A nationwide effort to provide free summer meals to children while school is out of session is ramping up throughout California this month. The Summer Food Service Program is a federally-funded, state-administered program. SFSP reimburses program operators who serve free, healthy meals and snacks to children and teens in low-income areas, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture's website. The Roseville City Schools free lunch program began June 10 and will continue through July 26. Certain locations also offer free breakfast. Last year, the RCUSD served more than 17,000 free meals over two months. For more information on locations, times and availability of free summer meal programs, log onto the California Department of Education's website . For the first time this year, the Placer County Food Bank is teaming up to offer free weekend food bags for families. The program will be available as long as funding is available, at Cirby Elementary during the school's lunch service on Fridays, the schools' spokeswoman told KCRA. READ MORE: Free summer meals for kids return with twist for families CHECK OUT KCRA: Stay informed. Get the latest Modesto, Stockton and Sacramento news and weather from the KCRA news team.


Los Angeles is expected to turn warm over the next few days, according to drone-powered weather forecasting service Saildrone . Temperatures will reach a high of 83 degrees on Saturday. There is no chance of rain for the next seven days. Skies will remain partly cloudy through Tuesday. Winds will stay fairly calm through the course of the week, with the highest speeds on Monday at just 10 mph. This story was created automatically using Saildrone's local weather forecast data, then reviewed by an editor. We also incorporate historic weather data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). Click here for more about what we're doing. Got thoughts? Go here to share your feedback.


By Amanda Becker WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Senator Kamala Harris on Monday released a "Medicare for All" proposal ahead of a second debate for Democratic presidential candidates, when their differing approaches to healthcare insurance policy are expected to feature prominently. Harris' plan would allow Americans to buy into the Medicare government health insurance program, establishing a 10-year phase-in period during which newly born children would be automatically enrolled and healthcare providers can transition. The plan would allow private health insurers to offer Medicare plans if they meet requirements on costs and benefits. "Essentially, we would allow private insurance to offer a plan in the Medicare system, but they will be subject to strict requirements to ensure it lowers costs and expands services. If they want to play by our rules, they can be in the system. If not, they have to get out," Harris wrote in a post on the online publishing platform Medium. The campaigns of two rivals, Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont and former vice president Joe Biden, quickly criticized the Harris proposal. The divisions over how best to provide Americans access to affordable healthcare is one of the early defining issues in the Democratic Party nominating contest for the 2020 election to take on Republican President Donald Trump. The second debate for 20 candidates is on Tuesday and Wednesday in Detroit. Harris, a 54-year-old senator from California, has struggled to clarify how she would craft a "Medicare for All" plan. At times she has wavered as to whether such a plan would preserve a role for private health insurers. At the first debate in June, Harris raised her hand when the candidates were asked whether they would abolish private health insurance in favor of a government-run plan. She later said she had misunderstood the question. Harris, in explaining her "Medicare for All" proposal, was deliberate in differentiating it from a Medicare for All bill in the U.S. Senate offered by Sanders. Harris has co-sponsored the legislation. While the Sanders legislation would phase in a "Medicare for All" plan over four years, Harris would extend that phase to 10 years. Unlike the Sanders proposal, it preserves a role for private insurers. The Sanders bill proposes several options for financing the Medicare expansion, including a 7.5% income-based tax paid by employers, a 4% income-based premium, exempting the first $29,000 in income for a family of four, and eliminating some tax deductions. "Call it anything you want, but you can't call this plan Medicare for All. Folding to the interests of the health insurance industry is both bad policy and bad politics," Sanders campaign manager Faiz Shakir said in a statement. Harris' proposal would raise to $100,000 the threshold after which families would pay a related tax, and establish a tax on Wall Street trading. "To pay for this specific change, I would tax Wall Street stock trades at 0.2%, bond trades at 0.1%, and derivative transactions at 0.002%. Think of it like this: that's a $2 fee on a $1,000 trade by investors and big banks," Harris wrote on Medium. Harris and Sanders will not share a debate stage this week. Sanders will appear on Tuesday and Harris on Wednesday. Biden, the current front-runner in opinion polls, will share the stage with Harris and seems likely to challenge her plan. "Senator Kamala Harris just released a health care plan that both backtracks on her long-promised   but then-hedged   support of Bernie Sanders' Medicare for All legislation while at the same time committing to still unraveling the hard-won Affordable Care Act that the Trump Administration is trying to undo," Biden spokeswoman Kate Bedingfield said in a statement. But Kathleen Sebelius, who was chief of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services under Democratic President Barack Obama, said in a statement that Harris' plan would be a "sensible expansion" of the Medicare system that would build on the Affordable Care Act, Obama's signature healthcare law. "To get all Americans covered by health insurance, where cost is not a barrier, we need innovative ideas like this," Sebelius said. (Reporting By Amanda Becker; Editing by Chris Reese and Grant McCool)


CROMWELL, Conn.   With the fifth pick in the 2019 NBA Draft, the Cleveland Cavaliers select … Louis Oosthuizen, guard, Vanderbilt. Oosthuizen, the 2010 Open champion, became the talk of ESPN's draft telecast on two separate occasions Thursday night. It started when analyst Jay Bilas compared Darius Garland   the actual fifth pick out of Vanderbilt   to Oosthuizen, linking the smoothness of Garland's shooting form to Oosthuizen's golf swing. Oosthuizen came up a second time when the Cavaliers selected Belmont's Dylan Windler, who apparently spends a lot of time at Top Golf. Working on some new swings tonight @Topgolf pic.twitter.com/A6NTxc0bQy   Dylan windler (@Dylan_Windler23) September 23, 2018 "I watched a little bit [of the draft]," Oosthuizen said, "but obviously not that part. I heard this morning from everyone, and so, yeah, it was quite funny to hear that my name was on there." Oosthuizen, who was five shots off the early Friday pace after a second-round 68, was later told on his way into the clubhouse that Golf Channel's Brandel Chamblee had earlier this year compared him to Daniel Day Lewis, the three-time Academy Award winner for Best Actor. "Really?" he replied, eyes wide. Where are these comparisons coming from? "I have no idea," he said, laughing as he opened the locker room door. "Maybe people are bored."


Plans for the new St. Regis Dubai, The Palm in Dubai's Palm Tower building have been revealed; they include an infinity pool on the 50th floor which will offer 360-degree panoramic views of the city.


Heisman Trophy winners on the same team happen fairly infrequently. This season, however, a pair of Heisman winners will be on two teams as the Baltimore Ravens and Tennessee Titans each have a couple. Baltimore Ravens The Baltimore Ravens will feature a pair of Heisman winners in their backfield this season. Lamar Jackson (Louisville, 2016) is joined by Mark Ingram (Alabama, 2009). Tennessee Titans The Tennessee Titans also have a pair of Heisman Trophy winners in their backfield. At quarterback is Marcus Mariota (Oregon, 2014) and at RB is Derrick Henry (Alabama, 2015). Dallas Cowboys The Dallas Cowboys had two legendary college players in the backfield in the '80s. Tony Dorsett (Pittsburgh, 1976) was on the roster along with Herschel Walker (Georgia, 1982) Raiders, I The Raiders had multiple Heisman winners on the team at two times. The 1988, 1989 and 1990 Los Angeles Raiders featured Marcus Allen (USC, 1981), Bo Jackson (Auburn,1985) and Tim Brown (Notre Dame, 1987). Raiders, II And … The 1998 Oakland Raiders featured Tim Brown (ND, 1987), Desmond Howard (Michigan, 1991) and Charles Woodson (Michigan, 1997). Kansas City Chiefs Have to go way back for the Chiefs' trio of Heisman winners. In 1970, KC had Billy Cannon (LSU, 1959), John Huarte (Notre Dame, 1964) and Mike Garrett (USC, 1965). Philadelphia Eagles This one comes with an asterisk as they were both in training camp together. Tim Tebow (Florida, 2007) and Sam Bradford (Oklahoma, 2008) were Eagles together for a short time in 2015. Detroit Lions, I Barry Sanders (Oklahoma State, 1988) and Andre Ware (Houston, 1989) played for the Detroit Lions. Their careers were polar opposites as Sanders remains one of the best backs of all-time, while Ware was one of the biggest busts. Detroit Lions, II It was a far different time, but the Lions did draft back-to-back Heisman winners and neither signed with them. The 1936 winner (Larry Kelley, Yale) and 1937 winner (Clinton Frank, Yale) both passed on the opportunity to play professionally. Toronto Argonauts The one that is easily forgettable is the CFL version of multiple Heisman winners Ricky Williams (Texas, 1998) and Eric Crouch (Nebraska, 2001) were members of the Argonauts in 2006. MORE: ESPN's Molly Qerim walked off set after Max Kellerman said Kobe's on his 'all-NBA worst team' Deadline passes as Elliott loses accrued season, fines reach $500K 'Hard Knocks' with Raiders: Winners and Losers from Episode 1 Sergio Llull 'not closing the door' on Rockets, NBA Kirk Minihane and Dave Portnoy Might Already Have Irreconcilable Differences Related slideshow: Best photos from NFL training camps (Provided by imagn)


