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Everitt’s campus too officials are laying the ground- are pursuing is transitioning most “devastated” campuses, damaged to fi x quickly; work for getting schools back Rutherford High School into a and students likely won’t be other split-campus on their home campuses and, grades 6-12 school for the rest able to return in the near future. arrangements should when needed, creating plans of the year. “We believe we can divide SPORTS | B1 end by Christmas break for more permanent mergers. “We hate the 6 p.m. end of the campus up so that we don’t The primary concern, the day,” said Husfelt. have students walking home at GC TEAMS By Eryn Dion according to Superintendent The new configuration would night,” he said. @PCNHErynDion Bill Husfelt, is the current have Everitt Middle School The other split campuses MAKE HOME [email protected] schedule that has middle school students share the campus at — Arnold High School at Surf- students throughout the county the same time as Rutherford side Middle School, Bay High DEBUT VS. SPRINGFIELD — In an effort leaving class at 6 p.m to poten- students, rather than the cur- School at Jinks Middle School to ensure every student leaves tially walk home. One solution rent time-split configuration. LB WALLACE school in the daylight, district Husfelt said district officials Husfelt said Everitt is one of the See RHS, A4

Bay man ‘This is generational’ accused of murder in beating with bat

By Eryn Dion @PCNHErynDion [email protected]

LYNN HAVEN — A Panama City man has been charged with an open count of murder after a fight that left a 20-year-old dead in Lynn Haven early Sunday. Drinkard Justin Drink- ard, 33, was arrested after a brawl that the Bay County Sheriff’s Office said started with a drug deal, when Drinkard allegedly beat 20-year-old Jerry Benefield Jr. to death with a baseball bat. According to BCSO officials, Drinkard went to Benefield’s Alaska Circle residence to buy narcotics about 3 a.m. Court records show Drinkard Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos shakes hands with third-grade Springfi eld Elementary teacher Robert Heath at Cedar Grove has a history with controlled Elementary on Monday. Springfi eld students are sharing classroom space with Cedar Grove students while their school is undergoes substances, particularly repairs. [PATTI BLAKE/THE NEWS HERALD] methamphetamine, and was on probation for burglary, trespassing and possession of District shares homes. Mad because they Betsy DeVos as she toured spoke up, saying he found a a controlled substance from a post-hurricane needs weren’t expecting, or pre- the school Monday to get a silver lining in the hurricane 2017 case. BCSO reported that during visit by U.S. pared for the storm. first-hand look at the devas- because it meant he got to Drinkard purchased narcotics Secretary DeVos Sitting in their desks in tation wrought by Hurricane meet new friends. from Benefield and the two used their classrooms of the Michael and its impact on “We noticed some of them them together at the apartment By Eryn Dion new “Cedarfield” campus, the county’s most vulner- have become withdrawn and when Drinkard allegedly made @PCNHErynDion made up of Cedar Grove and able residents — its children. we’ve tried to draw them sexual advances toward Bene- [email protected] displaced Springfield Ele- But in their classroom out and talk to them,” said field and Benefield’s girlfriend, mentary School students, still missing lights and ceil- teacher Lori Chapman. “But who is a minor. SPRINGFIELD — Lost these were some of the feel- ing tiles, feeling lost and I loved his answer. He took Benefield and his roommate in their own city. Awful ings shared by third-graders uncertain, there still was a because they lost their to Secretary of Education positive sign. One student See DEVOS, A4 See MURDER, A4

Engineers ‘Flawless’: NASA craft lands on Mars embrace after the Mars landing By Marcia Dunn confirmation to arrive across flight controller called out just of InSight in The Associated Press 100 million miles of space. before 3 p.m. EST, instantly the mission Flight controllers at NASA’s dispelling the anxiety that had support area CAPE CANAVERAL — A Jet Propulsion Laboratory in gripped the control room as the at NASA’s Jet NASA spacecraft designed to Pasadena, California, leaped spacecraft made its six-minute Propulsion drill down into Mars’ interior out of their chairs, scream- descent. Laboratory landed on the planet Monday ing, dancing and hugging, Because of the distance Monday in after a perilous, supersonic upon learning that InSight had between Earth and Mars, it Pasadena, plunge through its red skies, arrived on Mars, the graveyard took eight minutes for confir- Calif. [AL SEIB/ setting off jubilation among for a multitude of previous mation to arrive, relayed by a LOS ANGELES scientists who had waited in missions. TIMES VIA AP, white-knuckle suspense for “Touchdown confirmed!” a See MARS, A4 POOL]

