Video by Reuters The Justice Department will not bring federal charges against any police officers involved in the death of Eric Garner, a 43-year-old black man whose recorded takedown in New York in 2014 helped coin a rallying cry for those concerned about law enforcement's treatment of minorities, authorities announced Tuesday. For Garner's supporters, the decision is a disappointing   albeit long expected   end to a case that had languished for years as various components of the Justice Department disagreed about what to do. The case was one of the first to spark the Black Lives Matter movement and draw attention to police abuse of minorities, but it ended as most others do, with prosecutors offering condolences in lieu of indictments and distraught family members left feeling justice was not served. At a news conference Tuesday, Garner's mother, Gwen Carr, said the Justice Department had "failed us," and called on the New York City police commissioner to fire Daniel Pantaleo, the officer caught on video wrapping his arm around Garner's neck before he died. Subscribe to the Post Most newsletter: Today's most popular stories on The Washington Post "Five years ago, my son said, 'I can't breathe,' 11 times, and today we can't breathe, because they have let us down," Carr said. Prosecutors, including Richard P. Donoghue, the U.S. attorney in Brooklyn, delivered the news to Garner's family at a tense meeting Tuesday morning, then held a news conference to explain their decision. Donoghue said that after years of debate, Attorney General William P. Barr ultimately decided that prosecutors had insufficient evidence to demonstrate that Pantaleo used "objectively unreasonable" force and "willfully" used more force than he believed was necessary   two elements necessary to win a conviction on federal civil rights charges. He called Garner's death a "tragedy," but said prosecutors could not prove it was a federal crime. "We know and understand that some will be disappointed by this decision, but it is the conclusion that is compelled by the evidence and the law," Donoghue said. Stuart London, an attorney for Pantaleo, said: "It is always a tragedy when there is a loss of life. Officer Panteleo utilized NYPD approved techniques to make the arrest in this case. Officer Panteleo is gratified that the Justice Department took the time to carefully review the actual evidence in this case rather than the lies and inaccuracies which have followed this case from its inception." The case followed a lengthy and tortuous path through the Justice Department, staying alive as three Senate-confirmed attorneys general   Eric Holder, Loretta E. Lynch and Jeff Sessions   finished their terms without bringing it to a conclusion. The decision came just a day before the five-year anniversary of Garner's death, after which the statute of limitations would have prevented prosecutors from bringing certain charges. "Five years ago, Eric Garner was choked to death," said Rev. Al Sharpton, who appeared with Garner's family members at the news conference. "Today, the federal government choked lady justice." While defending the Justice Department's ultimate decision, Donoghue apologized for how long the case languished, calling the delay "regrettable and inappropriate." "This should never have taken as long as it did," he said. From the outset, the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division argued that charges were warranted, and they seemed to have Holder's support. But the FBI and federal prosecutors in New York were wary of bringing a case, and some of their skepticism was documented in internal records, potentially complicating a future trial, current and former law enforcement officials said. The tension became so severe that the Justice Department removed New York FBI agents from the team of investigators. Late in Lynch's term as attorney general, then Civil Rights Division head Vanita Gupta successfully pushed for her prosecutors to take the lead on the case, and Lynch authorized them to move forward , current and former officials said. But they found some of the previous investigation lacking and knew their work would have to continue into the Trump administration, the officials said. The tension continued into the Trump administration, with civil rights prosecutors in D.C. recommending charges and federal prosecutors in Brooklyn recommending the opposite, a senior Justice Department official said, speaking on the condition of anonymity to discuss internal deliberations. Donoghue said officials carefully parsed the much-publicized video of Garner's encounter with police, and that was key in their final decision. In large measure because of the video, Garner's case became a catalyst for police reform. The painful images of him saying, 11 times, "I can't breathe," rocketed around the Internet, and it soon became a rallying cry for those arguing that police implement systemic changes in the way their officers deal with minorities. New York officials and advocates for change at police departments reacted with dismay Tuesday after the Justice Department revealed its decision. "The entire world saw the same devastating video five years ago, and our eyes did not lie," said New York Attorney General Letitia James. "Today's inaction reflects a DOJ that has turned its back on its fundamental mission   to seek and serve justice." In the view of the Justice Department, Donoghue said, Pantaleo acted in accordance with established police procedures in his initial interactions with Garner. The officer had been ordered to address complaints about the sales of untaxed cigarettes, Donoghue said, and because Garner "resisted arrest, both verbally and physically," Pantaleo was allowed to use force. Donoghue said Pantaleo first attempted two maneuvers to subdue Garner that are authorized under New York City police policies   an arm bar and a rear takedown. He noted that Garner, at 6-foot-2 and weighing nearly 400 pounds, was significantly larger than Pantaleo, and that complicated Pantaleo's ability to control the situation. The two men, Donoghue said, fell backward into a window, and "the situation rapidly deteriorated." Donoghue said Pantaleo wrapped his arm around Garner's neck "resulting in what was, in effect, a chokehold." Pantaleo maintained that hold for seven seconds, Donoghue said. The senior Justice Department official said that was not enough time, in the minds of some prosecutors, to establish that the officers struggling with Garner intended to cause him harm. Donoghue said, too, that some prosecutors found it significant that Pantaleo did not have Garner in a chokehold when he could not breathe, and he noted that some medical experts disagreed on whether the chokehold itself caused Garner's death. Jonathan Moore, an attorney for the Garner family, said the chokehold "resulted in his death." "This is not a difficult law school exam, you know?" Moore said. "They directly caused his death, and he said, 11 times, 'I can't breathe.'" The Justice Department official compared the case to that of former NYPD officer Francis Livoti, who was convicted of federal charges for choking to death Anthony Baez in 1994. Witnesses said Livoti choked Baez for about a minute, stronger evidence of willful conduct, the senior official said. A Staten Island grand jury also declined to bring charges in Garner's case   meaning the state cannot now pick up where federal prosecutors left off. Pantaleo was put on desk duty and this summer went through an internal administrative process to determine what discipline he should face . Commissioner James P. O'Neill is expected to make a decision soon on Pantaleo's future with the police department. At the news conference, Garner's family members called on New York mayor and Democratic presidential candidate Bill de Blasio to immediately terminate Pantaleo's employment. "De Blasio. What's up?" Emerald Garner, one of Eric Garner's daughters, said. "When are you going to fire this officer?" In a statement, the mayor did not directly address Pantaleo's employment. He criticized federal authorities and announced a policy change that would have the police department begin immediately its disciplinary process for officers involved in the death of unarmed civilians, unless the family requests a delay for the criminal investigation to finish or a judge otherwise prevents the city from moving forward. New York had long put on hold the disciplinary process for Pantaleo with the Justice Department investigation ongoing. "Years ago, we put our faith in the federal government to act," de Blasio said. "We won't make that mistake again." Moore, the attorney for the Garner family, said every presidential candidate should be pressed to take a position on the case and noted that the statute of limitations had not expired to charge a civil rights violation resulting in a death. "We're calling on the Democratic candidates to take a position on this and to commit to reopen the investigation," he said. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-N.Y.) called the decision "an outrage," and said the federal justice system had failed Garner's family. "The NYPD must make their departmental findings fully transparent to the public and take immediate actions to ensure this officer is no longer on the force." The city of New York reached a civil settlement with Garner's family in 2015 for $5.9 million. matt.zapotosky@washpost.com devlin.barrett@washpost.com


Ferrari must see Red Bull's improved form as a "further boost" to improve, says its Formula 1 team principal Mattia Binotto. After starting the season expecting to fight Mercedes for the title, Ferrari has failed to win a race this year whereas Red Bull claimed its first victory with Honda in Austria . Red Bull then showed greater pace than Ferrari in the British Grand Prix, at a circuit it has traditionally struggled in the V6 turbo-hybrid engine era. Binotto said of Red Bull: "They certainly improved, and if you look at the last two races, as a matter of fact they won in Austria and have been very competitive [in Britain]. I think our packages are very close and I think that the last few races have shown it. "Are they the second, are we the second? I think we are very close. This is giving us a further boost because we know we need to improve and we need to be capable of fighting for the first position at each single race [no matter] where is the circuit. "It has not been the case [in Britain] no doubt, and from that perspective it has been disappointing. After qualifying we were expecting a better result, but the pace was not good enough and I think there is still a lot to improve." Ferrari still holds a decent lead in the battle for second in the constructors' championship, 52 points clear of Red Bull, but it is 164 points behind Mercedes. Read Also: Leclerc says he raced Verstappen "harder than normal" Vettel: Current frustrations "very different" to 2014 Despite claiming pole position in three races this season Ferrari has failed to translate its rare Saturday advantages into victory. 's qualifying form. Vettel has not started higher than sixth over the last three grands prix and at Silverstone, he admitted: "The car felt a lot better in the race and obviously we didn't change the car, you're not allowed to do that. "I just couldn't extract the performance from the car [in qualifying] whereas [in the race] it kind of came naturally and was a no-brainer. I had more confidence in the tyres and in the car overall."