Oakland Looking to add a new companion to the family? There are dozens of delightful doggies up for adoption at animal shelters in and around Oakland, so you won't have to look far to find the perfect new pal. Hoodline used data from Petfinder to power this roundup of dogs available for adoption near you. Read on to meet some friendly, furry locals. (Details like pet availability, training, vaccinations and other features are based on data provided by Petfinder and may be subject to change; contact the shelter for the latest information.) Stella Boo, pit bull terrier Stella Boo is a lovable female pit bull terrier dog in the care of California Pit Bull Rescue . Stella Boo loves other dogs. She is looking for cat-free home. She has been vaccinated and spayed. She's already house-trained. From Stella Boo's current caretaker: While she is obviously beautiful, Stella Boo is also very well behaved, easy on leash, housebroken, playful and loving. She is quite smart, learns quickly and knows many commands and a few tricks, too. Read more about Stella Boo on Petfinder . Chilaquile, chihuahua and miniature pinscher mix Chilaquile is a lovable female chihuahua and miniature pinscher mix staying at Hopalong Animal Rescue . Chilaquile will get along great with your other dogs. She is spayed, and she has all her shots. She's mastered her house-training etiquette. More about Chilaquile: My name is Chilaquile. I'm a super sweet girl that's looking for a forever home. I'm pretty chill and love to lay on your lap. I think I'm best in a home with older kids, only because of my shyness. I hope you understand. Apply to adopt Chilaquile today at Petfinder . Mickey, Shih Tzu Mickey is a lovable male Shih Tzu dog in the care of Bella Vita Rescue . Mickey loves to socialize, and he's happy to keep company with other dogs. He has mastered his house-training etiquette. Mickey is neutered, and he has all his shots. Mickey's current caretakers say: Mickey is a quiet, reserved guy until he gets hungry...that's when he'll bark to hurry up dinner. He prefers being alone to being with other dogs, but he's not bothered by them. What he really loves is human attention. He'll jump and skip around when he's the center of attention, just don't expect him to go after a ball...he's too distinguished for that sort of frivolity. Apply to adopt Mickey today at Petfinder . Jackie, poodle and Maltese mix Jackie is a male poodle and Maltese mix currently housed at Bella Vita Rescue . Jackie loves other dogs. Have no fear: He's already house-trained. He is vaccinated and neutered. Notes from Jackie's caretakers: Jackie poodle is a calm, smart guy who doesn't need much by way of interaction. He's good on his own, but loves to cuddle as well, once he feels comfy. He is ready and eager to learn tricks and enjoys his walks. He's great on a leash. Apply to adopt Jackie today at Petfinder . Kiki, Jack Russell terrier mix Kiki is a female Jack Russell terrier mix currently housed at Hopalong Animal Rescue . Kiki is happy to keep company with other dogs. She has mastered her house-training etiquette. She already has all of her shots, and she is spayed. More about Kiki: My name is Kiki. I'm about four-years-old. I love to have fun and love to go on hikes, play with toys, cuddle on your lap and run around like a mad woman. I'm basically a diva with a lot of personality. Read more about Kiki on Petfinder . Moe, poodle and wirehaired terrier mix Moe is a handsome male poodle and wirehaired terrier mix in the care of Bella Vita Rescue . Moeis happy to keep company with other dogs, cats and kids. Moe has all his shots. He's already house-trained. From Moe's current caretaker: Moe is a very sweet boy in need of new loving home. He gets along with all other dogs, cats and people. Read more about how to adopt Moe on Petfinder . Sway, American Staffordshire terrier and English bulldog mix Sway is a lovable male American Staffordshire terrier and English bulldog mix staying at California Pit Bull Rescue . Sway loves to socialize, and he'll get along great with your children, cats or dogs. Sway is already neutered and vaccinated. He's already house-trained. Sway's current caretakers say: Sway is a the ultimate shorty, snorty fella. He is such an easy going guy and super mellow. His favorite activities are sunbathing and watching Netflix. Read more about Sway on Petfinder . This story was created automatically using local animal shelter data, then reviewed by an editor. Click here for more about what we're doing. Got thoughts? Go here to share your feedback.


TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP) -- The woman who said former Alabama football player Jonathan Taylor assaulted her now says she made it up because she thought he was cheating on her, according to court documents. A deposition released Thursday by Tuscaloosa County District Court indicates the 24-year-old woman, identified as Gina Marie Nawab, said the bruises on her neck were self-inflicted and damage to a door in her apartment was already there. She was charged with False Reporting to Law Enforcement. "She made it up to get back at him for cheating on her in December and she thought he was cheating again," the deposition said. University spokeswoman Deborah Lane said Thursday in a statement that Taylor is no longer a student and "is not eligible for re-admission." Alabama coach Nick Saban dismissed Taylor from the team on Sunday. Tuscaloosa Police Lt. Kip Hart said Wednesday that the charges against Taylor will be reviewed after the woman said in interviews with police over two days that she made up the story and that he didn't hurt her. Attorney Kim Stephens, who's representing Taylor in a pending Georgia domestic violence case, said his client has maintained all along he didn't assault Nawab. "I know he's upset and I know that he's been adamant that he didn't do anything as far as touching her improperly or hitting her or choking her," Stephens said. "Nothing criminal in nature. "He's happy that she recanted but unfortunately it put the university in an untenable position where they had to take action and there was only one action they could take." He is scheduled for arraignment next Tuesday in Athens on charges of aggravated assault, battery and simple battery from an incident that led to his July dismissal from Georgia. The 6-foot-4, 335-pound Taylor allegedly punched and kicked his girlfriend at the time. Stephens said he will enter a not guilty plea. He said he worries that publicity in any case can influence jurors, "especially when there are allegations of domestic violence, because there's a natural tendency to think just because allegations are made, they must be true." Similar allegations from another woman, even if they're later recanted, "makes for a much more difficult case," he said. Saban, who defended giving Taylor another chance amid criticism with the decision, said Taylor had been undergoing counseling at Alabama but was signed under a zero tolerance policy.


Former Cowboys' WR Allen Hurns is healthy and is visiting the Dolphins today, per source. The Cowboys are still interested in bringing him back as well. - Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) July 25, 2019 The Miami Dolphins' efforts to boost their roster ahead of the 2019 NFL season have taken a bit of a surprising turn - the team is hosting recently cut NFL wide receiver Allen Hurts today in Davie, just as the team opens their 2019 training camp. Hurns, who played last year with the Dallas Cowboys and broke his fibula against the Seattle Seahawks in the playoffs, was cut on July 23rd by the Cowboys. This potential addition is a logical one for Miami - poaching more talented teams is an excellent way to slowly build up the talent on a generally underwhelming collective roster. The surprise is that the Dolphins are eyeing a wide receiver - as the receiving group is generally considered one of the more respectable position groups on Miami's current roster. Between DeVante Parker, Kenny Stills, Albert Wilson and Jakeem Grant, the Dolphins have a clear group of four pass catchers who can fill various roles. What would Hurns bring to the table? Additional vertical abilities, first and foremost. The former Miami Hurricane has excelled in downfield receiver - which bodes well for Dolphins fans who want some fireworks offensively. With aggressive passers like Ryan Fitzpatrick and Josh Rosen on the roster, pairing Hurns and Stills would give Miami two viable vertical targets. The addition of Hurns would also signify that mini-camp darling Preston Williams is no sure thing to make the roster - which he shouldn't be considered to be. Williams will need to bring special teams value to up the ante and latch on with Miami, even more so if the team ends up signing Hurns. View embedded content MORE: Mike Trout's perfect 98.6 MPH throw to home plate had everyone in awe Roundup: A-Rod Buys J-Lo a Porsche, PBR Hard Coffee, MLB Trade Deadline Bold Predictions Ranking the NBA's Top 10 Big Threes Packers GM explains reasoning for releasing DL Mike Daniels Amani Toomer: Giants QB Eli Manning still has it