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HOW CELEBRATE COMMUNITY TODAY IN HISTORY TO GET PICTURE PERFECT The Associated Press Today is Tuesday, Nov. 27, the HELP We want your photos: Post your photos to the News Herald Facebook page with your name, city of 331st day of 2018. There are 34 aft er Hurricane residence and information about the photo. You can email photos to [email protected]. days left in the year. Michael

News Herald Staff Report Gerald Herd Today’s Highlight emailed in History: FEMA Disaster Recovery Center this Picture Representatives from FEMA are Perfect On Nov. 27, 1924, Macy’s fi rst available to answer questions photo he Thanksgiving Day parade — about disaster assistance at called “Just billed as a “Christmas Parade” two locations in Bay County: Bear with — took place in New York. Bay County Public Library DRC, Me,” of a 898 W 11th Street, Panama black bear On this date: City; and John B. Gore Park, making 520 Beulah Avenue, Callaway. its way In 1901, the U.S. Army War The centers are open Sunday through the College was established in through Saturday from 9 a.m. Callaway Washington, D.C. to 6 p.m. area. In 1910, New York’s Pennsylva- To stay in touch with FEMA, and [CONTRIBUTED nia Station offi cially opened. provide updates or changes to PHOTO] In 1942, during World War II, your application for disaster the Vichy French navy scuttled assistance, including access its ships and submarines in to your primary home, utility Toulon to keep them out of the service, and current location hands of German troops. people can visit DisasterAs- In 1945, General George C. Mar- sistance.gov or call the FEMA shall was named special U.S. Helpline 800-621-3362. envoy to China by President Harry S. Truman to try to end Shelter hostilities between the Nation- Bay County has opened Arnold alists and the Communists. High School as the shelter for In 1962, the fi rst Boeing 727 the community. They are con- was rolled out at the compa- tinuing to accept Bay County ny’s Renton Plant. residents. In 1967, the Beatles album “Magical Mystery Tour” was Disaster Distress Helpline released in the United States The Disaster Distress Helpline by Capitol Records. is staffed by trained counselors In 1973, the Senate voted from a network of crisis call 92-3 to confi rm Gerald R. Ford centers to providing immedi- as vice president, succeed- ate crisis counseling for people ing Spiro T. Agnew, who’d who are experiencing emotional resigned. distress related to any natural In 1978, San Francisco Mayor or human-caused disaster. The TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS George Moscone and City number for the 24/7 service is Supervisor Harvey Milk, a 1-800-985-5990. Author Gail Sheehy is 81. Burchill (Simple Minds) is 48. Actor Kirk Acevedo is 47. gay-rights activist, were shot Footwear designer Manolo 59. Jazz composer/big band Rapper Twista is 46. Actor to death inside City Hall by Prescription Assistance Blahnik is 76. Academy leader Maria Schneider is 58. Jaleel White is 42. Actor Arjay former supervisor Dan White. The Emergency Prescription Award-winning director Former Minnesota Gov. Tim Smith is 35. Actress Alison Pill (White served fi ve years for Assistance Program has been Kathryn Bigelow is 67. TV Pawlenty is 58. Rock musician is 33. Actress Lashana Lynch manslaughter; he committed extended to Dec. 15. EPAP host Bill Nye (“Bill Nye, the Charlie Benante (Anthrax) (TV: “Still Star-Crossed”) is suicide in Oct. 1985.) covers prescription drugs, Science Guy”) is 63. Actor is 56. Rock musician Mike 31. Actress-singer Aubrey In 1989, a bomb blamed on vaccines and other medi- William Fichtner is 62. Bordin (Faith No More) is 56. Peeples is 25. drug traffi ckers destroyed a cal supplies damaged in the Caroline Kennedy is 61. Actor Fisher Stevens is 55. Colombian Avianca Boeing hurricane. Individuals without Academy Award-winning Actress Robin Givens is 54. Send your birthday infor- 727, killing all 107 people on health insurance qualify for screenwriter Callie Khouri Actor Michael Vartan is 50. mation and photo to board and three people on the EPAP. Prescriptions for medica- is 61. Rock musician Charlie Rapper Skoob (DAS EFX) is [email protected]. ground. tions and medical supplies may In 1999, Northern Ireland’s be renewed every 30 days for as biggest party, the Ulster Union- long as the EPAP is activated. ists, cleared the way for the To register for EPAP, call 1-855- speedy formation of an unprec- 793-7470. The call line can also edented Protestant-Catholic answer questions about the administration. program and confi rm whether a In 2000, a day after George W. specifi c prescription is covered Bush was certifi ed the winner by EPAP. A list of participat- of Florida’s presidential vote, Al ing pharmacies where claims Gore laid out his case for letting can be fi lled is available at the the courts settle the nation’s Department of Health & Human long-count election. Services website: https:// In 2005, doctors in France per- www.phe.gov/Preparedness/ formed the world’s fi rst partial planning/national-plus/Pages/ face transplant on a woman NationalPlus.aspx. For addi- CATCH OF THE DAY disfi gured by a dog bite; Isabelle tional information about EPAP, Dinoire received the lips, nose visit www.PHE.gov/EPAP. We want to see your catch of the day: Post your photos to the News Herald Facebook page with your and chin of a brain-dead woman name, city of residence and information about the photo. Email photos to [email protected]. in a 15-hour operation. Debris Pickup In 2008, Indian commandoes Hurricane debris from a home fought to wrest control of two can be dropped off at the Tommy Davis luxury hotels and a Jewish center Steelfi eld Landfi ll, 11411 Landfi ll shared this photo from militants, a day after a Road, Panama City Beach, at in the Panama City chain of attacks across Mumbai. no charge. Bring proof of Bay Fishing Facebook Iraq’s parliament approved a pact County residency, such as a group and said, “My requiring all U.S. troops to be out driver’s license or a bill. Open bud and I decided of the country by Jan. 1, 2012. daily, 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. to go see if the Panama City has established storm had scattered two debris dropoff points for the fl ounder. We city residents. One at the corner found this nice fi sh of Maple Avenue and Third and a few of his FLORIDA LOTTERY Street in the Millville area and smaller buddies. one at the Oak Grove Ball Field, The smile on his These Florida lotteries were located on 17th Street just east face says it all.” drawn Sunday: of Frankford Avenue. [CONTRIBUTED PHOTO] Fantasy 5: 08-09-13-19-30 Panama City residents with a Mega Millions: estimated jack- photo ID can drop off vegetative pot $172 million debris, construction debris and Pick 2 Evening: 9-0 home appliances (white goods) Pick 2 Midday: 8-4 between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m., Pick 3 Evening: 9-1-8 seven days a week. Pick 3 Midday: 1-5-2 Pick 4 Evening: 6-4-1-8 Finding services Pick 4 Midday: 0-0-2-8 The 211 Citizen Hotline contin- Pick 5 Evening: 5-8-6-4-0 ues to receive non-emergency Pick 5 Midday: 8-8-6-4-6 calls. For out-of-state callers, Powerball: estimated jackpot dial 850-248-6099. $171 million

