lay out projections for climate change through the end of the century

Question: But climate change activists, and many climate scientists, believe that the @placeholder's consensus-seeking policy produces conclusions and estimates that are too conservative.


By Sean Poulter, Consumer Affairs Editor Removed: Harrods has been caught by the Italians selling 'fake' Tuscan extra virgin olive oil, and has had to remove the bottles from its shelves Harrods has been caught by the Italians selling 'fake' Tuscan extra virgin olive oil. The Knightsbridge store has had to remove bottles from shelves in response to an effort by the Italian food industry to protect the name and heritage of its famous brands. The move is part of a wider crackdown in Britain and across Europe targeting retailers and manufacturers selling food which is not what it claims to be on the label.
@highlight
Olive oil is among a number of products susceptible to fakery
@highlight
Problem came to light during a search on the store's website
@highlight
Italian officials visted London, bought a bottle and filed a report to Defra
@highlight
Oil can only be labelled Tuscan if the whole manufacturing process, including growing, pressing and bottling occurs in the region
@highlight
Issue of counterfeit food on political agenda after horsemeat scandal

Question: This product was bottled in the UK, which was displayed on the label, however it was brought to our attention that in order for the product to be labelled ‘Tuscan’ the bottling process must also take place in @placeholder.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 18:01 EST, 3 April 2013 | UPDATED: 20:16 EST, 3 April 2013 The University of Southern California today introduced new head basketball coach Andy Enfield, whose surprising success at the helm of Florida Gulf Coast University made him a hero of this year's NCAA Tournament. Trojan fans are hoping he can bring 'Dunk City,' the explosive, fast-paced style of play that made tiny FGCU so successful, to their school. He has already brought his stunning wife to the campus in Los Angeles. Amanda Marmcum Enfield, a retired model who posed for Victoria's Secret, Chanel, Armani and Maxim magazine, stood alongside her husband at the ceremony.
@highlight
Coach Andy Enfield is married to Amanda Marcum - a retired model who worked for Victoria's Secret, Chanel and Armani
@highlight
Florida Gulf Coast was the proverbial 'Cinderella Story' of the tournament, having beat two highly-ranked teams before losing last Friday
@highlight
He will take up coach position in California for six years

Question: She used to be a model and appeared on the cover of the February 2002 swimsuit issue of @placeholder, right, as well as posing on other occasions


Shane Geraghty has become England's forgotten man in recent seasons but the London Irish No 10 delivered a sweetly struck drop goal to snatch victory over Exeter at the Madejski Stadium yesterday. The Exiles looked buried towards the end of a scrappy contest but, with the clock in red, Geraghty converted from 30 metres to secure his side's second win in nine games. It prompted calls from director of rugby Brian Smith for the 28-year-old to be handed an international recall, having gone off the radar since emerging as the next big thing in 2007. London Irish fought back to beat Exeter 28-26 in their Aviva Premiership clash on Sunday afternoon
@highlight
Exeter lost their fourth consecutive Premiership match
@highlight
The visitors looked in control but capitulated in the second half
@highlight
Shane Geraghty scored a last minute drop goal to steal the win
@highlight
Exeter were outscored by four tries to two

Question: If @placeholder was at a top-four club, everyone would be behind him.


Vermont Democratic Senator Patrick Leahy has set off on the first congressional mission to Cuba following Obama's announcement on Dec. 17 that Washington would start normalizing ties with its old Cold War foe. Leahy is heading a group of four Democratic senators and two Democratic representatives, all of whom have visited Cuba in the past and who strongly support Obama's policy, a statement from his office said. Their three-day trip aims to get an idea from Cuban government officials of how they see the normalization process and convey a sense of what Americans expect. Leahy is heading a group of four Democratic senators and two Democratic representatives, all of whom have visited Cuba in the past and who strongly support Obama's policy
@highlight
Leahy is heading a group of four Democratic senators and two Democratic representatives, all of whom have visited Cuba in the past and who strongly support Obama's policy
@highlight
Their three-day trip aims to get an idea from Cuban government officials of how they see the normalization process and convey a sense of what Americans expect
@highlight
Leahy's group will return from Havana Monday, though the Senate will be on vacation in observance of the Martin Luther King federal holiday

Question: Separately, the United States and @placeholder are holding high-level talks in Havana next week on normalizing ties.