SAN JOSE (CBS SF)   A woman was dead and a teenager taken to the hospital for treatment after a smoky 2-alarm fire raced through a San Jose home early Monday morning. San Jose Fire said crews responded to a call at 7:29 a.m. of a blaze in the 1200 block of Greenmoor Dr. Arriving firefighters found the home on fire with thick smoke billowing out of the structure. Crews were able to pull two residents out of the structure as they elevated the blaze to two alarms. Second alarm structure response to 1220 GREENMOOR dr. Fire crews rescued two residents from structure. 1 deceased and 1 enroute to local hospital. Fire not yet under control. pic.twitter.com/j0lV3PAML5   San Jose Fire Dept. (@SJFD) August 5, 2019 San Jose Fire Capt. Peter Caponio despite efforts to revive her, a middle-aged woman was pronounced dead at the scene. A second victim, believed to be a teenage girl, was taken to a hospital. Her condition was not immediately available. The fire had not been declared under control as of shortly after 8 a.m. The cause of the blaze remains under investigation.


Looking to try the top dive bars around town? Hoodline crunched the numbers to find the top dive bars in Long Beach, using both Yelp data and our own secret sauce to produce a ranked list of the best spots to satisfy your cravings. 1. Alex's Bar Topping the list is Alex's Bar . Located at 2913 E. Anaheim St., the music venue and karaoke spot is the highest rated dive bar in Long Beach, boasting four stars out of 530 reviews on Yelp. 2. The Crest Next up is The Crest , situated at 5935 Cherry Ave. With four stars out of 37 reviews on Yelp, the dive bar has proven to be a local favorite. 3. V Room Long Beach's V Room , located at 918 E. Fourth St., is another top choice, with Yelpers giving the pub and dive bar four stars out of 232 reviews. 4. Reno Room Reno Room , a dive bar and Mexican spot in Long Beach, is another go-to, with four stars out of 207 Yelp reviews. Head over to 3400 E. Broadway to see for yourself. 5. Baddeley's Pourhouse Last but not least, check out Baddeley's Pourhouse , which has earned four stars out of 145 reviews on Yelp. You can find the sports and dive bar at 3348 E. Broadway. This story was created automatically using local business data, then reviewed and augmented by an editor. Click here for more about what we're doing. Got thoughts? Go here to share your feedback.


Looking to uncover all that Southwest Anaheim has to offer? Get to know this Anaheim neighborhood by browsing its most popular local eateries, from an Italian deli to a Middle Eastern bakery. Hoodline crunched the numbers to find the top places to visit in Southwest Anaheim, using both Yelp data and our own secret sauce to produce a ranked list of neighborhood businesses. Read on for the results. 1. Cortina's Italian Market Topping the list is deli and Italian spot Cortina's Italian Market , which offers pizza, sandwiches and more. Located at 2175 W. Orange Ave., it's the most popular business in the neighborhood, boasting 4.5 stars out of 1,614 reviews on Yelp. Cortina's sells imported Italian specialties, snacks and sweets; you may also pick up fine meats, cheeses and sandwiches from the deli counter. There's also a full-service pizzeria inside, serving up homemade, hand-tossed pies. 2. Thuyen Vien Next up is vegan and Vietnamese spot Thuyen Vien , situated at 1740 S. Euclid St. With 4.5 stars out of 1,157 reviews on Yelp, it's proven to be a local favorite. Thuyen Vien serves a 100% vegetarian menu of meatless Vietnamese dishes like pho served with soy beef and noodle bowls topped with soy pork. 3. Bronx Sandwich Deli Bronx Sandwich , which offers sandwiches and salads, is another top choice. Yelpers give this Anaheim location of the regional chain, located at 949 S. Euclid St., 4.5 stars out of 717 reviews. Pop in for a wide array of hot and cold sandwiches or for a plate of street fries topped with brisket or pastrami. 4. Aleppo's Kitchen Aleppo's Kitchen , a Mediterranean, Middle Eastern and halal spot, is another much-loved neighborhood go-to, with 4.5 stars out of 475 Yelp reviews. Head over to 513 1/2 S. Brookhurst St. to see for yourself. Aleppo's Kitchen serves platters with a variety of kabobs and kibbeh, which is a dish made from ground meat combined with a variety of spices and additional ingredients. (See the full menu here .) 5. Forn Al Hara Finally, there's Forn Al Hara , a local favorite with 4.5 stars out of 421 reviews. Stop by 512 S. Brookhurst St., Suite 5, to hit up the Middle Eastern cafeteria and bakery   which serves sweets and other baked goods, like manaeesh, a flatbread topped with savory toppings   next time you're in the neighborhood. This story was created automatically using local business data, then reviewed and augmented by an editor. Click here for more about what we're doing. Got thoughts? Go here to share your feedback.


Identity theft is the fastest growing crime in America. Here's how you can prevent it. The Top 5 Identity Theft Pitfalls and How to Avoid Them In just the last two decades, how we pay for goods and services has dramatically changed. Before the days of online shopping, we paid with cash, checks, and credit and debit cards. While there was some payment fraud with checks and plastic payment options, it wasn't as rampant as it is today. The online mobile environment makes it easier for people to pay and get paid for their products and services. Yet for identity thieves, the same environment creates a vast opportunity to steal more. They've proven it time and again with large-scale breaches of trusted large companies and organizations such as Target, Experian, and Home Depot. Additionally, identity thieves are targeting medical and tax portals as more organizations digitize their records and transactions. When you can't count on large companies and organizations to secure your personal information , you need to understand potential identity theft pitfalls and learn how to avoid them. This slideshow covers the top five ID theft pitfalls so you can act now to secure your identity, both online and offline. Want to keep up with more financial news? Click here to sign up for our free newsletter. Weak password protection This is one of the biggest mistakes individuals make out of a fear they will forget their passwords. Sometimes, weak passwords arise out of complacency  "it won't happen to me" or "my password isn't my birthday, so it's strong enough." Identity thieves can easily take advantage of vulnerabilities such as passwords based on names and birthdays, or which are identical to passwords used on other sites. Solution To avoid this pitfall, use a password management tool to store all your passwords. Use it to generate randomized passwords every few months that consist of a combination of upper- and lowercase letters, symbols and numbers. Lack of personal document protection Individuals have become so reliant on digital transaction processes that they may forget about the physical documentation that identity thieves can also use. This includes documents like passports, birth certificates, and Social Security cards, as well as credit and debit cards. Thieves can steal these personal documents from homes, offices, vehicles, handbags, and garbage cans. Solution Keep all documents containing sensitive personal data in a safe or safety deposit box. Don't leave anything valuable in your vehicle. Lastly, ensure your handbag or wallet is in your possession or otherwise secured. You may even want to consider an RFID wallet that protects credit and debit cards from certain devices hackers may employ to gain access to encrypted information. Lack of review and awareness Another pitfall is the lack of awareness and the failure to keep track of vulnerabilities and data breaches. It's easy to become so busy that there's no time to stay on top of every breach, scam or threat, let alone periodically check all your bank and charge accounts. Yet failing to pay attention can turn you into an easy if unwitting target. Solution To prevent this from happening, consider subscribing to an identity theft protection service . These services track your accounts and credit reports for any signs of potential identity theft. Additionally, find out which of your financial services providers offer their own apps and security alerts, and sign up for them. Lastly, be sure to monitor your credit by getting a copy of your credit report from three main agencies every year. No backup plan Should there be a security breach or unauthorized access to documentation, it's important to address it quickly. Unfortunately, time is of the essence in identity theft, and a failure to stop it promptly can compound the damage. Time counts in these situations as ID thieves go to work to see how much money they can steal or how many fraudulent purchases they can make before an account is closed or blocked. Solution To stop the identity theft as soon as you suspect something is wrong, be sure to have copies of credit, debit, and ID cards as well as other personal documents. Along with the copies, keep the phone numbers of each organization linked to those cards and documents, so you can report the theft or loss. Too many accounts and lists With every website or app, there is a sign-up form. Once you start submitting those forms, your identifying information is out there. It may even potentially sold to other lists and companies. Being on these lists for things like pre-approved credit cards can make you a target for mail and email thieves. If a thief gets hold of one of those offers, they can easily redeem it for an actual credit card and enjoy a shopping spree on your dime. Solution To reduce the risk for this ID threat, unsubscribe from as many online accounts as possible. Look for contact information to make sure your name is no longer included on lists that are sold to other companies. Finally, if you have a number of credit card accounts open that you are not using, close them. You are most likely not tracking them, plus you'll no longer have to account for that card in your wallet or at home. This article by John Boitnott was originally published on Debt.com .