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Franklin sheriff How does hurricane delivers debris pickup work? donation By Katie Landeck @PCNHKatieL to BCSO [email protected] PANAMA CITY — To an By Collin Breaux outsider, it seems random. [email protected] At one house, the debris @PCNHCollinB haulers will pick up the entire pile. Then, they skip PANAMA CITY — When his a pile. They go down one friend in a neighboring county street, but then not another. needed help, Franklin County Sometimes, they pick up Sheriff A.J Smith made sure to most of a pile but then leave drive over. the stumps behind. Smith delivered a $7,500 “The debris pickup seems donation to Bay County Sher- completely random,” Tim iff Tommy Ford on Monday West wrote to The News — $5,000 from the Florida Herald’s Bay Asked, We Deputy Sheriff’s Association Answered series. “Is there and $2,500 from the Franklin really some method to it?” County Sheriff’s Office Char- It might, the Cove resident ity Fund. The money will help added, help some frustrated Bay County Sheriff’s Office folks understand. deputies and employees whose There is a method to the Workers with New Gen Environmental remove hurricane debris from Beach Drive on Monday in homes were destroyed by Hur- madness, officials said, downtown Panama City. [PATTI BLAKE PHOTOS/THE NEWS HERALD] ricane Michael. but it’s difficult to explain, “I certainly appreciate it and as many of the decisions this will go right to our deputies. the contracted haulers are Bay Asked — A lot of them lost everything and making are subjective. we’re still in that recovery mode, “Each round of pickups is We Answered and will be for a long time,” said unique,” said Panama City Ford. “But the kindness of our Public Information Officer friends goes a long way to help Caitlin Lawrence. “Some- with the recovery process. ... times they are looking for Have a question you want us We’ve been so touched by the heavier vegetative debris to investigate? Something generosity of others, especially to put on the bottom of the you’ve always wondered sheriffs. At one point, we had truck and lighter vegetative about? Ask us at newsherald. over 600 deputies and officers debris to put on top.” com/bay-asked-we-answered. here helping us out.” Another factor that can Other sheriff’s offices have weigh in is if construc- sent supplies and aid after the tion debris, such as roofing then work concentrically out storm, Ford said. About 60 materials, flooring, and even from those locations during Bay County Sheriff’s Office old furniture, is mixed into daylight hours, cumulatively employees lost their homes. the pile. Since those items collecting about 100,000 Ford helped Smith when the cannot be brought to the cubic yards of debris daily. Franklin County sheriff first same disposal sites as the To date, they have collected came into office, said Smith, vegetative material, the more than 2 million cubic who hoped Monday’s dona- sorting issue can cause the St. Andrews and Down- than 1 million cubic yards of yards of an estimated 6 mil- tion would inspire sheriffs to haulers to skip over a pile. town, and the areas along debris. A second and third lion cubic yards of debris. continue helping each other. Since the beginning, the Jenks and Harrison Avenue pass is anticipated. “They are first working on The Franklin County Sheriff’s city has has its contractor, between Baldwin Road and The county also is hoping vegetative debris, only, so if Office Charity Fund started Crowder Gulf, distribute 23rd Street. to finish its first pass a pile has other materials in after the Eastpoint wildfire its trucks between the four The current projection, by Christmas. Accord- it, it may not be picked up earlier this year, and Smith is wards in the city to spread according to Lawrence, is ing to Public Information during the first pass,” Sale on the board of directors for out the work. Right now, that the first pass through Officer Valerie Sale, the wrote in an email. “It will, the Florida Deputy Sheriff’s the city is focusing on col- the entire city will be fin- haulers start at one of the however, be picked up on Association. The Bay County lecting debris in Millville, ished by Christmas. So far, eight debris piles located Sheriff’s Office collected dona- the Cove, the area between the city has collected more throughout the county and See DEBRIS, A6 tions for the wildfire victims during the summer. “When I first got elected and I needed some things, Sheriff Ford always stepped up because he was a friend from before and Ballot measure on ‘assault’ weapons proposed one of our neighboring sheriffs. He has the resources,” said Smith. “After I was in office The News Service of Florida website this month. would have to submit hun- being “semiautomatic rifles the first year, we had Irma and The committee had raised dreds of thousands of valid and shotguns capable of hold- Harvey and we reached out to MIAMI — A Miami-based almost $410,000 since petition signatures to the state ing more than 10 rounds of sheriff’s offices in Texas. I called political committee has March, while spending to get the measure on the 2020 ammunition at once.” it ‘Sheriffs helping Sheriffs’ and proposed a constitutional almost $284,000, according ballot. While it would ban posses- we went out there with tractor amendment that would ban to finance information. Political committees had to sion of the weapons, it would trailer loads of stuff and cash possession of “assault” weap- The expenditures included submit at least 766,200 sig- include exemptions for mili- money. ... When Michael hit ons in Florida if approved by $75,000 last month to a natures to get measures on the tary or law-enforcement uses. us, the sheriff from Texas came voters. California-based company 2018 ballot, and the petition Also, it would include an here and he reciprocated.” The proposal, backed by for what was described in threshold likely will increase exemption for people who had Smith’s trip to hand off the the committee Ban Assault the finance information as for the 2020 election. the weapons before the ban Weapons Now, was posted on “petitions.” The proposal would define went into effect but would add See DONATION, A6 the state Division of Elections Ban Assault Weapons Now assault weapons, in part, as a registration requirement.