The organisers of the newly-formed European Rugby Champions Cup – formerly the Heineken Cup – have promised to deliver more money for England's Aviva Premiership clubs and a more attractive competition for fans. The popular tournament came perilously close to folding last season following a bitter dispute over the distribution of revenue as English clubs refused to continue under terms they saw as being grossly unfair. Wasps, Saracens, Northampton, Bath, Leicester, Harlequins and Sale will take part in new tournament The tournament was saved following a carefully negotiated settlement between broadcasters BT Sport and Sky. Bruce Craig - one of the executive directors of the newly slimmed down competition which begins a week on Friday – insists the new deal will see more revenue for England’s top clubs.
@highlight
Teams from England, France, Ireland, Italy, Scotland and Wales taking part
@highlight
European tournament was saved by broadcasters BT Sport and Sky
@highlight
Winners of ERCC and Super Rugby could meet in end-of-season clash

Question: There is a new business model with five prospective sponsorship slots and Craig believes it is a matter of time before more big-name companies join @placeholder in backing the tournament.


(CNN) -- It's all about money. That great big money pit where hypocrisy lives and science goes to die. Take climate change. Yeah, I hear some of you. You don't "believe in it," as though global warming is some kind of religion. Well, it sort of is. But it has little to do with God and everything to do with the color green. I discovered just how cynical I am about that "money pit" when I sat down recently with Chloe Maxmin, a 22-year-old climate activist and senior at Harvard University whose idealism shines as bright as the North Star.
@highlight
Carol Costello: 97% of scientists agree on climate change, yet there are deniers
@highlight
Costello: Take Mitch McConnell, whose home state has a big coal industry
@highlight
She spoke with Chloe Maxmin, who advocates that Harvard do more on climate change
@highlight
Costello: Harvard should divest its large endowment from fossil fuel companies

Question: @placeholder, by the way, received more than 1.2 million in campaign dollars from oil, coal and gas entities.


Scroll down for video Whistleblower said senior civil servant Clifford Hindley (pictured), who was head of the Home Office's voluntary services unit, signed off a three year grant for £35,000 in 1980 A vile paedophile group with links to senior Labour politicians was funded with huge amounts of taxpayers' money, it has emerged. The Paedophile Information Exchange was allegedly given £70,000 by the Home Office between 1977 and 1980 - the equivalent today of about £400,000. The astonishing claims made by a whistleblower are now being investigated by the police and the government. They come after the Mail exposed shocking links between the paedophile group and the National Council for Civil Liberties, a pressure group run at the time by former Health Secretary Patricia Hewitt and Labour's deputy leader Harriet Harman.
@highlight
Police are investigating the claims made by a whistleblower
@highlight
Callaghan and Thatcher governments may have provided funding
@highlight
Claims come after links between the group and NCCL are exposed

Question: Miss Harman, who was the NCCL's legal officer, has also expressed 'regret' but has refused to apologise, claiming the @placeholder's stories were a 'politically-motivated smear campaign'.


Steven Gerrard goes into this weekend's Merseyside derby with a storybook filled with mixed emotions. Saturday's fixture at Goodison Park will be his 33rd clash with his local rivals, and it could potentially be his last. Gerrard looks certain to start when the sides confront each other at 5:30pm in what will likely be final trip across Stanley Park. The Liverpool skipper, who will leave Anfield and join MLS side LA Galaxy this summer, has had a colourful history against the Toffees and here Sportsmail takes a look back at some of his key derby moments over the years. Steven Gerrard celebrates with Patrik Berger in his first Merseyside derby on April 3, 1999 when his side were eventual 3-2 winners at Anfield
@highlight
Steven Gerrard is likely to start as Liverpool take on Everton in the Merseyside derby on Saturday evening
@highlight
The trip to Goodison Park could see the Anfield legend taking part in his final derby for the Reds
@highlight
The 34-year-old announced he will be leaving for MLS side LA Galaxy after 17 years of loyal service to the club

Question: Although not on the score sheet for his side on September 27, 2008 Gerrard's side took home the three points in a 2-0 win at @placeholder


WASHINGTON (CNN) -- The alleged pirate apprehended by the U.S. Navy after the hijacking of the Maersk Alabama is en route to New York, according to defense officials. The USS Bainbridge tows the lifeboat in which Capt. Robert Phillips was held for days. He was handed over to federal authorities by the U.S. military in Djibouti, the officials said. The suspected pirate, known in official documents as "Pirate Defendant," was brought to Djibouti aboard the USNS Walter S. Diehl, a refueling ship that was with the warship USS Bainbridge at the scene of the failed hijacking that turned into a hostage ordeal 350 miles off the Somalian coast.
@highlight
Alleged pirate known in official documents as "Pirate Defendant"
@highlight
Alleged pirate brought to Djibouti aboard the USNS Walter S. Diehl, a refueling ship
@highlight
Handed over to federal authorities by the U.S. military in Djibouti, officials said
@highlight
Diehl was with the warship USS Bainbridge at the scene of a failed hijacking

Question: "If he goes to jail here, it will be a whole lot better than living in @placeholder."