Looking to satisfy your appetite for Italian fare? Hoodline crunched the numbers to find the top Italian spots around Mesa, using both Yelp data and our own secret sauce to produce a ranked list of the best spots to meet your needs. 1. Alessia's Ristorante Italiano Topping the list is Alessia's Ristorante Italiano . Located at 5251 E. Brown Road in Alta Mesa, the Italian spot is the highest-rated Italian restaurant in Mesa, boasting 4.5 stars out of 365 reviews on Yelp. 2. Sam And Luca Rustic Kitchen Next up is Superstition Springs's Sam and Luca Rustic Kitchen , situated at 1959 S. Power Road. With 4.5 stars out of 142 reviews on Yelp, the wine bar and Italian spot has proven to be a local favorite. 3. Vito's Pizza & Italian Ristorante Northgrove's Vito's Pizza & Italian Ristorante , located at 1947 N. Lindsay Road, is another top choice, with Yelpers giving the Italian, pizza and caterer spot four stars out of 403 reviews. 4. Baci Italian Bistro Baci Italian Bistro , an Italian, seafood and pizza spot, is another go-to, with four stars out of 328 Yelp reviews. Head over to 8830 E. Germann Road to see for yourself. 5. Nello's Pizza Mesa Check out Nello's Pizza Mesa , which has earned four stars out of 279 reviews on Yelp. You can find the pizza, Italian and gluten-free spot at 2950 S. Alma School Road. This story was created automatically using local business data, then reviewed and augmented by an editor. Click here for more about what we're doing. Got thoughts? Go here to share your feedback.


Santa Ana is due to turn warm over the next week, according to drone-powered weather forecasting service Saildrone . Temperatures will reach a high of 86 degrees on Sunday and Monday. There's no rain in the forecast for the coming week. Skies will remain partly cloudy through Wednesday. Winds will remain somewhat calm through the week, with the highest speeds on Monday at only 9 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.


PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) Newcomer Brian Fernandez scored in a league-record fifth consecutive game, helping the Portland Timbers to a 1-0 victory over FC Dallas on Sunday night. Fernandez becomes the first player in MLS history to score in each of his first five regular-season games. Fernandez's goal in the 42nd minute was a first-time left-footed strike off a cross from the right side by Sebatstian Blanco. The shot deflected slightly off of Dallas defender Matt Hedges. It was Fernandez's sixth goal in five MLS regular-season appearances, and Portland's second shutout of the season. The Timbers' first shutout came eight days earlier in a 4-0 home win over Houston. Fernandez, a designated player who signed the biggest contract in club history in early May, previously tied the MLS record by scoring in his first four matches. He was tied with Alex Pineda Chacon, Carlos Ruiz and Charlie Davies. Portland had six shots on goal leading up to Fernandez's strike, while Dallas has two, including a deflected strike by Diego Valeri off a layup pass by Fernandez in the 29th minute. Cristhian Paredes intercepted a pass out of the Dallas back line and missed an open shot wide right in the 38th minute. The Timbers had 17 shots on goal. Dallas had 11 of its 13 shots in the second half. After Fernandez scored, FC Dallas created multiple goal scoring opportunities, highlighted by a chance by Jesus Ferreira in front of goal that was hit wide left in the 76th minute. In the 81st, Michael Barrios got the ball at the end of a counter attack, but his shot was deflected out of bounds. Defender Ryan Hollingstead volleyed a chance at goal over the crossbar in stoppage time. Portland (6-8-2) played just its third home match of the season since opening its newly renovated stadium on June 1. The club played its first 12 games on the road, and is 2-1 at home. FC Dallas (7-7-5) brought a four-game unbeaten streak into Sunday's match, and was coming off a 2-2 tie against the Vancouver Whitecaps on Wednesday. FC Dallas is 0-6 on the season when it concedes a goal first. It's the club's first loss since May 25 at Vancouver.


The Nuggets remain busy ahead of free agency. Denver exercised the $30.35M team option on Paul Millsap earlier on Saturday, and ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski reports that the team will extend a qualifying offer to Trey Lyles . Lyles' qualifying offer comes in at approximately $4.46M. After exercising Millsap's option, the team won't sniff any available cap space, though it still has to be wary about staying below the tax line. Lyles came to the Nuggets during the 2017 draft as part of a trade that allowed the Jazz to move up to No. 13 overall. Utah selected Donovan Mitchell with the pick and Denver came away with Tyler Lydon at No. 24. During his two years in Denver, Lyles played 137 games, starting four contests. His showcased solid three-point shooting to begin his career, though he hasn't matched or surpassed his career-high 38.3 percent from behind the arc since his rookie season.


Since Justin Rose joined the Bonobos team earlier this year, his style has been revamped to include more prints, colors and beachy personality. He's typically been dressed in simple colors and classic silhouettes. His move toward bolder colors and unique patterns has given the No. 2-ranked golfer a refreshed look that is on-trend, athletic and full of character. "Bonobos gives me the ability to play with colors and patterns in a way that compliments my on-course style preference," Rose said. "Golf apparel can be bright and fun yet still sophisticated." At the PGA Championship, Rose will do just that, debuting four new and striking patterns that are sure to turn heads at Bethpage. Thursday will be Rose's tamest outfit of the week with a heather blue striped top and blue bottoms. The varied sizes of the stripes add personality, making it more than your average striped shirt. Rose typically leans toward navy color palettes it's a color that he feels elicits a strong performance. "Navy blue has always been a staple, a go-to for me when I'm thinking about business and getting the job done," Rose said. The simple look is a great way to start out the major week with an eye on the prize. Shop Thursday's Look Shirt: Bonobos M-Flex Golf Polo in Heather Blue Stripe BUY NOW: $68 Pants: Bonobos Tech 5-Pocket in Blue BUY NOW: $138 Friday's look is the brightest by far for Rose's otherwise blue-centric apparel scripting. He'll pair a pink floral golf shirt with black pants. Upon signing with Bonobos in January of this year, Rose said he was looking forward to wearing black trousers again. "I haven't had a pair of black pants for probably two to three years," Rose said. "For whatever reason, what I was wearing previously, black just hadn't been an option and I'm actually looking forward to some crisp, black pants again." Black pants are a great way to balance out brighter tops and make bold prints a little more formal. Shop Friday's Look Shirt: M-Flex Golf Polo in Aloha Floral BUY NOW: $68 Pants: Highland Tour Golf Pants in Black BUY NOW: $128 Continuing the vacation-inspired looks, Rose will wear another fun print on moving day. The primarily black shirt is covered with teal pineapples for a whimsical-yet-stylish look. Paired with a simple white pant, the dark top will be able to shine. Before signing with Bonobos, Rose wasn't typically seen in loud prints, but it's a look he's comfortable with wearing both on and off the course. "I love some of the bold prints there and obviously that fits with my lifestyle, how I live in the Bahamas." Rose said. The shirt is reminiscent of a Hawaiian-shirt-style, but the dark background and golf shirt silhouette adds sophistication and golf-ready style. Shop Saturday's Look Shirt: M-Flex Golf Polo in Teal Black Pineapple BUY NOW: $68 Pants: Highland Golf Pants in White BUY NOW: $88 On Sunday, Rose will wear an ultra-stylish rose print shirt that is set to become a fan favorite. The clean floral design on the light blue golf shirt is a classic look that will look great over navy pants. "The rose print just made sense," Rose said. "It compliments the Bonobos X Justin Rose partnership perfectly and looks very classic on the course." Shop Sunday's Look Shirt: M-Flex Golf Polo in Light Blue Rose BUY NOW: $68 Pants: Highland Tour Golf Pants in Navy BUY NOW: $128 Shop all Rose's looks for the PGA Championship at bonobos.com


San Antonio will see a return of last week's light rainfall this coming week, according to drone-powered weather forecasting service Saildrone . Monday's forecast shows the greatest likelihood of rain at 75 percent, with rain possible through Wednesday. The coming days will also bring hot temperatures, expected to persist through Wednesday. Temperatures will reach a high of 98 degrees today. Skies will be cloudy for the next few days. Winds are forecast to reach a modest high of 17 mph on Saturday, with daily top speeds over 10 mph for the rest of the week. 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.