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News Herald staff reports him where this occurred, and window he broke out and then found three more bottles of he stated near a dance place went to sleep on a bench out Bud Lite and three cans of PANAMA CITY BEACH and a bathroom remodel- front.” Miller Lite Beer. Let me show you what I stole ing store. Not being familiar The deputy noticed a new “I asked him if that was all with where he was describing, pillow and blanket on the and he stated, ‘Yes.’ I then Some suspects are more I asked him if he would show bench and asked the man if told him that the alcohol forthcoming than others, me where this occurred.” they also came from inside would not be allowed in the but a man turning himself in The man agreed, and said he the business. He said, “No, I jail either. He stated that it Friday might have given the was turning himself in to get took those last night from the was OK as he took the Bud Lite arresting deputy his easiest help with his addiction. He Dollar Store.” from the Dollar Store as well, case of the year. showed the deputy a busi- The deputy contacts the but the Miller Lite was his.” BUSINESS | A9 The Bay County sheriff’s ness on Back Beach Road “and business owner and while The man was charged with deputy wrote he met with showed me where he threw a awaiting his arrival the sus- retail theft and shoplifting and GM LAYING OFF the man, at the Beach Police Bud Lite beer bottle into the pect tells him because he his wish to go to jail is fulfilled. Department, “and asked the glass. He then stated that he knows he is going to jail, he UP TO 14,000 subject what I could do for went inside the business and wanted the deputy to know PANAMA CITY BEACH him.” filled up a water bottle with there was marijuana in his $30,000 question: WORKERS, “He stated that last night, the liquor that was on a shelf backpack. Where’s the bezel? he became intoxicated and inside. He showed this writer “I told him that I was going CLOSING 5 threw a bottle through the the liquor through another to remove the cannabis so There was nothing special front of a business,” the window. He then stated he would not draw another about Thanksgiving for a man PLANTS deputy wrote. “He then went that he did not want to be charge for taking it into the jail simply looking “to enjoy a on to say, ‘Actually, I went caught inside the business, facility,” the deputy wrote. inside the business.’ I asked so he exited through the same “Upon opening the bag, I See BLOTTER, A6 * ** A4 Tuesday, November 27, 2018 | The News Herald