(CNN) -- HTC's new flagship smartphone, the One, is an impressive bit of hardware and a big step forward for the company in three significant ways. The One is a top-notch, beautifully designed handset packed with the best specs and a ton of compelling features. It also runs a unique, fresh take on Google's Android operating system. And it's available in exactly the same configuration across the three major U.S. carriers. This is the phone that could close the gap between HTC's flagship and those from Apple and Samsung. We spent a couple of hours with the One before its big unveiling in New York today, and were thoroughly impressed by the luxurious materials used on the handset, the expert build quality holding it all together, and a slew of thoughtfully crafted software features. Although the phone carries the branding established last year with the One X, One S, and other HTC phones, the One amounts to a reboot of the company's vision for Android. The One X, HTC's previous flagship, won critical praise, but as an AT&T exclusive it failed to generate the sales the company had hoped for.
@highlight
HTC's One phone could be the one that closes the gap with Apple and Samsung
@highlight
The One, unveiled Tuesday, has a massive 4.7-inch touchscreen display
@highlight
It's camera ignores sometimes-meaningless megapixel count for "UltraPixels"
@highlight
The One will be available on AT&T, T-Mobile and Sprint

Question: They have much deeper pockets and they can carpet bomb the industry and they have a tremendous amount of inertia there, particularly with @placeholder in the U.S.


By Jaymi Mccann PUBLISHED: 11:34 EST, 8 February 2013 | UPDATED: 13:33 EST, 8 February 2013 A six-year-old boy with special needs is being kept off school for his own safety after he suffered badly burned hands and a broken nose in separate accidents. His mother Elizabeth MacLeod hasn't sent her son Ellis Tattersall to St Clement's School, in Dingwall, since he was burnt on 13 December and claims staff weren't aware of either injury. Ellis has Angelman Syndrome, which severely affects his intellectual development meaning he has the ability of a 15-month-hold toddler. Six-year-old Ellis Tattersall's mum claims that he was injured twice in school without any adequate explanation
@highlight
Ellis Tattersall broke his nose and burnt his hands in two separate incidents
@highlight
His mother claims that teachers at the school were unaware of the injuries
@highlight
Ellis has Angelman Syndrome, meaning he has the abilities of a 15-month-old

Question: @placeholder suffers from developmental delay, a lack of speech, seizures and walking and balance disorders.


Forty years may have passed, but there is one topic that remains off-limits for Denis Law when discussing Manchester derbies. Law may be 74, but he is as sharp and engaging as ever in discussion. At a sponsor's event inside Old Trafford earlier this week, not far from where his statue stands outside the famous stadium, the conversation flows with the Manchester United hero until the subject of his controversial goal in the 1974 Manchester derby is raised. VIDEOS Scroll down to watch Denis Law believes Wayne Rooney and Robin van Persie are two of the world's best strikers Rooney (centre) will return to Manchester United's starting line-up after serving his three-match ban
@highlight
Denis Law is glad Wayne Rooney is fit for Sunday's Manchester derby
@highlight
United legend Law believes Louis van Gaal's side are building momentum
@highlight
Law stated he could not remember scoring the goal that sent United down

Question: 'It's an incredible boost to have @placeholder back,' Law added.


(CNN) -- In 1981, James Brady was shot in the head and gravely wounded in a shooting that also wounded President Reagan -- despite their both being surrounded by plenty of extremely well-trained "good guys with guns." At that time, federal law set conditions, such as a felony conviction or being involuntarily hospitalized for a mental illness, that prohibited a person from possessing firearms. The 1968 Gun Control Act had established record-keeping requirements and regulated interstate transactions of firearms, but there was no federal law requiring proof from a prospective buyer that he or she was not prohibited from possessing firearms.
@highlight
Daniel Webster: In 1981, when James Brady was shot, buying guns relied on "honor system"
@highlight
He says you only had to sign form saying law didn't prohibit you from owning firearms
@highlight
Brady Law helped fulfill goal of Gun Control Act, to keep guns from dangerous people, he says
@highlight
Webster: Its effect on public safety unclear, but background checks help

Question: Because some states had background check requirements in place before the @placeholder, one way to estimate the policy's effects is to contrast changes in homicide trends in these states at the time the law was implemented with changes over the same period in states newly implementing background checks for sales by licensed gun dealers.