When a Michigan Vietnam War vet with no family died last month, the two friends who arranged his funeral thought it would be a small, quiet affair. Instead, Wayne Lee Wilson received a sendoff from more than 1,000 funeral attendees at his Niles, Michigan service Wednesday. "Dignitaries have funerals like this," Wilson's close friend Charlotte Andrews told the Free Press. "Who would have thought that a simple man with simple ideas and a simple way of life would have been able to have such an enormous amount of people to be able to send him off?" Andrews and another of Wilson's friends helped plan the funeral, expecting that no more than 12 or 15 friends would show up. Wilson had a close group of friends at his apartment complex, Andrews said, but no close family that stepped up after his May 28 death. After Brown Funeral Home shared Wilson's obituary on Facebook last week, inviting anyone to come to the funeral "to pay their respects for an American hero," Wilson's story sparked a major response. Wilson's service brought hundreds of attendees and mourners   many veterans themselves   from Michigan, Indiana, Tennessee and Florida to Niles' Silverbrook Cemetery, CNN reported . "(The funeral home) did not think it was going to turn out the way it did, but boy did the community come together and show us that they are so supportive of our veterans," Andrews said. "And every veteran that was there on a bike or in a car or on foot was proud that they attended. They got to see for themselves how important their service was to our country." The outpouring of veteran support and love would have brought Wilson to tears, said Andrews, who had been friends with Wilson for more than 20 years. "He would have had his head in his hands, shaking his head, tears flowing down his face, and he would have said, 'baby girl, what did the two of you do?'" said Andrews, who said Wilson would affectionately call her "baby girl" sometimes. Wilson's friends wanted to be sure the veteran was honored for his service, so it was especially powerful when Wilson received full military honors and a salute from American Legion Post 51 of Buchanan at the service. He had always been proud of his service and his country, Andrews said   he wore his service medals, flew a flag from the back of his motorized scooter and would place flags at the graves of other veterans in the cemetery where he was eventually buried. Wilson, who served in the U.S. Army from 1971 to 1977, earned the nickname "Sarge" around Niles, according to Andrews. While Wilson's friends enlisted a local pastor to give the eulogy, Andrews said they were surprised when Niles mayor Nick Shelton and an assistant from U.S. Sen. Gary Peters' office also attended to speak. "General George S. Patton Jr. said it best. 'It is foolish and wrong to mourn the men who died. Rather, we should thank God that such men lived.' Thank God for Wayne Wilson, and thank you all for being a part of his legacy," Shelton told the crowd . Andrews had to keep herself from crying when she drove into the cemetery and saw the scene, she said   the hundreds of cars, motorcycles and mourners she watched show up for her friend have left her amazed and overwhelmed. "(People) didn't want to have a veteran buried that didn't have any family to step up, and these people were all his family," Andrews said. "This one guy said it the best: 'If you're a veteran, you have family all over the United States. Nobody is buried alone.'" More on freep.com: Michigan is trying to increase legal weed participation in these 19 cities Study reveals surprising results about Detroit gentrification This article originally appeared on Detroit Free Press: Strangers attend funeral for Michigan Vietnam vet with no family


A local rapper is in a Boston hospital recovering from serious injuries after a vicious fight outside a nightclub. Don Trag, a 26-year-old whose real name is Donald Saladin, was scheduled to open Friday night for a rapper known as Da Baby at Centro Nightclub in Lawrence. Saladin's mother, Nerlande Saladin, said he asked Da Baby for a picture. Video obtained by TMZ appears to show the beating that followed. At least three people are seen punching and kicking Don Trag. "To see someone beating your son in the head like that, use your foot to kick him -- how could you do this? That's the only thing I can ask them. Why? Why is it worth it?" said Nerlande Saladin. Don Trag's family said he suffered serious injuries to his head, face and ankle. A photo from TMZ showed him being taken away on a stretcher. He is now listed in stable condition. "What is most (important) to me, is just, I want my son to get better," Nerlande Saladin said. Lawrence police had no official comment on the incident, saying it is an active investigation. "I could've lost my son," Nerlande Saladin said. "I'm only 49, and I'm not ready to lose my children, none of them. That's why I'm always telling them, 'Don't do stuff that you're not supposed to do.'" READ MORE: Family: Opening act beaten after asking rapper for photo CHECK OUT WCVB: Get the latest Boston news, weather and sports online, anytime. Stay in the know with Boston's news leader   WCVB.


Browns quarterbacks coach Ryan Lindley will be working with second-year quarterback Baker Mayfield . To prepare for that, Lindley wants to work with Mayfield's former college coach at Oklahoma, Lincoln Riley. "Obviously the guy's busy running a powerhouse college football program, so I'm sure it would be tough to try to fit into his schedule, but I'd love to," Lindley said Thursday, via Mary Kay Cabot of Cleveland.com. "Yeah, obviously, after this next week, we've got a little time off and hopefully we can do that. I'd still love to pick Lincoln's brain and those guys out there in Norman." Lindley takes over as quarterbacks coach in the first year with Freddie Kitchens as the head coach. So Lindley needs to figure out how best to connect with and to prepare Mayfield for action. "Obviously, knowing where [a guy's] from, especially young guys, kind of where their baseline is, it'd be great to see what they're thinking," Lindley said. "You kind of have a good idea of what they do, but you just want to see how they ingrain the things. The great tools Baker has right now, you can even see it in Kyler [Murray], so obviously that's coming from somewhere. They're teaching that there. They do a very good job of developing quarterbacks. You'd love to kind of see some of the things that they do to make that happen." Lindley didn't arrive in Cleveland until the transition from Hue Jackson to Gregg Williams, during the 2018 season. And Lindley started off as running backs coach, so he didn't work directly with Mayfield until 2019. Thus, any extra insights Lindley can acquire from Riley or anyone else connected to the Oklahoma program can't hurt.


CONCORD, N.C.   Daniel Hemric led the way in the final practice session Friday for cars in the Monster Energy Open. Each of the three stage winners from the Open and the fan vote winner will advance to the All-Star Race on Saturday night at Charlotte Motor Speedway. Hemric led the way with a lap of 180.234 mph. He was followed by Michael McDowell (179.539 mph), Matt Tifft (178.997), Kyle Larson (178.159) and Ty Dillon (177.690). Dillon also ran the most laps in the session at 51. Qualifying for the cars in the Open will be at 6 p.m.


Real Madrid have splashed the cash this summer and are expected to make changes to their regular starting XI when they travel to Balaídos to take on Celta Vigo in their first match of the 2019/20 season. Los Blancos were thrashed 7-3 in their last match of pre-season by bitter rivals Atlético Madrid at the MetLife Stadium in New York. Zinedine Zidane's side will put this behind them and will be hoping for a successful campaign, as he looks to challenge FC Barcelona for the La Liga title. Los Blancos finished a huge 19 points behind the Catalan giants in third place last season and were knocked out of the Champions League in the last 16. The Madrid manager knows they must do a lot better in the upcoming campaign. As a result, he has already spent close to a staggering £300m on acquiring Eden Hazard, Luka Jović, Éder Militão and young Brazilian Rodrygo Goes. As of right now, without speculatively looking to future signings that may or not happen - here's how Madrid should line up against Fran Escribá's side next month. Thibaut Courtois - GK The Belgium international is expected to be the club's number one and dislodge 32-year-old Keylor Navas next season. Courtois was the first choice between the sticks under both Julen Lopetegui and Santiago Solari, making 27 La Liga starts for Los Blancos last season. The 27-year old has started two out of three of Real Madrid's pre-season friendlies so far and will be expected to be named in goal when La Liga kicks off. Dani Carvajal - RB Carvajal has established himself as one Madrid's key defenders since his arrival from Bayer Leverkusen in 2013. Having been sidelined since sustaining a muscle injury in the humiliating 4-1 defeat to Ajax in the UEFA Champions League last season, he has featured in Madrid's pre-season matches so far and will be looking to put injury behind him as he eyes a key role under Zinedine Zidane and keep Álvaro Odriozola out of the team. Marcelo - LB Marcelo will continue his role at left-back following injury to Madrid's new signing Ferland Mendy, who is sidelined for four weeks following a muscular problem. The 31-year-old was expected to fall behind Mendy in the pecking order, but will now feature until the Frenchman returns to full fitness. Sergio Ramos - CB The 33-year-old will lead the line again next season, despite the arrival of €50m centre back Éder Militão from FC Porto on a six-year deal. The Brazilian is seen as the long-term replacement for Ramos but may have to settle for game time in the domestic cup competitions. Raphael Varane - CB The Frenchman has been at Real since 2011, signing from Lens not long after his 18th birthday. He added the World Cup to his collection of honours last summer and is expected to partner Ramos again next season, piping Nacho and new signing Militão to place in the starting XI. Luka Modrić - CM Ballon d'Or holder Luka Morič will no doubt form part of the midfield three. Fabián Ruiz of Napoli, Christian Eriksen and Ajax's Donny van de Beek have all been touted to replace the long-serving 33-year-old Croatian international. However, he is expected to remain at the Bernabéu for the coming season. Toni Kroos - CM The 29-year-old made 43 appearances last season and will be keen to impress Zidane for up coming campaign. Kroos has been a mainstay in the Los Blancos engine room and the Germany international will continue where he left off next campaign. Isco - AM The Spanish playmaker could be drafted on the opening day as a replacement for Casemiro following the Brazilian's participation in the Copa America. Isco suffered a poor season under Julen Lopetegui and Santiago Solari, but during pre-season when the Spanish international is fit and in form, there are few players that can affect a game like the 27-year-old can. Vinícius Júnior - RW Vinicius could form part of the front three on the opening day of the season. The 18-year-old Brazilian has become a fan favourite since joining Madrid and has impressed under Zidane. He will look cause the Celta backline plenty of problems and will hope to be on the scoresheet on the opening day.  Eden Hazard - LW It's a no brainer that Hazard will start on the opening day of the season and Zidane will be hopeful the winger can fill the void left by Cristiano Ronaldo since his departure to Juventus. The Belgium international will want to hit the ground running right from the off and will play a key role throughout. Karim Benzema - CF Luka Jović hobbled out of Madrid's 7-3 thrashing of bitter rivals Atlético in New York. It is unclear of how serious the injury is to the Serbian, but this could pave the way for Benzema to start on the opening day. The 31-year-old will have a huge battle on his hands following Jović's €60m move from Eintracht Frankfurt.