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Kansas City 28/15/s 41/30/c Topeka 31/17/s 43/29/c need for eye and skin protection. 4:21a 12:49p ©2018 Last year's high/low ...... 74°/46° 8:39p --- Las Vegas 63/45/pc 68/52/c Tucson 75/42/s 76/45/s Normal high/low ...... 70°/49° Panama City 11:59p 10:34a Los Angeles 75/53/pc 68/57/pc Wash., DC 46/33/pc 44/32/s Record high ...... 82° (1973) ------Record low ...... 30° (1974) Port St. Joe 10:22p 11:39a Precipitation ------24 hours through 4 p.m. .. 0.81" Okaloosa Island 11:24p 10:39a Month to date ...... 7.16" ------Normal month to date ...... 3.77" 10 a.m. Noon 2 p.m. 4 p.m. Milton 2:11a 1:54p Year to date ...... 57.01" 0-2 3-5 6-7 ------Low; Moderate; High; East Bay Normal year to date ...... 56.36" 8-10 Very High; 11+ Extreme 1:15a 1:24p Average humidity ...... 81% ------Fort Walton Beach MOON PHASES Pensacola 12:31a 12:07p Temperatures ------Fishing Bend 1:12a 12:58p High/low ...... 70°/47° ------Last year's high/low ...... 75°/51° The Narrows 2:08a 2:58p Normal high/low ...... 67°/51° Last New First Full ------Record high ...... 82° (1958) Carrabelle Nov 29 Dec 7 Dec 15 Dec 22 3:23a 11:03a Record low ...... 18° (1950) 7:41p 10:45p Precipitation RIVER LEVELS 24 hours through 4 p.m. ... 1.89" SUN AND MOON Month to date ...... 7.69" Through 7 a.m. Mon. Flood Normal month to date ...... 3.84" Sunrise today ...... 6:17 a.m. Apalachicola Level Stage Year to date ...... 55.96" Sunset tonight ...... 4:42 p.m. Blountstown 13.31 ft. 15 ft. Normal year to date ...... 56.98" Moonrise today ...... 9:26 p.m. Choctawhatchee Average humidity ...... 73% Moonset today ...... 10:32 a.m. Caryville 7.34 ft. 12 ft. Alabama BEACH FLAG WARNINGS Shown are today’s noon postions of Clairborne NA 42 ft. weather systems and precipitation. Escambia Temperature bands are highs for the day. Water Century 8.90 ft. 17 ft. Low Medium High closed Dangerous Tombigbee Hazard Hazard Hazard to public Marine Life Coffeeville, AL 8.56 ft. 29 ft.