(CNN)Egypt's military carried out a series of airstrikes against ISIS militants in Libya on Monday in retaliation for the slaughter of 21 Egyptian Christians by the jihadist group. The bombing raids pulled Egypt deeper into the widening international fight against ISIS and highlighted the extremists' growing presence in North Africa. The warplanes hit 10 targets used for training and storage in ISIS' Libyan stronghold of Derna, Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry told CNN. "Avenging Egyptian blood and punishing criminals and murderers is our right and duty," the Egyptian military said in a statement that was broadcast on state television. There were conflicting claims about what the bombs had struck.
@highlight
Airstrikes hit 10 targets in an ISIS stronghold in Libya, Egypt's foreign minister says
@highlight
Islamist militias in the city say the bombings killed women and children
@highlight
ISIS had released a video that appeared to show the beheadings of Egyptian Christians

Question: They were reportedly from impoverished villages and went to @placeholder looking for work.


She might be scaling back her public duties, lending the Royal plane to Prince Charles so he can represent the monarchy in Sri Lanka in November, but Queen Elizabeth II proved she is still as regal as ever at today's State Opening of Parliament. Wearing the white Angela Kelly dress she chose for her Jubilee portrait, accompanied by Prince Philip in his Royal Navy Uniform, and weighed down with heavy ceremonial crowns and robes (as well as Queen Victoria's pearl earrings and Diamond Jubilee necklace), the Queen unveiled 20 Bills which the coalition hopes to pass into law in the next year.
@highlight
Her Majesty began event wearing George IV State Diadem
@highlight
Travelled from Buckingham Palace to Westminster in horse-drawn carriage
@highlight
In Robing Room put on Imperial State Crown, 2.3lb,  and Robe of State, 15lb
@highlight
Crown: 2,868 diamonds, 273 pearls, 17 sapphires, 11 emeralds, 5 rubies
@highlight
The Queen wore her Angela Kelly dress worn in Jubliee portraits
@highlight
Also Queen Victoria's crown pearl drop earrings and Jubilee necklace
@highlight
Plus pearl bracelet watch and pearl bracelet with a daisy diamond clasp

Question: It is fitted onto the monarch's shoulders in the @placeholder inside the Palace of Westminster and then carried by sewn-in fabric hooks while she walks.


By Stephen Mcgowan for the Daily Mail Jason Denayer is not the type to speak in headlines. The young Belgian defender will never use three words when one will suffice. His voice is so quiet it stretches digital technology to its limits. And yet, sitting in Celtic’s main stand after Saturday’s 2-1 win over Aberdeen, the on-loan defender made a big, brash statement. Looking ahead to Thursday’s Europa League curtain raiser in Salzburg, the 20-year-old expressed the belief that Ronny Deila’s men could actually reach the final, an honour last achieved at Parkhead in 2003 by a team featuring Henrik Larsson, Chris Sutton et al.
@highlight
Celtic can reach Europa League final, says Jason Denayer
@highlight
Denayer is on loan from Premier League champions Manchester City
@highlight
Celtic face Salzburg in first Europa group match

Question: @placeholder, the team rated most likely to challenge Celtic this season, began to play.


Atlanta, Georgia (CNN) -- Prosecutor Jack Mallard was waiting for the moment Wayne Williams, on trial in the Atlanta child murders case, would take the witness stand in his own defense. "I knew he figured he could out-talk the prosecutor," Mallard says. "He had tried out-talking everybody else, and I knew I'd be ready." Under cross-examination, Williams blew up at the prosecutor, saying, "You must be a fool," and then telling Mallard, "You want the real Wayne Williams? You got him right here." In his closing statement, Mallard would quote that outburst to the jury in describing Williams as "a Jekyll and Hyde" personality. A day later, the jury convicted Williams on two counts of murder. He was eventually sentenced to two life sentences in prison.
@highlight
Williams prosecutor nicknamed "Blood" for going for jugular in courtroom
@highlight
The prosecutor, Jack Mallard, says Williams "had a dual personality"
@highlight
Decades later, Williams says he could "see the shock in the jurors' faces"

Question: "I was my own worst enemy," says @placeholder, who still argues he is innocent.


By Snejana Farberov and Louise Boyle PUBLISHED: 19:59 EST, 1 December 2013 | UPDATED: 12:30 EST, 2 December 2013 The Today Show team paid tribute today to a beloved colleague who was killed in Sunday morning's Metro-North train derailment in New York City. James Lovell, 58, a married father-of-four, was a staffer at NBC and had been on his way to work on the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree lighting when he was killed. Today show executive producer Don Nash shared a message with colleagues on Mr Lovell's death: 'Jim worked on TODAY for over 20 years. He was not only a skilled technician but also one of the nicest guys you ever met. You may have seen him working at many of our outdoor concerts. He always had a smile on his face and was quick to share a friendly greeting.
@highlight
James Lovell, 58, was on his way to Manhattan from his home in the picturesque town of Cold Spring
@highlight
Mr Lovell, who was a cancer survivor, leaves behind his wife Nancy, three sons and a daughter
@highlight
Matt Lauer tweeted: 'He was a talented and kind friend and colleague. We miss him already. Rest in peace Jim'
@highlight
James Ferrari, 59, of Montrose; Donna Smith, 54, of Newburgh, and 35-year-old Ahn Kisook, of Woodside, Queens were also killed

Question: @placeholder told Today show viewers on Monday morning that Mr Lovell was 'one of our own... part of our NBC family who had worked on about every big concert we had out on our plaza.