YouTube videos that feature children under the age of 13 receive more than three times as many views as videos without children, a new study from the Pew Research Center found . Pew assembled a list of popular YouTube channels (ones with more than 250,000 subscribers) that existed through late 2018, and it analyzed all of the videos that those channels produced during the first week of January 2019. While only a small number of English language videos were targeted at children, they still received more views on average than other videos that were not targeted at children. Any video that starred a child who appeared to be under the age of 13, however, "received nearly three times as many views on average as other types of videos." "The very small subset of videos that were directly aimed at a young audience and also featured a child under the age of 13 were more popular than any other type of content identified in this analysis as measured by view counts," the report reads. A YouTube spokesperson told The Verge that the company couldn't "speak to Pew's methodology or results," adding that "generally on YouTube, the most popular video categories tend to be areas like comedy, music, sports and 'how to.'" Still, including kids in videos to increase views is a facet of YouTube that many creators have picked up on. One of the largest family vlogging channels on YouTube, The Ace Family , amassed more than 16 million subscribers in less than three years, The Verge previously reported. Even Jake Paul, a vlogger known for his pranks, invited a family to live in his house so he could vlog with their four-year-old-son Tydus. Creators have seen it as a way to guarantee ad revenue due to the videos' popularity. Now, in wake of a Federal Trade Commission investigation into the safety of kids on the platform and reports of YouTube becoming a haven for predators , YouTube is trying to change part of its culture. The company has disabled comment sections on videos that feature kids , and it's reportedly looking into algorithmic changes that could affect the videos that are being recommended. YouTube's current terms of service state that its platform is not intended for children under the age of 13. The company has developed an entirely separate app, YouTube Kids, that is supposed to be safer for young viewers.


PHOENIX (3TV/CBS 5) - A Phoenix man plans to travel to Washington state next month, hoping to uncover new evidence in the decades-long search for a hijacker who parachuted from a commercial jet with bags full of cash. The D.B. Cooper case from 1971 is the only unsolved skyjacking in American history. [WATCH: Phoenix man searches for answers in decades old sky jacking mystery ] Eric Ulis of Phoenix thinks federal agents have been looking in the wrong place for Cooper's landing zone. After reanalyzing weather data, flight information and other clues, he suspects Cooper landed on Bachelor Island, a wooded isle in a national refuge. On Nov. 24, 1971, a passenger who identified himself as Dan Cooper hijacked a Northwest Orient Flight out of Portland by claiming he had a bomb. He released his hostages after authorities turned over $200,000 cash and four parachutes. Cooper directed the flight to take off again with the stairs down, and parachuted out. "What I'm looking for are those two parachutes. They're still out there. He did not walk out of there with those two parachutes," Ulis said. The D.B. Cooper case has achieved a level of pop culture mythology, with books and documentaries claiming to reveal new details about the case. Several people have declared themselves the real D.B. Cooper. Ulis has written a book about the man he suspects to be D.B. Cooper : a former Boeing employee and smokejumper who was one of the first suspects on the FBI's radar. But while Ulis is "98 percent" sure he's found the real D.B. Cooper, he admits the case is circumstantial   which is why he's heading to Bachelor Island next month. Ulis surveyed the island last week and said it shouldn't be hard to search with metal detectors. "I'd love to be the guy who actually puts all the pieces together and solves this. Having said that, there's a part of me, and part of everybody who has heard of the case, that doesn't ever want it to be solved. It's going to lose some of its luster," Ulis said.


Tiny tattoo enthusiasts, this one's for you. It's an unexpected spot, but a delicate tattoo in the space between your ear and your hairline is a sweet and subtle place for some ink. Little hearts, favorite animals, the initials of someone you love keep something that you cherish tucked right behind your ear. Evergreen Talk about barking up the right tree. Watercolor Kitty Flecks of watercolor pastels give this cute cat silhouette some flair. Hummingbird If you're more of an air and sky gal, this shaded hummingbird could be on your horizon. Double Heart Double the hearts, double the love. Feel the Music This tattoo's placement is pretty on point, considering that we listen to music, you know, with our ears . Cheeky, no? Under the Sea If you should have been a mermaid this sea creature is for you. Rose Vine This simple vine bends with the slope of your skull, decorating the edge of your hairline with blooms. Colorful Cactus Well, you definitely can't kill this succulent. Bird of a Feather Talk about painting with all the colors of the wind, am I right? Unicorn Magic Tuck your favorite mythological creature behind your ear for good luck. Purple Pineapple A purple pineapple offers a pop of color every time you turn your head. Moon and Stars A little star nestled into the crook of a crescent moon is the perfect choice for a sky-gazing dreamer. Shine Bright Like a Diamond Ruby, sapphire and citrine converge in this stunning gem tattoo. Flower Sprig If you're not into the whole vine, opt for a sprig or two instead. Giraffe This one's for you, April the giraffe! Little Dinosaur This is the only time a T-rex has ever been cute. Cat Poke Tee hee, look, it's a kitty swiping your ear! Curved Wreath This tattoo brings a secret garden to mind. Buzz Buzz A tattoo this cute is most certainly buzzworthy. Clean Lines While you don't have a ton of room behind your ear, the area is perfect for a funky line or arrow. Zodiac Sign Take a note from Rhianna (a Pisces!) and ink on your zodiac sign . If you believe in that stuff, of course. Someone Special Adele's sweet "A" tattoo is a constant reminder of her son, Angelo. It's Electric Whenever you turn your head to the side, people will see a flash of lightning! I Solemnly Swear... When it comes to Harry Potter tattoos, spectacles and bolt-shaped scars come to mind. But the Marauder's Map's footsteps? That's Hermione-level genius. Origami Dog Drawn to mimic origami's lines, this pooch ink is perfect for pup lovers.