The right hotel can inspire us to book entire trips. All year long, we keep tabs on what's opening where, and from the hundreds on our radar, there are always a very special group of game-changing properties or upcoming debuts from brands that nail the design and food every time. Here are some of the hotels opening before the end of September that we simply can't wait to check in to and yes, we're vacation planning well before some of room keys are even cut. Sonop, Namibia Sophisticated French hoteliers Zannier are a rare breed they can create safari lodges as easily as they build European urban retreats, while always maintaining a sense of the brand. For their second opening in Namibia, they ditched the earthen huts that helped land Omaanda on our Hot List this year, and went for a more traditional safari style. Inside the 10 one- and two-bedroom canvas tents, guests will find telescopes (perfect for spying onyxes by day and gazing into the vast, inky skies at night), and aside from the standard drives to spot hyena and desert-adapted lions, there's morning yoga, an open-air cinema and hot air balloon rides over the valleys of arid Sossuvlei. In other words, though it may look the part, Sonop won't be your typical game drive-style safari, but the engineer of a new breed of trip and access to this part of the world, from a hotel group confident enough to rewrite the rules. Il Palazzo Experimentale, Venice Venice is not the hippest city in Europe, but the arrival of trendy Parisian hospitality brand the Experimental Cocktail Club definitely adds some cachet. Il Palazzo Experimentale is in part inspired by the city's legendary cocktail scene ( Harry's Bar , along the Grand Canal, is where the bellini was created). The marble-strewn cocktail lounge at Il Palazzo will have a creative menu that goes beyond spritzes, as well as a secret garden bar. The 32 rooms, each overlooking the Giudecca Canal in the city's Dorsodoro sestiere , have a teal and merlot palette that manages to feel both classic and contemporary. Rooms also have ECC's trademark mini bars, stocked with the group's own pre-made cocktails. The hotel is a breath of fresh air for a city that tends to stay firmly planted in the traditional. And, who knows, it could encourage other urban cool kids like Ace and Hoxton to take over palazzi of their own in the future. J.K. Place Rive Gauche, Paris When this boutique Italian brand decided to open their first hotel on foreign soil, they took their time to find the perfect location. A five-year search ended with the takeover of an old European Consulate overlooking Paris' Seine, and is set to inject some necessary cool over on the Left Bank. Designer Michele Bonan is outfitting the 30 polished rooms with antiques from Marché des Puces de Saint Ouen in the north of the city. J.K. is paying homage to its new location by opening Paris's only spa by French beauty maison Sisley, too. The food, however, will be strictly Italian, helmed by global supper club super stars Casa Tua. Like its older siblings in Rome, Capri, and Florence, J.K. Place Rive Gauche will be intimate enough to feel like you're staying in the pied a terre of an elegant rich friend (a discreet gate is the only sign that you've arrived), though expect to mingle in the downstairs bar with the fashion set, already loyalists of the other properties, who are sure to turn this into the place to stay every September. Hotel Bairro Alto, Lisbon In the two years that this pastel-colored 19th-century palace has been closed for renovation, its hometown has exploded as the darling of the European weekend break circuit. Its fortuitous location between the trendy Bairro Alto and Chiado neighborhood means it'll be as much of a hit with this new generation of visitors as it was with those before. Not to mention it'll be home to the first-ever restaurant in Lisbon from Portuguese superchef Nuno Mendez, one of the pioneers to turn London into one of the globe's top culinary destinations with his Viajante, followed by his spot inside Andres Balazs's Chiltern Street Firehouse . For his first restaurant in his hometown, Mendez will focus on reinventing typical local dishes. And if you are headed here just for dinner (which is a must), be sure to come an hour early for cocktails on the terrace, overlooking Luis de Cameos Square and out to the sea. One&Only Gorilla's Nest, Rwanda Virunga may be the oldest National Park in Africa , but it is only in recent years that it has landed on the radar of international travelers. New lodges open within eyeshot of its verdant-covered volcanoes seemingly every month, in order to keep up with demand to see the mountain gorillas, but few have caught our attention like this one , the second from luxury resort brand One&Only. From the windows of the nature-inspired rooms, guests will be able to observe lions, elephants, and the coveted mountain gorillas. The real fun, of course, comes from leaving your room to trek through the mud and jungle, and happening upon the animals in their own environment and observing them for hours at a time. Trunk House, Tokyo In 2017, when the 15-room Trunk Hotel opened in the heart of Shibuya, Tokyo , it shook up the capital city's hotel scene. Finally, a truly boutique option (read: organic in-room snacks, pour-over coffee, and bespoke whiskey cocktails at the lobby bar) in a city known for its sleek, high-rise hotels and, on the other end of the spectrum, its low-fi traditional ryokans . The same team is behind the new Trunk House , a mid-century former geisha house in Tokyo's Kagurazaka neighborhood (dubbed Little Kyoto for its ancient shrines, temples, and parks) that's been turned into a small hotel set to open this August. The goal is to recreate a more residential experience for guests while nodding to the building's commercial past, with a living room and private garden, a small tearoom with an irori fireplace (a traditional Japanese sunken hearth), a tiny disco with a state-of-the-art karaoke machine, and a bath area with a cypress soaking tub surrounded by shunga (Japanese-style adult artwork) printed onto white tiles. It sounds like just the right mix of old and new, racy and staid. Huntington Lodge, Bend, Oregon Bend is one of the Pacific Northwest's best-kept secrets. It's a sort of sleepier Boulder or Tahoe with excellent (and shockingly uncrowded) skiing at nearby Mount Bachelor in the winter; rafting and fly fishing on the Deschutes River; hiking, mountain biking, and trail running in the summer; and a robust craft beer and budding restaurant scene year-round. The default way to tap into this high desert wonderland has always been to rent a vacation house in the nearby resort community of Sunriver, or to stay at one of the (kind of corporate) hotels in town. This is why the opening of Huntington Lodge , a 104-room retreat on 640 acres in the world's second largest juniper forest, is such a big deal for the area. Rooms have the perks of a rental home fireplaces, kitchens, and terraces with views of the surrounding Cascade Mountains but you also get access to the resort's restaurants and its wellness teepee, where you can do a sage workshops, yoga classes, or a crystal sound meditation session. Lily of the Valley, Côte d'Azur, France The Côte d'Azur has long been synonymous with old-school glamour, attracting a certain type of guest (often by yacht) to its grand dame hotels and storied beaches. But a handful of stylish boutique properties, like Saint-Raphaël's Hôtel Les Roches Rouges , which debuted a few years ago, and the just-opened Lily of the Valley overlooking Gigaro Beach, about 20 minutes from St. Tropez, are ushering in a fresh energy to the French Riviera. The newcomer, the 44-room Lily of the Valley, was designed by Phillipe Starck to blend into the surrounding nature no building is taller than the nearby trees; rooms are done in a sand palette with lots of rattan and light wood. There's a chic saltwater pool with striped chaise lounges and white sun umbrellas and a charming jasmine-lined foot path that leads to a sandy stretch of beach , but what's revolutionary for this pocket of sun-kissed indulgence is the hotel's emphasis on wellness. There's a huge wellness center offering services like energy-moving massages and naturopathy consultations (and the more novel postural coaching and adult swim lessons), as well as two restaurants spotlighting organic food with plenty of vegan options. Proper Santa Monica Proper Hotel Group crashed into the hospitality game with its first property, the Kelly Wearstler-designed San Francisco Proper, in 2017, bringing some much-needed cool to that city's hotel portfolio and quickly establishing itself as a brand to watch. Fast forward to 2019, and the group has three hotels debuting this year: soon-to-open properties in Downtown Los Angeles and Austin, and a just-opened Santa Monica outpost . The 271-room Santa Monica property has a rooftop bar (surprisingly the only one on the west side) and breezy but stylish decor (organic tones, textured linen bedding, local ceramics, statement upholstered headboards). The location is stellar it's an easy walk to the beach and the Third Street pedestrian promenade but what we're most excited about (in addition to Surya, a sprawling ayurvedic spa that the hotel opened in partnership with Martha Soffer, a leading ayurvedic doctor, chef, and herbalist) is its ground floor restaurant Onda, a collaboration between two of our favorite chefs, Los Angeles native Jessica Koslow of Sqirl and Gabriela Cámara of Contramar in Mexico City.


Kevin Harvick has more than one reason to be excited about Saturday night's Monster Energy NASCAR All-Star Race. and is coming off one of his best performances on an intermediate track this season, leading 104 laps at Kansas Speedway last weekend before having to pit under green for what he believed was a tire going down. Last year's All-Star Race at Charlotte Motor Speedway debuted the aero rules which have become the foundation of the new rules package being used in the Cup series this season. In that race, Harvick was the dominant driver, winning Stage 1 and Stage 3 before leading all 10 laps of the final segment and collecting the $1 million top prize. In all, Harvick has two wins, five top-five (including three seconds) and 11 top-10 finishes in 18 starts in the all-star event. expected to debut in the 2021 season. The first is single-piece carbon fiber splitter/pan that should offer dramatic improvements in ride height sensitivity for the drivers, providing a more stable aero platform and create more consistent performance in traffic. Also, the car will be configured with a radiator duct which exits through the hood as opposed to the engine compartment, which should create improved aerodynamic parity and reduce engine temperatures. Harvick said he is looking forward to seeing if the aero rules improve the racing product on the track. "These cars are really, really sensitive, currently, with this particular splitter to the height to the ground. If that improves the sensitivity to the splitter height and the cars lose less downforce because of where the cars run on the race track behind each other, then I am a fan," he said. "They are losing 400 to 600 pounds of downforce when you get behind somebody. At Texas, we had a weird situation where the splitter was at a weird height and the car vibrated and bounced so bad that you couldn't drive it. "The splitter is the part that I am excited about. When you get behind a car right now, the car raises up. If it raises up a couple hundred-thousandths of an inch, it is going to lose hundreds of pounds of downforce because of the car coming up off the race track."


The U.K. is famous for fantastic drivers' cars. Here are some of the greatest. The U.K. is responsible for some of the greatest cars the world has ever seen. Here are the best of the best. Sunbeam Tiger If you want a V-8-powered British roadster designed in part by Carroll Shelby, but can't afford the Cobra, consider a Sunbeam Tiger. They're a tiny fraction of the cost and bring the same kind of smiles. Here's one you can own right now for $55,000. Ultima Evo Ultima is a small company that builds Le Mans-inspired supercars for the road. The Evo is its latest creation, available with up to 1020 horsepower from an LS-based supercharged V-8 engine. 0-60 happens in just 2.3 seconds, and top speed is over 240 mph. MG Midget The 1960s were a golden age for British sports cars, and the Midget stands out. Lightweight, analog, and simple, it was the perfect car for the discerning enthusiast. This one's been through a restoration , and it's currently for sale on eBay for just $8900. Ariel Atom The Atom is as bare-bones as it gets-it doesn't have a roof, nor does it have any windshield or doors. It's just a tube-frame chassis with an engine and some wheels. Because it weighs virtually nothing, it's incredibly fun. This 2006 model can be yours for just $65,000. Ariel Nomad Off-roading more your thing? Ariel has a car for that, too. It's called the Nomad, and it's essentially an Atom with all-terrain upgrades and a full tubular cage. Here's a used one you can own today for just under $70,000. Triumph Spitfire Like the Midget, the Spitfire emerged in the 1960s as a fun two-seater droptop you could truly enjoy on a backroad. They were built for a total of 18 years, meaning finding one for sale shouldn't be too difficult. This 1976 model includes a factory color-matched hardtop , for sale right now for just $9000. Lotus Elan There's a reason the original Miata borrowed so heavily from the Elan's design principles. Its feather-weight body and wonderful chassis balance make it one of the most enjoyable cars on the road. This track-prepped car is on eBay right now for just under $34,000. Lotus Elise If you're more into modern Lotuses, you can't go wrong with the Elise . It's a lightweight mid-engine sports car with a bulletproof Toyota engine and a manual transmission. You can't buy them new in the US anymore, but this used one is for sale for just $32,000. TVR Sagaris Pretty much any TVR deserves a spot on this list, but the Sagaris stands out. Its brutish driving attributes combined with a mean look and those sweet rear side-exit exhausts make for one seriously cool package. Caterham Seven Based on the iconic Lotus Seven Series 3, the Caterham Seven remains one of the most enjoyable small cars you can buy. There's not much to it, save for four wheels, a tightly packed two-seat cabin, and an engine. That's why it's so great. This one is up for bidding right now on eBay. Aston Martin V12 Vantage Any time you find a V12 mated to a manual transmission in a car, you're going to have a good time. Aston Martin did it twice with the Vantage, once with a six-speed , then again with a dog-leg seven-speed . This Carbon Black edition is listed for $104,900. Aston Martin Vanquish If you're looking for something more GT-oriented from Aston Martin, the early 2000s Vanquish is worth a look. It has a stunning design, and you can even have yours shipped back to the factory to receive a six-speed manual conversion (they all came with autos from the factory). Just be ready to fork up some major cash. Here's one you can own today for just $61,000. Jaguar E-Type Ask people what the prettiest car ever is, and it's likely they'll say Jaguar E-Type . It's one of the most stunning road cars on earth, and it wasn't half-bad to drive either. This Series I convertible is currently up for bidding. Jaguar F-Type Of course, the E-Type wasn't the only great sports car Jaguar's put out. Its latest two-seater, the F-Type, is incredibly fun as well. We can't get enough of that V8 soundtrack . This green R model can be yours for under $60,000. BAC Mono Sometimes we'd like nothing more than to drive a single-seat race car on the street. Thanks to the BAC Mono , you can make that dream become reality. The F1-esque seating position features a removable steering wheel with a center screen that displays all relevant info. Noble M600 People seem to forget about the Noble M600 , but with 650 horsepower and a top speed of 225 mph, they shouldn't. It's one of Britain's coolest cars, even if Noble only builds a handful every year. Jaguar XJ220 Though it didn't end up getting the V-12 Jaguar promised, the car world has come around to the XJ220 . Sure, it doesn't have a big, high-revving engine, but the stunning looks and outright speed definitely make up for it. McLaren F1 How could the McLaren F1 not be on this list? It's one of the greatest cars of all time, period. A center seating position and 641 naturally aspirated V12 horses are just a couple of the features that make the F1 so great. McLaren 720S The 720S won our 2018 Performance Car of the Year award , which should tell you all you need to know about it. It's no F1, but as a modern supercar, it's nearly unmatched. Here's one with just 2500 miles on the clock on sale for thousands off MSRP. Morgan AeroMax A car that looks like the 1950's vision of the future with a modern chassis and a BMW V8 up front? Sign us up. Morgan 3-Wheeler We know, the 3-Wheeler isn't exactly a car. But it still belongs on this list. It's a fun two-seater you can get into and have fun at any speed. Spend some time behind the wheel, and you'll be wondering why people would need anything more in a fun weekend runabout.