it a priority to get students school students, and RHS back in session as quickly DEVOS the students currently as possible, to both bring a at Rutherford, likely From Page A1 sense of normalcy back to From Page A1 return to every night, if the community and pro- they return to their home vide an avenue for parents at all. and Merritt Brown Middle to get back to work. The that and turned it into a Husfelt said the dis- School at Mosley High split-campus approach, complete positive.” trict’s homeless student School — should end by at the time, was seen as a In the moments before population has more Christmas break if all goes necessary but temporary DeVos’ arrival, new stu- than doubled to about to plan, with the Red Cross measure until the por- dents still were showing 2,500 and he esti- and county turning Arnold table classrooms arrived, up in the front office mates about 30 percent back over to the district born out of a lack of space for their first day since of students are living after its tenure as a shelter, and resources. Several Hurricane Michael, a somewhere else after the Bay High students back on elementary schools also month-and-a-half ago, storm. their campus and Merritt have combined campuses, a sign that while buses “Every one of us Brown students attending though those students are rolling, the district Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos plays “We Will Rock wishes we didn’t need all class in a “miniature Mer- attend at the same time remains in flux. DeVos You” on buckets with Springfi eld Elementary and Cedar these people to come and ritt Brown” made out of every day, rather than said she was impressed Grove Elementary students as students rewrite the visit us,” Husfelt said. portables, Husfelt said. following a morning/after- the district and the lyrics to be a song about hope after Hurricane Michael. “But pictures don’t do it “Hopefully by Christmas noon schedule. community were able to [PATTI BLAKE/THE NEWS HERALD] justice.” break,” he said. “It depends District officials also are come together after such At Rutherford, in on the logistics of hooking working on getting laptops a devastating event to and, later, the Florida APIB students secure a the same space that a up the portables.” for high school students to come up with a creative Legislature, as it is facing later testing deadline, little over a month ago With the community, help them catch up on the solution to meet stu- significant financial hur- housing assistance and served as a staging area and many of the schools, academics they missed dents’ needs. dles to even maintain direct financial aid for for a shelter packed devastated after Hurricane while out of class after the “The combination of stability. District offi- employees along with a with people who had Michael, the district made hurricane. two elementary schools, cials estimate they are 12-month forbearance lost their homes in the welcoming misplaced facing a $200 million loss for employee student storm, DeVos, Dunn, and displaced students, above their $100 million loans, long-term exten- district officials and and the two began fighting working together in news insurance cap. sion for district-wide Rutherford staff and stu- MURDER while the roommate ran to ways, is very encourag- Top on their priority free meal status, mil- dents, held a roundtable call 911 and the girlfriend ing,” DeVos said. “From list, according to Super- lions in funds to rebuild discussion where offi- From Page A1 hit Drinkard over the head everything I’ve read and intendent Bill Husfelt, as the district waits for cials could explain how with a frying pan to no avail. heard about the area, it is is stabilized, pre-storm the FEMA process, $50 the system works and When Benefield passed out, an area that people come FTE funding for at least million to rebuild Tyn- students could ask ques- then attempted to remove Drinkard grabbed a baseball together.” two years to account for dall Elementary, $50 tions about assistance in Drinkard from the apart- bat from his hands and hit DeVos, who was the loss and movement million to repair Merritt paying for college and ment, according to reports. him over the head repeat- accompanied by Rep. of students, as well as Brown, Everitt, Ruther- how the federal govern- When their backs were edly, BCSO said. Neal Dunn, said her diminished property ford and Bay High, and ment could help rebuild turned, Drinkard allegedly Benefield was trans- primary purpose in values after the storm. assistance in replacing the area. cornered Benefield’s girl- ported a hospital in Fort the visit was to take in Without that stability, $15 million in security DeVos told students to friend in a bathroom and Walton Beach but died the damage first hand, Husfelt said they will be upgrades destroyed by talk to their counselors began to grope her. Bene- about noon on Monday, but also assure dis- forced to cut positions, the storm. about their financial aid field came to her defense, according to reports. trict officials that her limiting the area’s ability “These are going to be options for college and agency intends to sup- to recover economically. life changing,” said Hus- reiterated that their role port and stand with the “We’re going to start felt. “If we can get these was to stand with and InSight’s first snapshot of district as they recover, losing teaching positions things it will make a huge work through the state MARS Mars just 4½ minutes after mostly by working with and administrators,” impact in our recovery agency, but she encour- landing. and through the state’s Husfelt said. “We can’t efforts.” aged students to look at From Page A1 The picture was speck- department of educa- do that in this commu- After the tour of the storm as an oppor- led with dirt because the tion and Congress as nity. We have got to keep “Cedarfield,” DeVos tunity to look at how dust cover was still on the they pass a Hurricane people employed and and Dunn traveled things worked before pair of tiny satellites that lander’s camera, but the Michael recovery bill get the jobs they were to Rutherford High with fresh eyes and make had been trailing InSight terrain around the space- Dunn said he intends to in before restored. We School, passing through the changes they want to throughout the six- craft looked smooth and file very soon. must do that.” neighborhoods with see. month, 300-million-mile sandy with just one siz- “I think there’s a very Also on the district’s more downed trees “This is generational, (482-million-kilometer) able rock visible — pretty receptive Congress to financial needs list is than standing ones, what we’re trying to do,” journey. much what scientists had this,” Dunn said. “I think financial assistance with ripped up mobile Husfelt said in agree- The two satellites not hoped for. Better photos we are ready to act in the for transportation to homes and with houses ment. “We aren’t going only transmitted the are expected in the days next week or two.” reconfigure bus routes, still without power — to fix this in the next year good news in almost real ahead, after the dust covers The district is relying waivers to help stu- neighborhoods where or two. This is going to time, they also sent back come off. on an act of Congress dents graduate and those elementary go on for a long time.” * ** The News Herald | Tuesday, November 27, 2018 A5