WATERLOO, Iowa Making Elizabeth Warren laugh can be tricky. Throwing her off her talking points is almost impossible. Both happened when she heard that her 2020 opponent Bernie Sanders is scheduled to deliver a "major address" today titled, according to his campaign, "How Democratic Socialism Is the Only Way to Defeat Oligarchy and Authoritarianism." The Massachusetts senator shook her head. It was Sunday evening, and we were standing in the backyard of a house on the poorer side of town here. Warren had just explained how her proposed 2 percent tax on every dollar over $50 million "Two cents!" she likes to shout would provide enough cash to fund universal child care for every child up to age 5 and universal pre-K for every child over 3. The plan, Warren said, as she has many times, will also raise wages for teachers and child-care workers, with enough money left over to wipe out almost all existing student debt. Warren refers to her agenda as "broad structural change." It includes proposals such as securing voting rights for people of color and students, ending partisan gerrymandering, and amending the Constitution to stop the free flow of money in politics enabled by the Supreme Court's 2010 Citizens United decision. Warren believes the "bold structural change" she's calling for is what's needed, and that there's a difference between that and Sanders's vision of democratic socialism. "I'll have to hear the speech," she said diplomatically of her rival's coming address. But what about the argument of the title, to insist on democratic socialism? I asked. "I'll have to hear his speech," she said again. That Sanders would lean into democratic socialism and that he'd do so now is surprising only to people who don't know him. He wants this fight. He believes that he's more right than most insiders are ready to acknowledge, based on his own successes and based on how he's defined so much of the larger Democratic agenda these past four years not to mention all the polls that show support among young people for socialism. [ Read: Democratic socialism is surging in Iowa ahead of 2020 ] Of the two dozen Democrats running for president, some are ready to sign on to ideas Sanders has pioneered, such as Medicare for All, but none agree with democratic socialism as a way to govern, or as a pitch that will defeat President Donald Trump. Former Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper, who was booed for condemning socialism two weeks ago in a speech before the California Democratic Party, laughed at the title of Sanders's speech when I read it to him. Senator Michael Bennet of Colorado let out an exasperated chuckle. "I don't think the American people even know what that means," he told me. "Nobody in my town halls talks about democratic socialism versus oligarchy and authoritarianism." When I read the title of the speech to Senator Kamala Harris of California on Monday after an event in Dubuque, she responded with a simple "Huh." At a CNN town hall in April, Sanders defended democratic socialism at length in response to a question from the daughter of a Soviet refugee. He distinguished his economic agenda from "authoritarian communism," framing his beliefs instead in the tradition of Franklin D. Roosevelt. This past Sunday, on CNN again, Sanders elaborated: "I think it's important for the American people to understand what my definition is of democratic socialism. And it's certainly not how Donald Trump defines it," Sanders said, adding, "When I talk about democratic socialism, it means a vibrant democracy and an economy that works for all, not just the people on top." That same sort of language, linking his ideas to a tradition in the Democratic Party, will be part of his speech today, according to Sanders's senior adviser Jeff Weaver. "There are a lot of democratic socialists in the Democratic Party. There are now, and there always have been," Weaver told me after looking over a final draft of the speech yesterday. Weaver said that Sanders is planning to take on the "socialism bogeyman" argument directly. [ Read: Bernie Sanders makes his pitch for socialism ] This new speech has long been in the works, Sanders's aides tell me, and they say it doesn't have anything to do with his recent drop in the polls as Warren rises. They say they're not concerned that he's not showing signs of breaking through past his solid core of support. He's scheduled to deliver the speech in Washington, D.C., on the campus of George Washington University, rather than at home in Vermont or out in a swing state. Aides say the D.C. setting is an attempt to convey his seriousness on the subject. They want this to be a major signpost in his 2020 campaign, an opportunity for Sanders to lay out why he's running with an argument no one else can or would make as forcefully, and to dare the rest of the field to oppose him. They believe this speech has the potential to re-center the dynamics of the race around him, and that the other candidates will regret any of their laughter and questioning of it to me over the past few days. Sanders's aides entered this second presidential campaign believing that one of the Vermont senator's biggest liabilities aside from his age of 77 is that he's not a Democrat, and that people will hold it against him. For years, Sanders has proudly been a democratic socialist who works with the Democrats in the Senate, but he only formally joined the party during his last White House bid because of a New Hampshire requirement that candidates in party primaries have to be members of that party. When Sanders ran for reelection to the Senate last year, he appeared on the ballot as an independent and declined the endorsement of the Vermont Democratic Party, but still received its support a maneuver he'd used in his previous two Senate runs. Some Democrats believe he contributed to Hillary Clinton's eventual loss to Trump because he tore her down on a mission to change the party from the outside, and they still hold that against him. Since then, he's forced changes at the Democratic National Committee such as getting rid of superdelegates at conventions and using online donations as debate-entry thresholds that many see as beneficial to him despite the fact that he's not a full member of the party. Sanders's inner circle is now committed to democratic socialism in a way that some senior members of his 2016 campaign team were not, though he did deliver a speech about the topic back then as well. This new speech, aides tell me, will go much deeper. Sanders and his aides see this as a moment to reach for the revolution that he's been dreaming of since he was an angry, underemployed writer in the 1970s, paying his bills through essay writing while being an activist. Not everyone believes the message will penetrate. "There is zero electoral evidence that voters support hard socialism or care about the fights the left relitigates every day on Twitter," one frustrated former 2016 Sanders aide, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to freely criticize the current campaign, told me. [ Read: Trump's new Red Scare ] "Candidates during campaigns have to introduce their philosophies and what they believe to voters every time they run, and it's important for Bernie Sanders to run an issue-based campaign on what he's believed for a very long time," Ari Rabin-Havt, Sanders's campaign chief of staff, told me yesterday morning. "The way to win is to make our case directly to voters, and to lay this out directly to voters." His opponents' critiques line up: Sanders is promising pipe dreams that most people don't even really want, and certainly won't get, and along the way he's playing right into Trump's "Democrats are socialists" scare tactics, in addition to his subtler attack on Democrats that they always promise big but rarely deliver. "What people want is health care," Bennet told me. "What people want is a job that will actually pay them enough so they can buy housing, health care, higher education, and early-childhood education. What people actually want is to know that we've got a durable solution on climate." Senator Kirsten Gillibrand of New York, who two months ago stood with Sanders as he reintroduced Medicare for All, made a similar argument to me. "Capitalism has been the reason for our growth as an economy for hundreds of years," she said. "We have healthy capitalism when small businesses and entrepreneurs start businesses to create jobs and create a growing economy. When greed takes over is when capitalism is corrupted." Fix the system, Gillibrand said don't tear it up. "Find ways to inspire healthy capitalism and regulate where corruption and greed result in things like income disparity and the racial wealth disparity between blacks and whites." That's the line former Maryland Representative John Delaney took, too. "All this stuff about democratic socialism let's get back to supporting workers," he told me. "I think we've got to get back to these basic kitchen-table issues, we've got to stop with this notion of throwing out the whole model of the United States of America, and we simply have to get back to recommitting ourselves to it and doing our job." It's an argument voters are hearing throughout the field, including from candidates like Warren, who has made a point of setting herself apart from Sanders by asserting herself as a capitalist. Sanders's aides are confident his rivals will regret questioning him. "[Democratic socialism] is morally right, but also it is imperative that we take this approach to defeat Trump," Weaver told me. As for the political issue of Sanders's allegiance to democratic socialism over the Democratic Party, the candidates themselves are careful not to engage on an argument that's popular among many of their supporters. "I won't tell Senator Sanders what to do, but I am a proud Democrat, and will remain that way," Harris told me. Hickenlooper told me that the approach makes sense for Sanders. He wants to be the outsider, flinging bricks and telling everyone else in the field that they're wrong. "I think that he's drawn to a role of an iconoclast that's where he feels alive," Hickenlooper told me. "If he was brought into the more traditional confines of the Democratic Party, he'd be miserable." He'd probably be happier, though, if his campaign were catching on a little more than it is with or without this speech.


Driver Danica Patrick was fined $50,000 by NASCAR Tuesday for crashing into David Gilliland during Sunday's Sprint Cup race at Martinsville Speedway. The sanctioning body also penalized Patrick 25 driver points and placed on probation through Dec. 31. Patrick targeted Gilliland on track during the race after the pair had a racing encounter earlier in the event. Both cars were heavily damaged. NASCAR had no comment on its decision to penalize Patrick. At the same time, it suspended Matt Kenseth for two races for wrecking leader Joey Logano during the Martinsville race. There was no immediate indication whether the Stewart-Haas team would appeal NASCAR's decision. Patrick's No. 10 Chevrolet tracked up the race track in Turn 3 in an apparent attempt to wreck Gilliland, but spun to elicit a caution. The Stewart-Haas Racing driver waited, her car pointed down the track, as Gilliland came back around the half-mile, then chased him down the straightaway to inflict a bump that caused severe damage to the front of her car and ended her race. She finished 40th and did not comment on the incident. Gilliland finished 24th in the No. 38 Ford. Gilliland had appeared to run Patrick up into the wall earlier in the race, prompting Patrick to vow retaliation once she learned it was him. The drivers have clashed various times since Patrick made her transition to NASCAR beginning in 2010, often because they occupy the same space mid-pack as she continues to develop as a stock car driver and the one-time prospect toils for Front Row Motorsports. At Kansas Speedway in 2013, Patrick said over her team radio, "He tries to take me out every time. Tell his spotter that I'm coming after him if he does it again. In fact, I might just do it right now." Gilliland responded post-race through his media representative: "Shut up and race." Follow James on Twitter @brantjames PHOTOS: Danica Patrick through the years