A toddler and a five-year-old girl were raped in separate attacks in New Delhi overnight with at least one gang-raped, police said Saturday, as activists warned of an "epidemic" of sexual violence in the capital. The two-and-a-half-year-old girl was abducted from a religious event in west Delhi by two men on Friday night and raped before being dumped in a park near her home, relatives and police said. In a separate incident on the other side of the city, the five-year-old was lured to a neighbour's house and raped by three men, a police officer told AFP. The two attacks come as New Delhi grapples with a grim litany of sexual attacks against women -- and in several recent cases, children -- that have sparked outrage in India and abroad. "We have launched a manhunt for the suspects. So far no one has been arrested," Pushpendra Kumar, West Delhi police chief, told AFP of the younger girl's case. He said they found the younger child bleeding profusely several hours after she went missing and that tests showed she had been raped at least once. Police have arrested three men in the case of the five-year-old victim whom tests showed was raped multiple times, after locals managed to catch her assailants and hand them over to the authorities. "Her clothes were partially torn with blood spots all over them. Some locals saw her and she told them she was sexually assaulted," an officer from Anand Vihar police station told AFP on condition of anonymity. "Some of the locals then barged into the house and caught them (the alleged perpetrators) before handing them over to us," the officer said. Both girls are undergoing medical treatment but are believed to be out of danger. - 'When will Delhi wake up?' - The latest attacks come eight days after a four-year-old girl was allegedly raped and slashed with a blade before being abandoned by a railway track in the capital. Police arrested a 25-year-old man in that attack, in which the young girl suffered severe internal injuries. "When will Delhi wake up? Till when will girls continue to be brutalized in Indian capital. Gangrape of 2.5 year n 5 year old. Shameful," Delhi Commission for Women chairwomen Swati Maliwal tweeted Saturday. Describing the assaults as "extremely shocking", Maliwal told Indian television station NDTV that violence against women had assumed "epidemic proportions" in Delhi. Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal expressed anguish over the rapes Saturday, terming them "shameful and worrying" on Twitter, but blamed his political opponent Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government for the deteriorating security situation in Delhi. "Repeated rape of minors is shameful and worrying. Delhi police has completely failed to provide safety. What are PM n his LG (lieutenant governor) doing?," Kejriwal tweeted before heading to meet the victims in hospital. Kejriwal and Modi's administration are jostling for control of the capital's police department, with Delhi city authorities saying they are unable to improve security for women. They deflect the blame on to Modi's central government which controls Delhi's 84,000 police, the largest metropolitan police force in the world. The fatal gang rape of a young student on a bus in Delhi in 2012 led to an outpouring of anger over frightening levels of violence against women. India recorded 36,735 rape cases in 2014, with 2,096 of them in Delhi. Experts say those figures likely under-represent the true scale of the crimes.


Struggling with fallen demand for motorcycles and a steep tariff on its bikes sold in the European Union, Harley-Davidson Inc. on Tuesday reported a 26% drop in quarterly profit and said it would consider assembling bikes in Europe. Meanwhile, President Donald Trump threatened to step up the trade war with the European Union over tariffs imposed on Harley and other American companies. "So unfair to U.S. We will reciprocate!," Trump tweeted after Harley said its net income for the recent quarter fell to $127.9 million, or 80 cents a share, from $174.6 million, or $1.03 a year earlier. The president did not provide any detail on what actions he would take against the EU, but it's not the first time he has weighed in on Harley-Davidson, the world's largest manufacturer of heavyweight motorcycles. Last summer he chastised Harley after it announced plans to move production of motorcycles destined for the European Union to Thailand, in response to the EU raising the tariff on American-built bikes from 6% to 31%. "Surprised that Harley-Davidson, of all companies, would be the first to wave the White Flag. I fought hard for them and ultimately they will not pay tariffs selling into the E.U., which has hurt us badly on trade, down $151 Billion. Taxes just a Harley excuse   be patient," Trump tweeted in June. The president also encouraged people to boycott the company and threatened to impose higher taxes on it. "A Harley-Davidson should never be built in another country   never! Their employees and customers are already very angry at them. If they move, watch it, it will be the beginning of the end   they surrendered, they quit! The Aura will be gone and they will be taxed like never before!," Trump tweeted June 26. Subscribe to get the BusinessWatch email newsletter twice daily. Tuesday, rather than attack Harley, Trump focused his anger on the European Union for its tariffs that came in retaliation after the president placed tariffs on foreign steel and aluminum. And with the EU's tariff, essentially an import tax on Harley that's scheduled to climb to 56% in June 2021, the company said it was reviewing all options including setting up a motorcycle factory in Europe. "Europe has always been an option as we looked at how to mitigate the EU retaliatory tariffs," CEO Matt Levatich said in a conference call with analysts. About 16% of all new Harley-Davidson motorcycles are sold in Europe, a figure that's been steady and is second in revenue only to the U.S. market. About 43% of the company's bikes are sold outside the U.S., and Harley has set a goal of raising that to 50%. Harley is awaiting approval from the European Union to have a 6% tariff placed on its bikes assembled in Thailand, not 31% or higher. But should that be denied, Levatich said, the company has contingency plans that could include assembling bikes in Europe. The growth potential there, especially as Harley includes smaller bikes and an electric motorcyle in its lineup, is too important to be "hamstrung" by high tariffs, Levatich said. "Clearly this is an imperative for us as a business," he added. Harley says it expects to incur between $100 million and $120 million in incremental tariff costs this year, though Levatich said the majority of those costs could be mitigated by the end of the year through production in Thailand. The EU tariff weighs heavily on Harley-Davidson. It can't expect European customers to pay 31% more for a bike, or higher, and the company can't afford to absorb that kind of a cost increase. But if Harley built a European factory to get around the tariffs, and then the tariffs went away, that also would be expensive. "It's a very tough spot for them," said analyst Brian Yarbrough with Edward Jones Co. Harley said its revenue from motorcycles and related products fell 12% in the recent quarter, which ended March 31, to $1.2 billion. Worldwide retail sales fell 3.8%, while international sales fell 3.3%. Sales in Europe and Asia fell 0.6% and 4%, respectively, with business in the United Kingdom suffering from continued uncertainty surrounding Brexit. Asian sales were hurt by a recall of Harley's Street motorcycles, the smallest bikes in the company's lineup. U.S. sales fell 4.2% in the recent quarter, the ninth consecutive quarterly drop, but it was the smallest decline for the company since the end of 2016. Levatich attributed the progress to customer and dealer incentives and more money spent on marketing through the company's More Roads to Harley-Davidson program. "We've got a plan in place, and the plan is working," he said. In 2018, Levatich said, Harley landed 278,000 new riders. This group is the most diverse across age, ethnicity and gender since the company began tracking the data, according to the CEO. As its baby-boomer customers age out of riding, Harley's plan to attract a younger customer base makes sense, Yarbrough said. "If that doesn't happen, it's going to be a real tough road for them," he said. Even as it expands abroad, Harley has said it is committed to investing $65 million in its manufacturing plants in Menomonee Falls and Tomahawk. Earlier this month, the United Steelworkers and Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers ratified a five-year contract with the company at its Wisconsin plants. The quarterly net income of $127.9 million, or 80 cents per share, topped Wall Street expectations of 67 cents a share. Top Headlines from Business: Foxconn initiated steps to change state contract, Gov. Tony Evers says Kohl's greatly expands partnership with Amazon and offers stock to digital giant As Harley-Davidson profit falls, it considers building bikes in Europe and Trump threatens trade war FOLLOW JS Business: Facebook | Twitter | LinkedIn SUPPORT JOURNALISM: Subscribe to the Journal Sentinel today This article originally appeared on Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: As Harley-Davidson profit falls, Donald Trump threatens trade war