LOCAL & STATE

WHAT’S HAPPENING Insurance rebuilds

Today The public is invited will have work for sale. a.m. to 4 p.m. at Grayton to attend and encour- Free admission. Details: Beer Co., 217 Serenoa homes with public WINE AND SONG: 5-7 p.m. aged to bring cameras PCCenterForTheArts.com Road, Santa Rosa Beach. at Neat in Alys Beach. for photos with Santa. ST. ANDREWS FARMERS Enjoy craft beers, money repeatedly Wine tasting and live To help provide a child MARKET: 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. vendors, artists, craft- music; $15 each for ages with a Christmas gift, along the boardwalk at ers, an appearance by 21 and older only. drop off new, unwrapped the Smith Yacht Basin in Santa, food for purchase. By Emery P. Dalesio property history provided #ARTCITYPC LOCAL toys to the Bay County historic St. Andrews, 1209 Free admission. Details: The Associated Press by the Federal Emergency ARTIST EXPO: Exhibit Government Center by Beck Ave., Panama City. 850-231-4786 Management Agency. The open today through Jan. Wednesday. Any toys not Open year-round. COMMUNITY CAMPFIRE: WASHINGTON, N.C. program has done some- 18 at the Panama City distributed at the event SEASIDE FARMERS 5:30-7:30 p.m. at Topsail — Floodwaters rose about thing similar, over and Center for the Arts, 19 E. will be donated to area MARKET: 8 a.m. to noon Hill Preserve State Park. 15 inches (40 centimeters) over, for others. Fourth St., Panama City. nonprofi t organizations. March through Novem- Enjoy s’mores, music, into Danielle Rees’ home Records at FEMA, Details: PCCenterForTh- ber on the green behind hot chocolate, stories in September when Hur- which operates the pro- eArts.com Friday Raw & Juicy in Seaside. and lots of fun. Provi- ricane Florence drenched gram, show that nearly Details: SeasideFL.com sions provided. Be sure this tidewater city on the 37,000 properties from Thursday #ARTCITYPC LOCAL GRAND LAGOON WATER- to arrive before the gates Pamlico River and over- the Carolinas to California ARTIST EXPO: Exhibit FRONT MARKET: 8 a.m. close at 7 p.m. Event whelmed a local creek have repeatedly flooded BAY COUNTY CHRISTMAS open today through Jan. to 1 p.m., 5551 N. Lagoon free with regular park and marshland. The first and been rebuilt — some TREE LIGHTING: 4:30 18 at the Panama City Drive, in the parking lot at admission. floor was a sopping mess dozens of times — with p.m. at the Bay County Center for the Arts, 19 E. Capt. Anderson’s Res- JAYCEES CHRISTMAS of gritty, swampy water help from a federal insur- Government Center, 840 Fourth St., Panama City. taurant in Panama City PARADE: 3 p.m. along in three bedrooms, a bath- ance program that is, W. 11th St., Panama City. Details: PCCenterForTh- Beach. Details: Water- Harrison Avenue in room and a laundry. itself, financially under- This year, the decorations eArts.com frontmarkets.org downtown Panama City. “It’s part of living close water. About 18,000 will be slightly different HOLIDAY BAZAAR: 5-8 ANNUAL CHRISTMAS This year’s theme is “A to the river, and Wash- of those are currently since Hurricane Michael p.m. at the Panama City CRAFT BAZAAR: 9 a.m. Hometown Holiday.” ington is really low land,” covered by policies, and irreparably damaged Center for the Arts, 19 E. to 2 p.m. at the Panama said Rees, a graphic 15,000 of those haven’t the two 22-foot tall trees Fourth St., Panama City. City Beach Senior Center, Sunday designer who grew up in taken voluntary steps to the county usually lights Local artists, authors and 423 Lyndell Lane, Panama the city. reduce the risk of future during the event. How- artisans will have work City Beach. More than 30 FREDDIE AND FRANCINE But she anticipates her damage to their property, ever, the celebration for sale. Free admission. local vendors, specialty CONCERT: 7:30 p.m. at the $2,000-a-year policy FEMA said this week. will be just as special, Details: PCCenterForTh- items, jewelry, crafts, Seaside Repertory The- through the taxpayer- The National Flood with Christmas music by eArts.com handmade cards and atre, 216 Quincy Circle, subsidized National Flood Insurance Program was the Mosley High School ornaments, gift baskets, Seaside. Tickets $25. Insurance Program will $20 billion in the red choir and band, hot cocoa Saturday decorations, baked goods Details: LoveTheRep.com help her rebuild the home before the start of the and cookies, and Santa and raffl e baskets. Free about a quarter-mile from current hurricane season, Claus will pass out toys HOLIDAY BAZAAR: 8 admission; open to the Monday the river, just as it did in even after Congress last collected during a toy a.m. to 8 p.m. at the public. Tables avail- 2011 after Hurricane Irene year wrote off an addi- drive organized by Sen. Panama City Center for able. Details: Mugsy, SEA NEEDLES HOLIDAY — and as it did, under pre- tional $16 billion. The George Gainer and the the Arts, 19 E. Fourth St., 850-532-3074 CRAFT SALE: 9 a.m. to 6 vious ownership, after program must be reau- Bay County Board of Panama City. Local art- THIRD ANNUAL GRAYT p.m. daily at the Panama floods in 1996, 1998 and thorized by Congress this County Commissioners. ists, authors and artisans HOLIDAY MARKET: 10 City Beach Library. 1999, according to her month.