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You can see the shell of the grandstand of the new Louisville City FC soccer stadium rising up in Butchertown as you drive Interstate 64. It may not look like it now, but we're just 10 months or so away from the first game at the $65 million stadium. Courier Journal returned to the site on Thursday to see just how far the construction has to go. From March: Take a tour of the LouCity soccer stadium construction in Butchertown Here's what we know about what's happening at the LouCity stadium grounds. What's in the works? Crews from Messer and Harmon, the construction contractor on the project, have spent 164 days working on site. Much of the focus now is on the roof, which officials said should be completed by the Fourth of July. From inside the stadium you can see the stairs the LouCity team will use when they enter the field and the shells of the luxury suites. What still needs to be done? Next up is the field. That eight- to 10-week process is slated to begin in August after the roof is complete. Eventually the 11,300-seat stadium will have 18 luxury suites, a club area with accommodations for 250, club and lounge seating options, a 40-by-72-foot video board and eight bars. The stadium will be the centerpiece of a 40-acre, $200 million mixed-use development adjacent to Louisville's Waterfront Park near downtown. Related: Butchertown could be getting more apartments and a microbrewery Support local journalism Support stories like this one by becoming a subscriber today! Get unlimited digital access here! Is the stadium going to be ready for its first game? The project is on time and on budget, according to Brad Estes, the team's president. Jason Larkin, the project executive with Messer and Harmon, told the crowd on Thursday he doesn't see any scenario in which it wouldn't be completed in time for opening day next March. We still don't know who will play against LouCity for that inaugural game, Estes said. Scheduling typically begins in September. Who's paying for all this? The deal approved by Louisville Metro Council says club owners must spend at least $130 million in private capital on the development, including $45 million on the stadium itself. The city has contributed roughly $25 million to buy and prepare the land for development as well as $5 million for site infrastructure. Louisville City FC has also agreed to repay $14.5 million to the city. Louisville City FC owners announced in December they had closed on a $50 million financing deal with Fifth Third Bank for the project. The Kentucky Economic Development Finance Authority voted in May 2018 to give the soccer club and Louisville Metro Government $21.7 million to create a 20-year tax-increment financing district, which is also known as a TIF. Read this: Clash over Topgolf's Oxmoor Center project spills into court Thursday Reach Maggie Menderski at 502-582-7137 or mmenderski@courier-journal.com. Follow her on Twitter and Instagram @MaggieMenderski . Support strong local journalism by subscribing today: courier-journal.com/maggiem . This article originally appeared on Louisville Courier Journal: Louisville City FC stadium construction underway in Butchertown


What significant event happened in the year you were born? Here are 50 history-making events that occurred between 1950 and 1999. The biggest event the year you were born What significant event happened in the year you were born? Here are 50 history-making events that occurred between 1950 and 1999. 1950: Korean War The Korean War broke out on June 25, 1950. The conflict would last three years and kill two million people . 1951: The first color TV show CBS broadcast , the first color television show Premiere , on June 25, 1951. Unfortunately, hardly anyone saw it because nearly everyone had black-and-white TVs! 1952: Elizabeth II takes the throne The King of England, George VI, died on February 6, 1952. His eldest daughter then ascended to the throne to become Queen Elizabeth II . 1953: DNA is discovered On April 25, 1953, James Watson and Francis Crick, from Cambridge University, announced that they had discovered the structure of DNA . They won the Nobel Prize for medicine in 1962. 1954: The Algerian War begins Rebellion broke out on November 1, 1954, in Algeria, marking the start of a war that would end with Algeria's independence in 1962 , the downfall of French colonialism, and the end of France's Fourth Republic. 1955: Rosa Parks refuses to give up her seat On December 1, Rosa Parks refused to obey a bus driver's order to give her seat to a white passenger. Nine months earlier, Claudette Colvin had done the same thing. Their actions led to the Montgomery, Alabama bus boycott to protest segregation. 1956: The King is born On March 23, 1956, Elvis Presley released his first album, named for the singer. Featuring Elvis's big hit Blue Suede Shoes , it would become the first rock-and-roll album to make it onto the Billboard charts. 1957: A satellite goes into orbit On October 4, 1957, the Soviet Union launched the first artificial satellite, Sputnik 1 , into orbit around the Earth. 1958: The Cuban guerrilla war begins On April 3, 1958, Fidel Castro and his army of revolutionaries began a series of attacks on Havana. The following year, he successfully removed Fulgencio Batista from power. 1959: The Dalai Lama is exiled On March 11, the Tibetan government proclaimed its independence despite China's violent protest. A few days later, the Dalai Lama was forced to flee to India, an exile from which he would never return. 1960: The first pill On May 9, 1960, the Food and Drug Administration approved the sale of the first oral contraceptive, Envoid . 1961: The first human in space Cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin boarded the Vostok 1 on April 12, 1961, and became the first man to go into space. He orbited the Earth for 108 minutes. 1962: Warhol's cans Andy Warhol's Campbell's Soup Cans was first exhibited in Los Angeles on July 9, 1961. The work was composed of 32 canvases depicting Campbell's soup. The image has since become a pop art icon. 1963: John F. Kennedy dies, along with his murderer On November 22, 1963, U.S. President John F. Kennedy was shot as his motorcade passed through Dallas. Two days later, his assassin, Lee Harvey Oswald, was killed live on television by a man linked to organized crime. 1964: The British Invasion begins The British Invasion that brought English music to our shores began when the Beatles' hit "I Want to Hold Your Hand" went to No. 1 on the U.S. charts followed by their appearance on the Ed Sullivan Show eight days later on February 1. 1965: Civil rights victory in the U.S. After three protest marches from Selma to Montgomery, Alabama, organized by African-American activists led by Martin Luther King, Jr., President Lyndon B. Johnson signed the Voting Rights Act on August 6, 1965, ending discriminatory voting practices in many states. 1966: The Chinese cultural revolution On May 16, 1966, Mao Zedong issued a circular and effectively launched China's Cultural Revolution. Millions of people would suffer abuse, and historical monuments would be destroyed. 1967: The summer of love Summer 1967 became known as the "Summer of Love" when 100,000 hippies gathered in San Francisco and many other places across the globe. 1968: French youth protest In May 1968, French young people demonstrated against the established order, capitalism, and U.S. imperialism. They were soon joined by striking workers. The event would leave its mark on French society with slogans like "Banning is banned" and "The beach lies beneath the paving stones." 1969: Lunar landing On July 20, 1969, at 10:56 pm, 500 million people across the planet were riveted to their television screens as they watched Apollo 11 's lunar module, Eagle , land on the Moon. Neil Armstrong was the first human to set foot on the Moon's surface, followed by Buzz Aldrin. 1970: Two legends die Within less than a month, two music legends passed away. Both aged 27 years, Jimi Hendrix died on September 18, while Janis Joplin died on October 4. See a photo on Instagram 1971: The fight of the century On March 8, 1971, two boxing legends went glove-to-glove at Madison Square Garden: Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier . The latter was declared the winner after 15 rounds. 1972: Bloody Sunday The Bogside massacre , dubbed "Bloody Sunday" by the media, took place on January 30, 1972, when British soldiers opened fire on a crowd of unarmed citizens during a march. Thirteen civilians were killed. The massacre occurred during "the Troubles," a period of religious and political conflict in Northern Ireland. 1973: Roe v. Wade The U.S. Supreme Court passed a historic decision on January 22, 1973. Roe v. Wade legalized abortion across the nation. 1974: Two major discoveries The year 1974 was a remarkable period for archaeological discoveries. Qin Shi Huang's army of terra cotta soldiers was unearthed in Xi'an on March 29, and the skeleton of Lucy, of the species Australopithecus afarensis , was discovered on November 24. 1975: The Vietnam War ends The Vietnam War ended with the fall of Saigon on April 30 to northern communist forces. The war had lasted nearly 20 years. 1976: A young gymnast stuns the world At the Montreal Olympic Games in the summer of 1976, 15-year-old Romanian gymnast Nadia Comaneci made Olympic history when she was awarded seven perfect scores. 1977: Smallpox is vanquished The last naturally occurring case of smallpox was identified in Somalia on October 27, 1977. The World Health Organization declared the illness eradicated, marking a victory for modern medicine and vaccination. 1978: Jonestown massacre On November 18, in Guyana, cult leader Jim Jones convinced his followers to commit mass suicide and murder. A total of 918 people died, including over 270 children. 1979: The Iranian revolution On January 16, 1979, the Shah of Iran, Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi, was forced into exile when his government was replaced by an Islamic republic headed by the Ayatollah Khomeini. 1980: 24-hour news On June 1, the CNN television channel (Cable News Network) began broadcasting. Founded by Ted Turner, it was the first channel dedicated exclusively to current events, 24 hours a day. 1981: AIDS is identified AIDS was first identified on June 5, 1981, when five patients with similar profiles presented with a rare type of pneumonia. The illness was officially named AIDS the following year. 1982: The first CD On August 17, 1982, Germany produced the first compact discs (CDs). Sony, in turn, began selling the first CD player to the Japanese public on October 1. 1983: A Nazi arrested On January 19, 1983, Klaus Barbie , a high-ranking SS officer and member of the Gestapo who was nicknamed the "Butcher of Lyon," was arrested in Bolivia. He was accused of war crimes on February 6. 1984: Bhopal disaster A pesticide leak from a Union Carbide plant in Bhopal, India, instantly killed over 8,000 people on December 3. More than 500,000 people were wounded, and thousands of them would die of their injuries (over 23,000 in all). The incident represents history's worst industrial disaster. 1985: Aid for Ethiopia Live Aid concerts on July 13, 1985, in London and Philadelphia raised over 50 million pounds sterling (C$84.2 million) to relieve famine in Ethiopia. U2, Queen, David Bowie, the Who, Elton John, Paul McCartney, Black Sabbath, the Beach Boys, Eric Clapton, Madonna, Led Zeppelin, and Bob Dylan were all there, along with many others. 1986: The space shuttle explodes On January 28, 1986, stunned television viewers watched the Challenger space shuttle explode only 73 seconds after launching, killing all seven passengers. 1987: Black Monday Known as Black Monday, October 19, 1987 was marked by the crash of the Dow Jones index on the New York Stock Exchange. 1988: First computer worm On November 2, 1988, the first computer worm, developed by Cornell University's Robert Tappan Morris , was released on the internet from MIT. 1989: The Berlin Wall tumbles While the Eastern Bloc disintegrated rather slowly, the Berlin Wall officially fell on November 9, 1989, followed by the Brandenburg Gate on December 23. 1990: The Human Genome Project begins In 1990, a project to map the human genome began. It would take 13 years and the combined efforts of six countries to complete. 1991: Apartheid ends South Africa's apartheid laws were repealed on June 17, 1991, scoring a victory for human rights nearly a year after Nelson Mandela's release from prison. 1992: War breaks out in Bosnia-Herzegovina Yugoslavia was in tatters as Bosnia declared independence, sparking the siege of Sarajevo and the start of war on April 6, 1992. 1993: Crazy for dinos On June 11, the film Jurassic Park hit movie screens everywhere. Directed by Steven Spielberg and based on the novel by Michael Crichton, the feature film entered the U.S. National Film Registry in 2018 due to its cultural significance. 1994: The Rwandan genocide Within just three months, from April 7 to July 15, 1994, between 500,000 and 1,000,000 Tutsi, Twa, and moderate Hutus were killed in Rwanda's civil war. 1995: Oklahoma City bombing A bomb exploded on the morning of April 19, 1995, in Oklahoma City, killing 168 people and wounding 700. It was the deadliest domestic attack in U.S. history. 1996: Dolly the sheep is born Dolly the sheep, the first cloned mammal, was born on July 5, 1996, at the Roslin Institute in Scotland. 1997: The death of a princess Just after midnight on August 31, Princess Diana was admitted to the hospital following a car accident in Paris's Alma Tunnel. Lady Di passed away a few hours later. Her boyfriend, Dodi Al-Fayed, died instantly. 1998: Bill Clinton in trouble On January 17, 1998, the world learned of the extramarital affair between U.S. President Bill Clinton and intern Monica Lewinsky. Clinton was never prosecuted, but Lewinsky was made a laughingstock the world over for years . 1999: Y2K scare Entering the year 2000 was a frightening thought in 1999, when everyone worried about the Y2K bug .