Ah, 2019. Even now, it sounds so futuristic, so wondrous, so full of potential. We thought we'd be colonizing Mars and driving flying cars by now. Instead, 2019 is a time when your electronic pencil prevents you from unlocking your car. What a time to be alive. According to our friends at The Drive , owners of the Apple Pencil 2 are reporting issues using their car's electronic keyfob while the pencil is charging. Before we get into that, let's take a step back and explain what the Apple Pencil 2 does in the first place. More Apple Automotive News: Apple Removes Over 200 People From Autonomous Vehicle Project Report: Google Maps And Waze Aren't Fluid in Apple CarPlay The Apple Pencil 2 is a peripheral for the iPad Pro that resembles a stylus. It's a useful tool for artists and other creative types to sketch out ideas on the go. One cool feature of the Pencil 2 compared to the previous model is inductive charging. It attaches to the iPad Pro magnetically and wirelessly charges it. Cool. What's not cool, though, is that, when charging, the Apple Pencil 2 generates frequencies that can interfere with some car key fobs. It's not a huge issue, but an annoying one   you'll have to either manually unlock your car, or separate the Apple Pencil 2 from your iPad Pro prior to unlocking it. Unlike software bugs, this problem can't simply be patched out   it's hardware related. Apple's fix? Like we said above, separating the Pencil from the iPad Pro solves the problem. During regular use, the Pencil generates frequencies in a completely different range that poses no problems for remote keyfobs. It's only a problem when it's connected and charging. The good news for owners of these devices are that it doesn't seem to affect every car keyfob, only some of them. If you happen to own an Apple Pencil 2 and you've had issues unlocking your car, let us know what you drive in the comments below. Source: The Drive


On Saturday morning, the still unnamed XFL Seattle franchise will host roughly 100 XFL hopefuls at Memorial Stadium in Seattle starting at 11:30 a.m PT. Multiple former Seahawks and other local stars from the University of Washington will be among them, including running back Bishop Sankey, quarterback Keith Price, defensive tackle Alameda Ta'amu and free safety Ryan Murphy. Sankey is the most notable of the bunch. After an incredible career with the Huskies, Sankey was selected in the second round by the Titans back in 2014. He never fulfilled expectations in the NFL however, only carrying the ball 199 times for 762 yards and three touchdowns. He recently suited up for the San Diego Fleet of the now defunct Alliance of American Football league, and will now look to continue his playing career with Seattle's XFL franchise. . @UW_Football All-American and former 3rd round pick @BishopSankey will be putting his talents on display in front of #XFL coaches and scouts at tomorrow's #XFLShowcase pic.twitter.com/b3Nzvx8YTq - XFL Seattle (@XFLSeattle) June 21, 2019 Price, 28, was the quarterback at UW from 2010-2013. He has bounced around multiple professional leagues since then, which included a stint in the AAF as well. Ta'amu also played at UW before he was drafted by the Steelers in the fourth round in 2012. He appeared in 21 NFL games with the Cardinals from 2013-2014, recording five solo tackles and one quarterback hit. Murphy, who is cousins with Marshawn Lynch, was drafted by the Seahawks in the seventh round of the 2015 draft after an accomplished career at Oregon State. The free safety never played for Seattle however, only appearing in three games with the Giants in 2017. These four players will be joined by around 100 more hopefuls looking to continue their playing career in Vince McMahon's eight-team upstart league, which will kick off on February 8 - one week after the Super Bowl. MORE: Kyle Kuzma is already trash-talking his former Lakers teammate NBA Free Agency 2019: The top players Packers DL Tyler Lancaster working on pass-rushing in Year 2 Javy Baez Goes to Starbucks in Full Cubs Uniform Before Game Kurt Warner clashes with fan that calls Brady a system QB


NFL coaches left their annual meetings in Phoenix thinking the pass interference challenge rule was set for 2019. They found out Wednesday that owners now have given the Competition Committee power to tweak the rule. Coaches were united in their stance that replay had to expand to include offensive and defensive pass interference after the blatant missed pass interference call in the NFC Championship Game. Cowboys coach Jason Garrett was one of the most outspoken, helping sway ownership to pass the rule. So now what? The Competition Committee will consider allowing coaches to challenge offensive or defensive pass interference throughout the game, including the final two minutes of each half when it typically becomes a booth review. Coaches get only two challenges per game   and a third if they get the first two overturned in their favor   and three timeouts per half. They must have one of each   a challenge and a timeout   to initiate a review. "Oh, I think it's a long discussion. It seems like it's still a work in progress as to how the whole thing is going to shake out, so I don't want to be premature in my comments," Garrett said Wednesday. "Certainly, as we came out of the owners meetings in March how they decided on it then was going to give us more of an opportunity to address some things as coaches by challenging the offensive and defensive pass interference. We'll let the whole thing shake out and see what the rule ultimately is. I think the league is well intended. They're trying to make sure some of these calls that tip the balance of big games can somehow get rectified. I think that's the nature of replay in general. We'll allow them to continue to work out what the specifics are and then we'll figure it out from there."


As the Phillies seek to map out a pitching plan that keeps them on top of the National League East, they're preparing for a rotation change. Manager Gabe Kapler said the team is presently deciding whether to return Nick Pivetta or Vince Velasquez to the starting five in time to take the ball next Tuesday. Both of those talented but uneven hurlers opened the year in the rotation, but the ground has shifted in the two months since. Pivetta was hit hard in four starts and ended up being optioned back down to figure things out. Velasquez has been shelved with a forearm strain for a few weeks. He owns a 3.86 ERA on the year but has been awfully homer- and walk-prone (with seven of the former and 15 of the latter in 30 1/3 innings). In their absence, the Phillies brought in some new arms. Jerad Eickhoff came first; he has firmly laid claim to a job. The same can't be said of Cole Irvin , who'll now be bumped out of the group of five. Irvin was bombed in his third start of the year and is likely ticketed for a trip back to Triple-A on optional assignment. In the aggregate, there's one spot up for grabs. Pivetta's claim to the role is simple: He has racked up 50 strikeouts and allowed just 22 hits in 37 Triple-A frames. The stuff is there. He's also still not commanding the ball perfectly, as evidenced by his 20 walks in that same stretch against minor league competition. As already noted, that description would also work for Velasquez. Ultimately, both pitchers are sure to have an impact at the MLB level this year (presuming good health, at least). Perhaps both could ultimately be utilized in multi-inning roles other than those of a traditional starter, whether in tandem with one another or in concert with other pitchers. There are plenty of creative possibilities. For the time being, the Phils need to figure out which pitcher can best help the team rack up the wins it needs to fend off the divisional competition, all while assessing how best the roster can be improved in the summer trade market. Unless Pivetta or Velazquez can take the job and run with it, there could be more tinkering to come.


The Denver Broncos defeated the Atlanta Falcons 14-10 in the Hall of Fame Game on Thursday evening, marking the first win of coach Vic Fangio's career. Here's a sampling of how Twitter reacted to the victory: The Broncos take the Hall of Fame Game win after this wild TD catch (via @thecheckdown ) pic.twitter.com/RrsOqCiKq4 - The MMQB (@theMMQB) August 2, 2019 Vic Fangio has literally never lost a game as a head coach - Ryan Koenigsberg (@RyanKoenigsberg) August 2, 2019 I love going for it on fourth-and-10 in the preseason when down 3 and approaching FG range. Can't risk preseason overtime - Andrew Mason (@MaseDenver) August 2, 2019 WINFREE TOUCHDOWN!!! I've never been so excited for a preseason touchdown! Way to go @OnlyOne_JW ! #BroncosCountry #HOFGame - Ryan Edwards (@redwardsradio) August 2, 2019 That is why the Broncos traded up a round to draft Juwann Winfree. - Nicki Jhabvala (@NickiJhabvala) August 2, 2019 1-0 #Broncos - Scotty (@Skotty_Payne) August 2, 2019 Broncos going 24-0 - Kyle (@MileHighKyle27) August 2, 2019 Great start!!! https://t.co/iQXiomc32h - Michelle Coronel (@MichelleCoronel) August 2, 2019 the 2019 Hall of Fame Game's longest plays: 3. DEN RB Khalfani Muhammad, 31 yard run 2. ATL DE John Cominsky, 33 yard muffed punt recovery 1. DEN CB Linden Stephens, 43 yard pass interference penalty - Christian D'Andrea (@TrainIsland) August 2, 2019 Up next for the Broncos is a road game against the Seattle Seahawks on Aug. 8. View Denver's complete preseason schedule here . MORE: Jordan Crawford says Nike still owes him $500 for his legendary dunk on LeBron Biggest winners from the first week of Packers training camp Steven Jackson gets random drug test from NFL after signing 1-day contract Winners and losers from first week of Raiders training camp WATCH: Vikings WR Stefon Diggs torches CB Xavier Rhodes


FARMINGDALE, N.Y.   There was something historically fitting that Brooks Keopka would shatter the 36-hole scoring record at the PGA Championship playing alongside Tiger Woods. This week's front-runner, whose 128 total is two shots better than the previous 36-hole scoring mark, beat Woods by 17 shots through two days with the kind of dominating performance that Woods regularly produced in his prime. PGA Championship: Scores | Full coverage "Relative to the field, I was about that long, early in my career," said Woods, who missed the cut. "When you're able to hit the ball much further than other players and get on the right golf courses where setups like this are penalizing if you are a little bit crooked, it adds up to a big lead, and there's no reason why he can't increase this lead." Although Koepka is among the week's longest at Bethpage Black, it's been his iron play that most smacks of Tiger. Koepka ranks first in strokes gained: approach the green and second in proximity to the hole. It adds up to a brand of golf that seems familiar. "I would say there are similarities the way he's dominating the par 5s. He's hitting this high 3-wood, and it's coming down like a wedge on No. 13," said Joe LaCava, Woods' caddie. "He overpowers the long holes, like on No. 11. He hits driver down there and has nothing in. Same thing on 12. On 15, he's got 8- or 9-iron, and he's hitting it to 3 feet. Yes, it reminds me of the same deal."