Washington (CNN) -- Two hours after first being notified of an attack on the U.S. diplomatic mission in Benghazi, Libya, a government e-mail to the White House, the State Department and the FBI said an Islamist group had claimed credit, according to a copy obtained by CNN. An initial e-mail was sent while the attack was still underway, and another that arrived two hours later -- sent from a State Department address to various government agencies including the executive office of the president -- identified Ansar al-Sharia as claiming responsibility for the attack on its Facebook page and on Twitter.
@highlight
NEW: Secretary of State Hillary Clinton says don't "cherry pick" documents
@highlight
The White House says it received conflicting information about the attack
@highlight
A government email on the day of the attack says an Islamist group claimed credit
@highlight
The attack left U.S. Ambassador Christopher Stevens and three other Americans dead

Question: Two @placeholder officials, speaking on condition of not being identified on Wednesday, said the government e-mails about the attack were not an intelligence assessment.


By Simon Walters Ed Miliband congratulates John Denham on his speech at the 2010 Labour conference - the two no longer see eye-to eye Ed Miliband has secretly admitted he may lose the Election because voters oppose his stance on immigration, public spending and welfare benefits. A Labour document obtained by The Mail on Sunday suggests that he has also given up hope of winning over new supporters. Instead he is pinning his hopes on ‘shoring up’ Labour’s traditional working-class vote and declaring his own class war by smearing the ‘toxic Tories’ as rich and out of touch. The damaging disclosures are contained in a leaked copy of Labour’s General Election strategy sent to all Labour shadow cabinet ministers.
@highlight
Mr Miliband believes he has no hope of winning over new voters
@highlight
Wants class war by smearing Tories  as rich and out of touch
@highlight
Document says voters find Mr Miliband and his views a big turn-off
@highlight
John Denham, ex-ally, says voters do not believe any Labour tale

Question: Devastatingly Mr @placeholder added: ‘If they are not part of our story, I don’t know what the Labour Party is for.’


(CNN) -- Personal computer maker Lenovo, expecting to report a loss for the third fiscal quarter ending December 31, announced it would cut 2,500 jobs as part of a restructuring expected to save $300 million. A woman walks past a Lenovo advertisement at a computer shop in Hong Kong. The cuts comprise about 11 percent of the Chinese computer manufacturer's global workforce. "Although the integration of the IBM PC business for the past three years was a success, our last quarter's performance did not meet our expectations," Yang Yuanqing, Lenovo's chairman of the board, said in a statement. "We are taking these actions now to ensure that in an uncertain economy, our business operates as efficiently and effectively as possible, and continues to grow in the future."
@highlight
Chairman of the board cites last quarter's below-expectations performance
@highlight
Job cuts to include management and executive positions
@highlight
Company is ranked as the world's No. 4 PC maker
@highlight
Lenovo anticipates taking pre-tax restructuring charge of approximately $150 million

Question: @placeholder's Hang Seng index suspended trading of Lenovo shares Wednesday, anticipating the announcement.


Washington (CNN) -- If all the recent wrangling over the fiscal cliff has revealed anything, it's how tense and strained President Obama's relationship is with Republicans in Congress. Borger: Fiscal cliff was bound to collapse And Obama's relationship with Congress reached yet another low Thursday when House Speaker John Boehner confirmed to CNN that he has told House Republicans he will no longer negotiate legislative deals with the president. And in an opinion piece on Thursday, Sen. John Cornyn of Texas faulted the president for all the fiscal brinksmanship since 2010. The new No. 2 Senate Republican also suggested that "[i]t may be necessary to partially shut down the government in order to secure the long-term fiscal well being of our country."
@highlight
House Speaker John Boehner says he won't negotiate legislation with the president
@highlight
Zelizer: House GOP won't acknowledge Obama's mandate, Boehner not in control of caucus
@highlight
Navarrette: Obama needs to stop practicing "defiance politics," needs to lead
@highlight
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell could be instrumental in upcoming battles

Question: But with this Congress, that was obviously a little too much to hope for at this time," @placeholder said Monday afternoon at a White House event that at moments seemed like a campaign gathering.