Zdeno Chara clearly is injured, but the captain is going to play through it to help the Boston Bruins in Game 5 of the Stanley Cup Final against the St. Louis Blues Thursday night ( 8 p.m. ET; NBC; live stream ). He reportedly suffered a broken jaw when Brayden Schenn 's shot struck him in the face during Game 4 on Monday. He returned to the bench, but was forced to sit out for the third period. It seems that's the extent of the time he'll miss though. Not only is he going to dress for Game 5, but he's one of Boston's starters. Zdeno Chara is introduced to a thunderous applause. pic.twitter.com/QMOsk9IdmB   #StanleyCup on NBC (@NHLonNBCSports) June 7, 2019 The fact that he's willing to soldier through it is huge for Boston, which is already dealing with the absence of defenseman Matt Grzelcyk . He hasn't played since being hit from behind by Oskar Sundqvist and while Grzelcyk was listed as a game-time decision on Thursday, he ultimately wasn't out with his teammates for the pregame warmups. The silver lining there is that he did skate Thursday morning without the non-contact jersey he had previously donned. Boston will also dress Steven Kampfer tonight, giving them seven defensemen. That might be a move to put a little less pressure on Chara and to that end, it will be interesting to see how much time each blueliner gets tonight. To make room in the lineup, former Blues captain David Backes will not play for Boston against his old team. Backes has averaged just 9:44 minutes per game in the 2019 playoffs and was on the ice for 9:09 minutes in Game 4.   Ryan Dadoun is a writer for Pro Hockey Talk on NBC Sports . Drop him a line at phtblog@nbcsports.com or follow him on Twitter @RyanDadoun .


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Selected radio transcriptions from the French Grand Prix weekend, where Mercedes scored another 1-2 finish to continue its unbeaten record in 2019 Formula 1 season. Gasly reports his tyres are "square" after a spin in FP1 Glenn Dunbar / LAT Images Team : "How are the tyres? How are the flat spots?" Gasly : "I'm yeah...tyres are square!" Gorsjean complains about excessive lock-ups Glenn Dunbar / LAT Images Grosjean : "It's a ******* joke. Did we get touching? Why it's the outside wheel which is locking like this?" Team : "No touching, it's not touching related. Romain we need to abort this, we need to box, the loads are too high." Grosjean : "I don't really ******* care." Leclerc wants Vettel to maintain a gap to him in qualifying Mark Sutton / Sutton Images Leclerc : "Can you ask Seb to speed up please?" Team : "We are asking him, so he should do that." Leclerc : "Yeah, I just hope Seb is not slowing down too much because he is at the moment." Team : "OK, it will be fine. It will be fine." Team to Vettel : "Can you be faster?" Vettel : "Yeah, how much more margin do you need?" Team : "It should be fine, just don't slow down." Vettel : "Exactly" Team : "Yeah, it's fine." Vettel : "No, I'm not slowing down. I'm not trying to kill him so don't worry." Hulkenberg is annoyed when requested to make changes on the dash Andy Hone / LAT Images Team : "PU 12 position 4 please, Nico. Good job" Hulkenberg : "Leave it lee!" Verstappen is asked to push by Red Bull Glenn Dunbar / LAT Images Team : "We need to get a bit of a push on here actually Max for the moment." Verstappen : "Mate I'm trying but it's not like I have a magic throttle pedal!" Grosjean is furious after being overtaken by Ricciardo Mark Sutton / Sutton Images Grosejan : "Mate he rejoined the track very dangerously and I had to go round." Team : "We saw, we saw, understood." Ferrari asks Leclerc to up his pace Steven Tee / LAT Images Team : "And Charles, can you push more than this? Question." Leclerc : "I could but it's not good for the tyres so no." Norris is informed that he can't use DRS - part of a larger hydraulics issue, as it transpired Andy Hone / LAT Images Team : "Ok Lando, we are managing a small issue we cannot use DRS even if it's available, we cannot use DRS." Norris : "Like it won't work or I'm not allowed?" Team : "You are not allowed." Hamilton and Mercedes celebrate yet another win Andy Hone / LAT Images Team : "Get in there, Lewis. That was an absolutely blistering driver there. Awesome race pace." Hamilton : "Phenomenal weekend guys, just so proud of everyone. Thank you so much for all the hard work, continued work. Let's keep it up." Norris is awarded driver of the day by fan vote Andy Hone / LAT Images Team : "And Lando, you've been given driver of the day mate. You've been given driver of the day! Norris : "Hehe nice. Cheers guys."


By Mike Cole Bill Belichick and Rex Ryan don't hate each other, after all. The New England Patriots and Buffalo Bills head coaches are in Indianapolis for the NFL Draft Combine this week where they and the rest of the league are getting started on 2015 already. The two coaches obviously are at much different points right now. Belichick and the Patriots are coming off a Super Bowl win, while Ryan is entering his first offseason as coach of the Buffalo Bills. Their rivalry is well documented over the years, but the two seemed pretty friendly Friday as they entered the combine together. Walking side by side, Belichick and Ryan also showed off their fashion sense. Belichick entered with (literally) his trademarked grey hoodie, while Ryan opted for a Thurman Thomas throwback Bills jersey. We'll start with Belichick. On the surface, it's a pretty big-league move to wear a hoodie with your name plastered all over the front. However, if you know anything about the head coach away from the gridiron, you likely know how important his foundation is to him. In fact, you can buy that same hoodie at the website for the Bill Belichick Foundation (I'll assume the check's in the mail, Bill). As for Ryan's jersey, that's just awesome. There are few things that scream Rex Ryan more than wearing a throwback jersey to the combine.