Looking to up your appreciation of the arts? We've rounded up four artsy events around Milwaukee this week that will scratch your cultural itch, from ballet to art galleries. Hoodline offers data-driven analysis of local happenings and trends across cities. Links included in this article may earn Hoodline a commission on clicks and transactions. Ballet Beat: Fun in the Sun Day From the event description: The Ballet Beat program is back and bigger than ever, bringing professional dancers and Milwaukee Ballet II dancers into the community. Join us for the Ballet Beat Fun in the Sun Day! Free activities and giveaways from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Watch the Ballet Beat dancers take ballet class and watch the full Dress Rehearsal (featuring special guests and Ballet Beat dancers). When: Wednesday, July 17, 11 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Where: Marcus Center Peck Pavilion, 929 N. Water St. Price: Free Click here for more details, and to get your tickets Harley-Davidson Museum Gallery Night & Day From the event description: Free Museum admission on Friday, July 19 from 5-9 p.m. Regular admission applies on Saturday, July 20. When: Friday, July 19, 5-9 p.m. Where: Harley-Davidson Museum, 400 W. Canal St. Price: Free Click here for more details, and to get your tickets Gallery Night with Chagall's Le Cirque From the event description: Be part of a rare opportunity to experience Marc Chagall's legendary Le Cirque portfolio for free on Gallery Night! Iconic attributes of Chagall's creations - his quintessential use of vivid color, dreamlike composition and fanciful characters - befittingly capture his lure to the circus and its emblematic encapsulation of the human condition. When: Friday, July 19, 10 a.m. Where: 1360 N. Prospect Ave. Price: Free Click here for more details, and to get your tickets No Studios Dance Fest From the event description: In conjunction with Gallery Night, No Studios is hosting a special reception to kick off the inaugural Dance Fest in style. This event features live interviews with local dance companies, live music and a special visit from Ailey II. The reception is free and open to the public and will provide an opportunity to meet dancers who will be performing in Saturday's Dance Fest. When: Friday, July 19, 6:30 p.m. Where: 1037 W. McKinley Ave. Price: Free Click here for more details, and to get your tickets This story was created automatically using local event data, then reviewed by an editor. Click here for more about what we're doing. Got thoughts? Go here to share your feedback.


1788: U.S. Constitution ratified New Hampshire becomes the ninth and last necessary state to ratify the Constitution of the United States, thereby making the document the law of the land. 1791: King Louis XVI tries to escape from Paris In the midst of the French Revolution, King Louis, wife Queen Marie Antoinette, and their immediate family escape secretly from Paris to initiate a counter-revolution in north-eastern France. They were arrested in Varennes, just 31 miles (50 km) short of their destination. The entire royal family was confined to the Tuileries Palace in Paris before being tried for treason and executed. 1813: French defeated in Spain The British, Portuguese and Spanish army under British General Arthur Wellesley (1st Duke of Wellington) defeats the French army in Vitoria, Spain. It eventually brought an end to the Peninsular War. 1834: McCormick patents the mechanical reaper Inventor and businessman Cyrus Hall McCormick competes his father s unfinished project of a horse-drawn mechanical reaper. On this day, he successfully received a patent for the invention. 1913: Tiny Broadwick becomes first woman to parachute from an airplane Georgia 'Tiny' Broadwick of San Francisco makes a daring parachute leap from a plane 3,000 feet up in the California State Fair. The parachute is an invention of her father, noted aviator Charles Broadwick. 1916: Pershing attacked by Mexican troops Mexican government troops attack U.S. Brigadier General John J. Pershing s force at Carrizal, Mexico when the U.S. military ventured into Mexican territory in pursuit of the Mexican revolutionary Pancho Villa. 1963: Cardinal Giovanni Battista Montini becomes Pope Paul VI On the death of Pope John XXIII, the then archbishop of Milan is elected by the papal conclave as the new pope after six ballots. He took the name Paul, in honor of Saint Paul, and continued the Second Vatican Council that fostered improved relations with Eastern Orthodox and Protestants. 1964: The KKK kills three civil rights activists Three civil rights workers, Michael Schwerner, Andrew Goodman and James Chaney, disappear after being released from a Mississippi jail, later found murdered in Neshoba County, Mississippi, United States, by members of the Ku Klux Klan. The three young civil rights workers were working to register black voters in Mississippi, thus inspiring the ire of the local Klan. 1982: Hinckley not guilty by reason of insanity John Hinckley Jr who tried to assassinate the American President Ronald Reagan is declared not guilty by reason of insanity. 1990: Earthquake devastates Iran An estimated 40,000 to 50,000 people are killed after an earthquake strikes northern Iran at half past midnight. The cities of Manjil and Rudbar are completely destroyed. Aftershocks also felt in southern Azerbaijan and Baku in the U.S.S.R. 2001: Frida Kahlo is honored on a US postage stamp Frida Kahlo becomes the first Hispanic woman to be honored with a US postage stamp.


PEBBLE BEACH, Calif.   Justin Rose played alongside Tiger Woods, and then joined him in the U.S. Open record book at Pebble Beach. In a gentle start to the toughest test in golf, Rose birdied his last three holes Thursday for a 6-under 65, giving him a one-shot lead on a day so accommodating that more than three dozen players broke par. It was an ideal start for Rose and for the USGA, which wants a smooth ride after four years of various mishaps in the U.S. Open. The idea was to start safe and make the course progressively more difficult, and a forecast of dry weather for the week should make that easier to control. This was the day to take advantage, especially with a cool, overcast sky for most of the day. Rose knew what was at stake when he blasted out of a bunker short of the par-5 18th to about 12 feet. He was watching the telecast earlier when Rickie Fowler had a birdie putt for a 65 to tie the lowest U.S. Open round at Pebble Beach, set by Woods in the first round of his record-setting victory in 2000. ''I was thinking, 'This would be kind of cool doing it front of the great man himself,''' Rose said. He lightly pumped his fist, partly for the record, mainly for the best start. Rose: 'Damn', that's a 65 at Pebble Beach and the U.S. Open lead Fowler had to settle for a 66, tied with Aaron Wise and two others who had big finishes. Xander Schauffele caught a break when his tee shot on the 18th caromed off the rock edge of the left fairway, setting up a 12-foot eagle. Louis Oosthuizen finished on No. 9 by holing a bunker shot for a birdie. It felt almost as good as the wedge he holed from 95 yards for eagle on No. 11. Woods took advantage of the scoring holes with three birdies, but there was one blunder   a tee shot he hooked on the par-3 fifth that smacked off the cart path into gnarly, deep grass some 20 yards behind the edge of the bleachers. He blasted that out beyond the green and made double bogey. After two straight birdies, he finished with 11 straight pars for a 70. U.S. Open: Full-field scores | Full coverage ''Pebble Beach, you have the first seven to get it going, and after that it's a fight,'' Woods said. ''I proved that today. I was trying to just hang in there today. Rosey proved the golf course could be had.'' Two-time defending champion Brooks Koepka proved the opening holes could be had. He was 4 under with his birdie on the par-5 sixth hole and appeared to be on another major mission until a few errant tee shots into nasty rough, a few missed putts and a few bogeys. Even so, he had few complaints about his 69 to begin his bid for a record-tying third straight U.S. Open. ''I didn't shoot myself out of it,'' Koepka said. ''I'm right there. I feel like if I get off tomorrow to a good start, I'm right back into it.'' Phil Mickelson, in another U.S. Open quest to complete the career Grand Slam, didn't feel he was out of it either, despite only two birdies in his round of 1-over 72, which included a 22-inch par putt that he missed. Woods also had a one-shot lead when he had his opening 65 in 2000, a lead he stretched to six shots after the second round, 10 shots after the third and 15 shots at the end, a record for major championships. TT Postscript: Thanks to trusty putter, Tiger salvages 70 But only 17 players were under par in the first round of 2000. For this U.S. Open, in these relatively soft conditions, 39 players broke par. Perhaps more telling about the course, and depth of talent compared with two decades ago, there were 17 eagles. That's the most for any round at any U.S. Open, breaking the record of 13 set in 1983 at Oakmont. The eagles included Callum Tarren holing out from a bunker on No. 10, the hardest hole at Pebble, and Rory Sabbatini making a hole-in-one on No. 12. No one was expecting a breeze the rest of the week. ''It's a very soft start to a U.S. Open, which is a good thing,'' Rory McIlroy said after a 68, his first sub-70 round at the U.S. Open since he won at Congressional in 2011. ''They can do whatever they want with from here. It's not as if you're starting with a course that's in the condition like a Sunday, and then you get three days and it sort of starts to get away from you.'' Scott Piercy, who bogeyed the 18th for a 67, was the first player to get everyone's attention when he was at 5 under through six holes. Graeme McDowell saw the score when he walked off the 10th green at the start of his round and quipped to his caddie, ''All the USGA radios are going off and they're saying, 'Turn off the water   NOW!''' McDowell won the last U.S. Open at Pebble Beach in 2010 when it was so difficult he made only one birdie in the final round and no one broke par for the week. Even as he saw low scores on the board   he had a bogey-free 69, one of 27 rounds in the 60s   McDowell feared what was to come for those falling into a comfort zone. ''Careful what you wish for, because I think we're going to see it come the weekend,'' McDowell said. ''I don't think level par wins this week,'' he said. ''Careful what you wish for, because I think we're going to see it come the weekend.'' For one day, Pebble Beach was paradise. ''I wouldn't say it's exhilarating, because I feel like my mindset is I am in a 72-hole tournament,'' Rose said. ''This is just a very small step toward outcome. So you don't feel that buzz that you would on a Sunday, but you can't help but look around over your shoulder and ... damn, this is Pebble Beach. Shot 65 and you're in the U.S. Open. It's a cool moment. Whatever transpires the rest of the week, it was a cool moment.''