By Emily Sheridan Jasmine Waltz is the second housemate to leave the Celebrity Big Brother house. The American model and actress, 31, didn't appear too bothered, despite being separated from love interest Lee Ryan. In a further twist, she was also given the power to save two housemates from eviction on Friday night, so surprisingly chose Linda Nolan and Casey Batchelor. Scroll down for video Maneater: Jasmine Waltz showed off her underwear in a sheer dress and sexy over-the-knee boots as she was evicted from Celebrity Big Brother Speaking to host Emma Willis, she said: 'I wanted to stay in. But I'm not upset that I'm leaving.
@highlight
Saved Linda Nolan and Casey Batchelor from eviction on Friday, even though the rest of the house will be up

Question: However, she wasn't sure if anything would happen between Lee and Casey now she had departed: 'I wouldn't put it past Lee (to try it on with @placeholder again).'

Question: Former love rival @placeholder hugged her, but didn't look too upset about her imminent departure.


By George Arbuthnott PUBLISHED: 20:15 EST, 1 September 2012 | UPDATED: 06:47 EST, 2 September 2012 A French Paralympics official has claimed the British team is guilty of ‘technological doping’ by spending hundreds of thousands of pounds developing cutting-edge wheelchairs that give a significant advantage over poorer countries. Rudy Van Abeele, the French Paralympic team’s deputy manager, said ParalympicsGB’s investment in state-of-the-art equipment was turning the event into the equivalent of Formula 1. He even said Britain’s double gold winning track wheelchair racer David Weir would not have reached the finals of his events without his innovative chair.
@highlight
The French Paralympic team deputy boss said Brits investment was turning the event 'into Forumla 1'

Question: For me the wheelchair is at least 25 per cent of the performance and @placeholder has the most advanced technology.


By Steve Nolan PUBLISHED: 05:20 EST, 29 January 2013 | UPDATED: 06:24 EST, 29 January 2013 Manchester United star Paul Scholes had his £30,000 car stolen after he left the engine running while defrosting it on his driveway. The 38-year-old former England midfielder had gone back inside his home in Oldham, Greater Manchester, while ice melted on the windscreen of his Chevrolet Captiva LT 2 Estate. But while he was inside thieves struck between 7.45am and 8am on Monday. When he came back out of the house and discovered his car had gone he called 999. Victim: Paul Scholes, pictured scoring for Manchester United against Wigan earlier this season, had his car stolen after leaving it running on his driveway on Monday morning
@highlight
The Manchester United veteran's 4x4 was stolen
@highlight
He had left it running on his driveway in Oldham, Greater Manchester
@highlight
Police have confirmed that they are investigating the theft

Question: @placeholder sponsor United and the the squad were offered a choice of firm's vehicles as part of the multi-million pound deal.


A beloved model is dead, those who knew her are in mourning, and one of the world's most admired Olympians is charged with her murder after a Valentine's Day shooting in South Africa. Oscar Pistorius, a Paralympic runner who blazed new terrain by competing in last summer's Olympics, is accused of killing his girlfriend, Reeva Steenkamp. A shooting took place inside his upscale home in Pretoria, South Africa, early Thursday, and only the two of them were there at the time, police said. Shock waves from the incident quickly reverberated across the world, casting a shadow over the man known as the "Blade Runner" for his achievements on prosthetic limbs.
@highlight
Oscar Pistorius once tweeted a photo of himself at a gun range
@highlight
Nike pulls an ad featuring Pistorius and the word "bullet"
@highlight
Reeva Steenkamp tweeted Wednesday about her "boo" making her a shake
@highlight
Pistorius was arrested for assault in 2009 but the case was dropped , police say

Question: Pistorius, a double amputee, competed against able-bodied runners during the @placeholder, triggering controversy as some said the prosthetic limbs gave him an advantage.


Seoul, South Korea (CNN) -- Police in South Korea have detained a man suspected of abducting a 7-year-old girl from her home and raping her, local police officials said Friday. The parents of the girl realized she was missing at 7 a.m. Thursday and looked for her before reporting it to the police half an hour later in Naju, a city in the southwestern province of South Jeolla, said Kim Il-kyu, head of the criminal investigation department in Naju. The city's police officers called for backup and 160 personnel from nearby police stations joined the search for the girl, he said.
@highlight
The girl is taken from her home while her family is sleeping, the police say
@highlight
She is later found near a river and shows signs of having been raped
@highlight
A suspect has been detained, police officials say
@highlight
The South Korean president calls on the police to restore public order

Question: @placeholder responded with anger on social media to news reports about the case.