The Justice Department reversed course Wednesday on whether the 2020 census will be printed without a question on citizenship, after President Donald Trump tweeted out a statement contradicting his own government's position. In a Wednesday afternoon conference call with U.S. District Judge George J. Hazel of Maryland pressed DOJ lawyers on how they would square the president's tweet saying the government was "absolutely moving forward" in including the question, with the government's position announced just a day before that there would be no citizenship question on the 2020 census. "We at the Department of Justice have been instructed to examine whether there is a path forward, consistent with the Supreme Court's decision, that would allow us to include the citizenship question on the census," assistant attorney general for the Justice Department's civil division, Jody Hunt, said on the call. "We think there may be a legally available path under the Supreme Court's decision. We're examining that, looking at near-term options to see whether that's viable and possible." (MORE: 2020 census will be printed without citizenship question: Justice Department) At the start of the call, Justice Department special counsel Joshua Gardner admitted to the court that the president's tweet contradicted their earlier position and that they were still sorting out how to respond. "The tweet this morning was the first I had heard of the president's position on this issue, just like the plaintiffs and your honor," Gardner said. "I do not have a deeper understanding of what that means at this juncture other than what the President has tweeted. But, obviously, as you can imagine, I am doing my absolute best to figure out what's going on." However, Gardner added that the Census Bureau has not stopped its current process of printing the census without a citizenship question, as the government continues to weigh what options it may have. Hazel ordered the government to make clear whether the citizenship question would appear on the census by Friday or tell the court how it plans to move forward to comply with the Supreme Court's ruling. The ACLU, a plaintiff in the case, released a statement Wednesday night, saying in part, "Despite DOJ's repeated statements that the census questionnaire cannot be changed after June 30, the administration is now examining whether it can concoct a 'new rationale' for its citizenship question. The answer is no, it cannot   at least not a legal one. Any attempt at an end run around the Supreme Court's decision will be unsuccessful, and will be met swiftly in court." The Census Bureau had previously set a target date of early July to begin printing the questionnaire in order to have it prepared for delivery to the American public by the April 1 deadline. Rep. Jamie Raskin, the chairman of the Subcommittee on Civil Rights and Civil Liberties at the House Oversight Committee, announced on Wednesday afternoon that the director of the U.S. Census Bureau, Dr. Steven Dillingham, will testify at a hearing on July 24, 2019, on the status of planning and preparations for the 2020 Census. "It is time for the Census Bureau to move beyond all the outside political agendas and distractions and devote its full attention to preparing for the 2020 Census," Raskin, D-Md., said. "This hearing will examine the current status of the Bureau's readiness for the Census next year   especially in areas where the Bureau may be falling behind such as IT, security and public education." Raskin expressed concern that testimony from the nonpartisan Government Accountability Office shows the Census Bureau is at risk of missing key milestones, "including partnership specialist hiring and the correction of high-risk security vulnerabilities, and lacks a proper system for tracking and implementing crucial security recommendations from the Department of Homeland Security." He also doubted the Bureau's reliance on new technological methods for conducting the count that he believes are undertested and potentially vulnerable to security breaches. On Monday, Trump said he was still "looking at" the possibility of trying to delay the census from being printed after the Supreme Court ruled last Thursday to block the administration from adding the question to the 2020 questionnaire. Legal experts argue that the president doesn't have the constitutional power to do so, pointing to Article 1, Section II of the Constitution, which grants Congress the authority for conducting and overseeing the census. Title 13 of the U.S. Code delegated that authority to the Commerce Department but outlines specific procedures they have to follow under law, like the date that the census must be delivered. "The census is set by statute so he doesn't have the unilateral authority to delay it," Kelly Percival, counsel at the Brennan Center for Justice told ABC News last week. In an email to plaintiffs of the case Tuesday, DOJ trial attorney Kate Bailey said "the printer has been instructed to begin the printing process." Hazel made note of the contradiction in the Wednesday conference call, and pressed the government's lawyers on how he could trust that they officially speak for the president moving forward. (MORE: Supreme Court blocks Trump on census citizenship question, he calls ruling 'ridiculous') "If you were Facebook and an attorney for Facebook told me one thing, and then I read a press release from Mark Zuckerberg telling me something else, I would be demanding that Mark Zuckerberg appear in court with you the next time because I would be saying I don't think you speak for your client anymore," Hazel said. The Supreme Court's ruling last week seemed to leave open the possibility that the administration could make another attempt to add the question, if it provided a different explanation, after Chief Justice John Roberts said the Commerce Department's initial rationale "seems to have been contrived." "I respect the Supreme Court but strongly disagree with its ruling regarding my decision to reinstate a citizenship question on the 2020 Census," Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross wrote in a statement on Tuesday. "The Census Bureau has started the process of printing the decennial questionnaires without the question. My focus, and that of the Bureau and the entire Department is to conduct a complete and accurate census."


The first teamsheet of 2019/20! 😇 Here's your #SaintsFC line-up for today's friendly with @SCRAltach ! pic.twitter.com/ewnq5SbnkF   Southampton FC (@SouthamptonFC) July 14, 2019


She took "Dress You Up" to a whole new level. Please step into the our time machine and join us for a journey all the way back to one epic decade: the 1980s. People were slapping bracelets on their wrists, bobbing their heads up and down to Queen and Blondie on their Walkman, and trying to defeat the ever-challenging Rubik's Cube. Along with those '80s trends, people were also doing a lot with their makeup. After crimping hair into those perfect bends or feathering their bangs, it was time to apply that iconic '80s makeup. Who did everyone turn to for inspiration? None other than the singers, movie stars, and models who were busy making a name for themselves in the entertainment industry. These beautiful legends set a precedent for makeup lovers everywhere, and their choices were a major departure from the natural, groovy style of the 1970s . For us, '80s makeup looks are everything ... literally . What we learned is that you can never have too much of any product, especially when it comes to your cheeks (You can never have too much blush, right Madonna ?). Though we wouldn't follow these stars' makeup tutorials today, we love looking back on these epic '80s makeup looks from your favorite entertainers of yesteryear. 1) Madonna Oh, Madonna, you defined '80s beauty. The lighter-hued face powder, dark cheeks, deep red lips, overly filled-in brows, and that fake beauty mark ... need we say more? 2) Grace Jones Blue eyeshadow came and went as a trend in the '80s. But we can now admire it in this oh-so-chic image of singer and actress Grace Jones in 1985. 3) Princess Diana Diana Spencer was a royal '80s icon. We're most impressed by the exaggerated blush to highlight her cheekbones and super shiny gloss. RELATED: 15 Ways Princess Diana Broke Royal Protocol 4) Cyndi Lauper If there's one person you can turn to for the most outrageous style (now and then), it's singer Cyndi Lauper. She did it all: overdone eyeshadow, foundation, blush, and lips. Her makeup is so wild that we almost didn't notice her crimped yellow hair and animal print fascinator. 5) Molly Ringwald Were there any '80s movies that didn't feature Molly? Her feathered bangs were so in, and so was that deep red lip color. 6) Olivia Newton-John Drawing eyeliner all around your eyes might not be a trend now, but it was essential in the '80s. Here, the Grease actress and fitness star was a perfect example of this when she got physical with her eye makeup in 1983. 7) Jane Fonda You can't mention the '80s without talking about Jane Fonda. During this decade, she became a fitness icon, and undoubtedly became an inspiration for women everywhere (I mean, who can resist that orange lip shade?). 8) Brooke Shields Bright colors were all the rage, but so were pastels and natural, bushy brows. If we're talking about bold brows, we have to discuss Brooke Shields. She made a name for herself because of her modeling and acting chops, but those arches are iconic. RELATED: These Were Your Childhood Beauty Idols If You Grew Up in the '80s 9) Iman About a decade before forming the most epic couple with David Bowie, Iman donned an extravagant red dress and posed for these glamor shots in 1981. Regarded as one of the most popular fashion models of all time, it's unquestionable that everyone was copying her look. 10) Debbie Harry What's more '80s than your dress coordinating with your eyeshadow and blush? Blondie's lead singer did just that at comedian George Burns's 85th birthday in 1981. 11) Christie Brinkley Whether she was doing aerobics or hitting the red carpet, Christie Brinkley had the ultimate '80s beauty routine: Smokey eye, bright pink cheeks, and a matching glossy lip. RELATED: 12 Beauty Products You'll Only Remember If You Grew Up in the '80s 12) Sade Even in black and white, you can tell the British-Nigerian singer has that strong eye shadow and lipstick combo down. We saw her rocking the bold red lip in her music video for " Is It A Crime ," but her beauty routine was anything but criminal. 13) Daryl Hannah The actress sported long, bold lashes and a matte red lip to the 60th Annual Academy Awards back in 1988. And these aren't necessarily beauty-related, but we can't stop gawking at her over-the-top statement earrings.


The annual Cewe Photo Award invites amateur and professional photographers from around the world to enter its contest and hundreds of thousands of entries have been submitted. The annual CEWE Photo Award invites amateur and professional photographers from around the world to enter its annual contest. Hundreds of thousands of entries have been submitted so far in the 10 subject categories: people, animals, nature, architecture and infrastructure, landscapes, humor, sport, food, travel and culture, and hobby and leisure. This one captures bees collecting pollen in Austria. Scroll through for more images... Photographer Jörg Zeitler captured this stunning shot of the sun shining down on South Stack Lighthouse, which is on the summit of a small island off the north-west coast of Holy Island, Anglesey, Wales. It was built in 1809 and is 91-feet tall Alain Mazalrey managed to capture this heartwarming picture of a bird sitting on the nose of an impala. The image was captured inside Kruger National Park in South Africa. Photographer Robin Koehler captured this image of a woman looking out across the 'Chocolate Hills' in Bohol in the Philippines. This incredible geological formation consists of over 1,300 hills covering 19 square miles. An image captured by Livia Czank of a ballerina changing her costume during a performance in Budapest, Hungary. Mist drapes itself around the trees in a mesmerizing shot taken next to Bratan Lake on the Indonesian island of Bali. The image was captured by photographer Alexandre Brochard. Photographer Angelica Taranenko shot this stunning close-up of a cicada resting on a branch amid thickets of moss in Krasnodar, Russia. Powerful waves crash against the Atlantic Ocean Road in Averoy, Norway. This image was snapped by Tor-Henrik Furmyr immediately after a storm. Alamsyah Rauf managed to capture this charming image of a group of boys playing soccer close to the airport on the Indonesian island of Papua. An artist makes a vase on a potter's wheel in a picture taken by Nathalie Mamat in Badailhac, France. Loic Mazalrey snapped this image, which he called 'Fishermen return to Sri Lanka', in the coastal city of Negombo in the west of the country. A large white heron takes flight with a fish in its beak in an image called 'Touch'. It was captured by photographer Jean Pierre Van Coillie in Gujarat, India. A 15-year-old gymnast called Oliwia leaps across the sand in a dramatic image taken by Izabela Urbanisk in Lodz, Poland. Photographer Majid Rosley shot this image called 'Chaye Man' in Bhoa Hassan in Pakistan. Majid said that the man in the snap had been supplying hot chaye drinks to village shops for over 30 years.