By Alex Horlock PUBLISHED: 07:14 EST, 6 August 2012 | UPDATED: 08:38 EST, 6 August 2012 It appears the Ennis effect may be rubbing off on the golden girl's compatriots. Lawrence Okoye, Great Britain's discus hopeful, has qualified in fourth in the men's discus after recording a whopping 65.28m throw - just moments after Ennis posted a picture on Twitter of the pair together. Okoye and Ennis stand arm in arm next to fellow Team GB athlete Carl Myerscough. The two giant field competitors dwarf the petite heptathlete as they posed before Danny Boyle's opening ceremony. Do I look small? Jessica Ennis (centre) looks tiny next to shot putter Carl Myerscough (right) and discus thrower Lawrence Okoye (left)
@highlight
Heptathlon gold medal winner Jessica Ennis tweets support for compatriot Lawrence Okoye
@highlight
Okoye, 20, qualifies for discus final with throw of 65.28m
@highlight
Ennis tweeted photograph of herself looking tiny next to Okoye and shot putter Carl Myerscough

Question: Both are well over the six foot mark, with @placeholder standing at 6ft 7in and weighing in at 24st - no wonder the heptathlete looks so small.


LOS ANGELES, California (CNN)  -- Three men charged with sexually exploiting Cambodian children are being brought back to the United States to face prosecution, the Justice Department announced Monday. The men are among the first charged under an international law enforcement initiative specifically targeting Americans traveling to Cambodia for the purpose of sexually abusing children. The initiative, Operation Twisted Traveler, is an effort by the Justice Department and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement to crack down on sex tourism. "The men charged in this investigation apparently thought they could pursue their abhorrent desires by leaving the United States to prey on children in another country, but they were sadly mistaken," U.S. Attorney Thomas P. O'Brien said in a statement.
@highlight
Operation Twisted Traveler is crackdown on U.S. sex tourism in Cambodia
@highlight
Three men being returned to United States, charged under Protect Act
@highlight
Suspects convicted of previous sexual offenses in U.S., agency says
@highlight
They face sentences of 30 years for each alleged victim

Question: They are charged under the federal @placeholder, enacted six years ago to strengthen federal laws relating to predatory crimes against children outside U.S. borders, the department added.


(CNN) -- When the draw for the third round of the FA Cup was made, one match particularly enticed -- Arsenal versus Tottenham. With Arsenal leading the Premier League and Tottenham rejuvenated under new manager Tim Sherwood, the encounter between the north London rivals indeed promised much. But in the end it was mostly one-way traffic and the Gunners prevailed 2-0 at home to advance in football's oldest knockout competition. The FA Cup is famous for its giant killings although on Saturday only one Premier League team lost to lower-division opposition, Aston Villa. And even then, Villa's 2-1 defeat to Sheffield United wasn't that big of a surprise since Villa boss Paul Lambert said this week the FA Cup was a distraction.
@highlight
Arsenal defeats Tottenham 2-0 to advance to the fourth round of the FA Cup
@highlight
Arsenal is the second most successful side in the competition behind Man United
@highlight
Aston Villa was the only Premier League team to lose to lower-division opposition
@highlight
Blackburn scores in the second half to draw Manchester City and force a replay

Question: @placeholder was unable to build on its 2-1 win at Manchester United in the league on Wednesday and was eliminated from a Cup competition for the second time in about two weeks.


New York (CNN) -- Northeast Florida State Attorney Angela Corey has made it clear that she alone will decide whether George Zimmerman will be charged in the shooting death of Trayvon Martin. Zimmerman's attorneys termed as "courageous" her decision not to present evidence to the grand jury that the original prosecutor, Norman Wolfinger, scheduled to convene on April 10. The Trayvon Martin family was also pleased that Corey would make the charging decision. But the question remains, will George Zimmerman be charged? Tuesday, in a bizarre development, George Zimmerman's attorneys, Hal Uhrig and Craig Sonner, during a news conference held in front of the Seminole County Courthouse, announced that they had withdrawn from his representation. They said they had lost contact with their client over the previous two days and revealed Zimmerman's unusual behavior -- including phone calls to Fox News host Sean Hannity and the special prosecutor, Corey.
@highlight
Sunny Hostin: The state attorney has made it clear that she alone will decide on charges
@highlight
She says the public withdrawal by lawyers representing George Zimmerman was strange
@highlight
Hostin: Zimmerman's actions may not have been covered by the "stand your ground" law
@highlight
She says she believes in the jury system; it makes sense to let a jury decide

Question: @placeholder left the home of his father's fiancee on February 26 to buy skittles and an ice tea.


By Richard Spillett Companies spend millions on carefully-crafting their logos and slogans in the hope they will bring customers flocking. But, as part of a new online craze, their efforts are being mocked by people telling huge firms what they really think of their products and services. So-called 'honest slogans' are being shared by millions online as web-users photoshop existing logos to poke fun at big companies and their ad men. Originating from a blog by US graphic designer Clif Dickens, the images have now gone worldwide, with Lego, Pizza Hut and Ikea among the companies targeted. The re-worked version of Ikea's famous logo pokes fun at the difficulty customers sometimes have in putting together the flat-pack furniture
@highlight
Online images mock famous companies by re-working their logos and slogans to tell jokes about their products
@highlight
Targets of the internet craze include multinationals such as Ikea, Pizza Hut, Sprite, Gillette and Subway

Question: The strong baking smell which emanates from @placeholder sandwich shops is the subject of this version of the company's iconic logo


(CNN) -- Two young news anchors for Russia's RT television network -- both Americans -- have blasted Moscow's military intervention in Ukraine, and their editor-in-chief claims the announcements, and the "mainstream media's" reaction to them, are part of a media war. "We've got a genuine war going on," Margarita Simonyan, RT's editor-in-chief, wrote on RT's website. "No, thank God, it's not in Crimea. It's a media war." Sitting behind the RT anchor desk on Wednesday, Washington-based Liz Wahl told the audience she "could not be part of a network funded by the Russian government that whitewashes the actions of (President Vladimir) Putin," adding "I'm proud to be an American and believe in disseminating the truth, and that is why after this newscast I am resigning."
@highlight
One RT anchor quits and another criticizes Moscow's intervention in Ukraine
@highlight
Jill Dougherty notes that RT editor said "mainstream media" in war with RT
@highlight
RT is an arm of Russia's media apparatus, and is due for another rebranding, she says
@highlight
She says the intervention in Crimea will overshadow and may tarnish RT

Question: His actions in @placeholder, however, are likely, at a minimum, to overshadow the birth of that new agency and, more likely, tarnish it.


It was a genius ATM hack that allowed two Tennessee men to steal $400,000 in cash. But in the end it was a stupid move that got them both caught and charged with 30 counts of computer fraud and conspiracy. Khaled Abdel Fattah, a Nashville restaurateur and chef, and his accomplice Chris Folad are alleged to have used a six-digit default passcodes to cash out money over the course of 18 months in Nashville. Fattah had insider knowledge of the codes that are set by the makers of the ATMs, according to Help Net Security. When typed in, the ATMs would revert to 'Operator Mode'.
@highlight
Nashville restaurateur Khaled Fattah and accomplice Chris Folad allegedly used a factor-set default code to reconfigure remote ATMs in Nashville
@highlight
The codes allowed them to change the operator settings of the machines
@highlight
They would trick ATMs into dispensing them $20 notes when asked for $1
@highlight
It netted them $400,000 over 18 months
@highlight
Pair were caught by the Secret Service because they used their own cards

Question: The two targeted smaller kiosk or convenience store @placeholder around Nashville - larger banks would not have used the same passcode - and they would revert the settings back to normal after each transaction.


(CNN) -- The peace of mind Paula Fisher sought for herself and her children when she left Pittsburgh nearly two decades ago was shattered outside Franklin Regional Middle School on Wednesday morning. "It was total chaos," Fisher said. "The kids weren't sure if they were supposed to stay in school or leave. They weren't letting anybody in and told us to stay back. There were ambulances running past us. I was able to see a lot of the parents that I know who have children in the high school." The middle school sits across a field from the Pennsylvania high school where a stabbing spree injured 21 people, authorities said. A suspect, 16-year-old sophomore Alex Hribal, was taken into custody and arraigned Wednesday afternoon on charges of attempted homicide.
@highlight
Stabbing spree at Pennsylvania high school injures 20 students
@highlight
Mother of middle school student says "It was total chaos"
@highlight
Murrysville, with a population of about 20,000, is a quiet residential enclave

Question: "It was very shocking," said Fisher, who has lived in @placeholder 19 years.


(CNN) -- It is the scenario Brazil had always feared -- the $11 billion party where the neighbors come round and trash your newly spruced up home. Anybody but Argentina, that is the message which is heard loudest in Brazil ahead of Sunday's final against Germany in Rio de Janeiro at the Maracana stadium. Not since 1986 has Argentina triumphed in the World Cup, but that wait could be over should Lionel Messi and co. see off the Germans. Brazil was humiliated by Germany 7-1 in the semifinal -- but an Argentine World Cup final victory might just trump that as an exercise in despair.
@highlight
Germany faces Argentina in Sunday's World Cup final
@highlight
Argentina has not won tournament since 1986
@highlight
Germany's most recent victory came in 1990
@highlight
Third time teams have met in World Cup final

Question: Germany, which was beaten in the semifinals in 2006 and 2010, last reached the final in 2002 where it was beaten by @placeholder.