With Liverpool and Tottenham Hotspur into the Champions League final for the first Premier League duo to match up in the finale of the competition, Arsenal and Chelsea can make further history by marking England as the first country to make up all four participants of the two European championship games. Arsenal travels to Valencia holding a 3-1 lead after the home leg, with the Spanish side clinging to their away goal. A 2-0 victory would do the ticket for Valencia, otherwise they would need to beat Arsenal outright on aggregate to win in the 90 minutes of regulation. [ LIVE: Europa League scores ] Chelsea, meanwhile, hosts German side Eintracht Frankfurt at Stamford Bridge after a 1-1 first leg result on the road. The away goal proves precious to the Blues who are yet to be beaten at any point in the Europa League this season. They have been even stronger at home, winning all six home Europa League matches to this point, including four clean sheets. It also could be Eden Hazard 's last home game for Chelsea as all signs point to a move to Real Madrid this summer. LINEUPS Chelsea: Arrizabalaga; Azpilicueta, Christensen, David Luiz , Emerson; Kovacic, Jorginho , Loftus-Cheek; Willian , Giroud, Hazard. Bench: Caballero, Alonso, Cahill, Zappacosta, Barkley, Pedro , Higuain. Eintracht Frankfurt: Trapp; Abraham, Hinteregger, Falette; Hasebe; Da Costa, Gacinovic, Rode, Kostic; Rebic, Jovic. Bench: Ronnow, Chandler, Haller, Fernandes, de Guzman, Ndicka, Paciencia. Valencia: Neto; Piccini, Paulista, Garay, Gaya; Wass, Parejo, Coquelin, Guedes; Gameiro, Rodrigo. Bench: Domenech, Roncaglia, Soler, Diakhaby, Lato, Torres, Mina. Arsenal: Cech; Monreal, Mustafi, Sokratis, Maitland-Niles; Torreira, Xhaka; Kolasinac, Özil, Aubameyang; Lacazette. Bench: Leno, Mustafi, Elneny, Guendouzi, Iwobi, Mkhitaryan, Nketiah. Follow @the_bonnfire


Two days after losing out on their top choice Kelly McCrimmon , the Edmonton Oilers have reportedly offered Ken Holland a contract to become their next general manager. As first reported by Sportsnet's Elliotte Friedman, the deal is worth $25 million over five years. Reported by @FriedgeHNIC , Oilers offer to Holland believed to be 5 x $5 M. Ball is firmly in Holland's court. Would expect a decision shortly.   Mark Spector (@SportsnetSpec) May 5, 2019 Holland just completed his 22nd season as GM of the Detroit Red Wings winning three Stanley Cups and four Presidents' Trophies in that time. He signed a new contract in April and was promoted to senior vice president to make room to hire Steve Yzerman as the new general manager. The decision is now up to Holland. If he declines, Sportsnet reports the Oilers' remaining finalists are Mark Hunter, Keith Gretzky and Sean Burke.


The Denver Broncos have given cornerback Chris Harris a new one-year contract , ensuring that he will remain with the team for at least the 2019 season. There's no guarantee that Harris will re-sign in 2020 but fans will be happy to have him in town for a minimum of one more year. Check out these highlights of Harris' time in Denver so far: Harris, 29, has totaled 462 tackles, 4.5 sacks and 19 interceptions since joining the team as an undrafted free agent out of Kansas in 2011. The 29-year-old cornerback is entering his ninth season in the NFL. MORE: Five potential Chris Paul trade destinations Kyle Busch was so frustrated during Coke 600 that he told Joe Gibbs he quit Roundup: NFL Owners Want 18-Game Season Again, Alex Trebek Cancer Near Remission, Israel Redoing Election ESPN graders not big fans of the Browns offseason moves Report: The Celtics are no longer the favorites to sign Kyrie Irving


Bayern Munich has officially acquired three players this offseason, including a pair of defenders, but a certain Manchester City winger would be the star Bayern is looking for. After weeks of publicly admitting that Bayern is trying to sign Leroy Sane, in an interview with German TV station ZDF, Bayern coach Niko Kovac said that he and the club were confident they'd sign Sane this summer. [READ: Is Arsenal gambling with big summer spending spree? ] "Bayern wants to sign a high-caliber (player)," Kovach said. "We want Leroy. He is a great footballer, he has already proven in England and the national team. Our club and the club management are very committed. It is not easy, otherwise it would already be through. But I am very confident and I expect that we can get him." With Arjen Robben and Franck Ribery gone   along with James Rodriguez, Bayern is in big need of a speedy, dynamic and talented attacking midfielder, and Leroy Sane fits the bill. German National Team manager Joachim Low admitted that his aging side was missing a player like Sane in the squad during the disastrous 2018 World Cup in Russia   even though he had struggled for the national team in the past   and Sane's continued to perform above and beyond for Manchester City. Man City has thus far rebuffed the public speculation and pressure from Bayern for Sane's departure, but everyone has a price and one wonders what Man City would do if they decide it's best for Sane to move on. With two weeks left in the Premier League's summer transfer window, though, there's not a lot of time for Man City to move into action to add a player if Sane departs. Of course, Man City has plenty of depth in those positions. Oleksandr Zinchenko can step in on the left side and there's still Riyad Mahrez , Bernardo Silva and Raheem Sterling able to play out wide. However, with Man City competing on four fronts again this season, it will want some more depth in the squad.


Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has all but confirmed fan favourite midfielder Ander Herrera will leave the club as a free agent this summer, explaining that the player himself will confirm exactly where he will be playing his football next season. Herrera is out of contract at United this summer after failing to agree an extension and has been eligible to negotiate with overseas clubs since January. He has been heavily linked with French champions Paris Saint-Germain, although nothing has yet been confirmed. Speaking at his weekly press conference ahead of the final game of the season, Solskjaer said of Herrera: "He's probably going to announce himself later on where he's going to continue his football." Herrera, who was voted Sir Matt Busby Player of the Year in 2017, has been tipped to earn as much as £25m over the course of a three-year contract with PSG. Fans will be disappointed to see the back of the 29-year-old, with his name formerly a common mention in supporter debates about who the next United captain should be. Whether he will be present to bid farewell on Sunday when United close the season at Old Trafford against Cardiff is unclear, with Solskjaer only able to confirm, "...he might play". The United boss seemed more concerned with being able to give a fitting send-off to departing veteran Antonio Valencia, who is bringing his Old Trafford career to an end after ten years at the club. "He's not been fit, five or six months I've been here. Unfortunately, he's really struggled, " Solskjaer explained, as quoted by Goal . "But he feels that he could play a part, yes, and I would hope he gets through [training] today and tomorrow [Saturday] and we can give him a nice send-off. He's been a fantastic servant to the club. He's been player of the year, he's been captain at the club and I think that's only fair."


We know the Boston Bruins are going to be hosting Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final, and now we know when that game will take place. We just need to wait and find out which team will be facing them. The NHL announced the schedule for the 2019 Stanley Cup Final on Friday night and the series will begin on Monday, May 27, in Boston, where the Bruins will play the winner of the Western Conference Final between the St. Louis Blues and San Jose Sharks. If there is a Game 7 necessary, it will take place on Wednesday, June 12, in Boston at 8 p.m. ET. The Bruins are playing in their first Stanley Cup Final since 2013 and are trying to win it for the first time since 2011. The Sharks and Blues are hoping to win for the first time ever. The Sharks most recently reached the Stanley Cup Final during the 2015-16 season (where they lost in six games to the the Pittsburgh Penguins), while the Blues have not reached it since the 1970 season. [ NBC 2019 STANLEY CUP PLAYOFF HUB ] Here is the complete schedule for the entire series (All times ET, subject to change). Game 1: Monday, May 27, 8 p.m.: San Jose/St. Louis at Bruins | NBC Game 2: Wednesday, May 29, 8 p.m.: San Jose/St. Louis at Bruins | NBCSN Game 3: Saturday, June 1, 8 p.m.: Bruins at San Jose/St. Louis | NBCSN Game 4: Monday, June 3, 8 p.m.: Bruins at San Jose/St. Louis | NBC *Game 5: Thursday, June 6, 8 p.m.: San Jose/St. Louis at Bruins | NBC *Game 6: Sunday, June 9, 8 p.m.: Bruins at San Jose/St. Louis | NBC *Game 7: Wednesday, June 12, 8 p.m.: San Jose/St. Louis at Bruins | NBC *If necessary   Adam Gretz is a writer for Pro Hockey Talk on NBC Sports . Drop him a line at phtblog@nbcsports.com or follow him on Twitter @AGretz .


The Buccaneers may or may not be good this year. They definitely won't look good. Even their own players acknowledge that, and change clothes when they play video games. Via Thomas Bassinger of the Tampa Bay Times , Bucs tight end O.J. Howard shared on social media a shot of himself playing a video game, with his avatar wearing the uniforms the Bucs wore during the 2002 Super Bowl run. " We need these Uni's back ," he wrote. Howard's crime against the apostrophe is nothing compared to Bucs' against fashion. The alarm-clock numbers and general garishness of the current Bucs uniforms, which they adopted in 2014, give their players a cartoonish look. Other players, including left tackle Donovan Smith , have asked to go back even further into history, to the old creamsicle orange beauties. The Bucs wore those from 1976 to 1996, before changing to the pewter and red in 1997.