OBITUARIES

SHIRLEY FOREHAND KINSEY DON LLOYD DOCKEN JOAN LEONARD KYSER

Shirley Forehand Don Lloyd Docken, It is with great sad- Kinsey passed away 73, of Panama City ness that the family of Nov. 18, 2018, fin- Beach, Florida, passed Joan Leonard Kyser, 85, ishing the race that away Oct. 25, 2018, in of Lynn Haven, Florida, began Dec. 19, 1946. his home surrounded announces her pass- Born in Panama City, by loved ones. ing on Oct. 18th, 2018. Florida, to Burlie and Don was born on Dec. Joan was born in Hazel Fortner Fore- 5, 1944, in Ventura, Augusta, Georgia, to hand, she is survived California, to James James Waldo and Sally by her loving husband Lloyd and Gertrude Venelda Hall Leonard. of 51 years, Henry Kin- Walters Docken. He She was the oldest sey; their son, Thomas loved spending time sister of James Waldo Kinsey (Christy Kinsey); with his family, on the “Buzzy” Leonard and daughters, Karmen beach, hiking in Mon- Delle Leonard Carr. She Faile, Kristi Peoples and mission field for 40 tana, playing tennis and his wife, Kathleen was married to Perry loved ones and precious Karla Rackard (Leon years in Latin America. golf, creative projects, Docken; daughters, Eugene Kyser for more pets. She was a devoted Rackard Jr.); grandchil- She was an accom- listening to classical Cari Madden-Murray than 50 years and was wife and mother, a dren, Marcus Kinsey, plished singer/song- music. Don worked for (Damien) and Celeste a loving mother to her feisty “Mimi” to her Kansas Kinsey Hall writer and a published Bullocks, Robinsons, Docken Steed (Bobby); two daughters, four grandchildren and (Jacob Hall), Gabriella author, as well as a Montgomery Wards sons, Brandon Lloyd grandchildren and three great-grandchildren Kinsey, Kayla Sum- member of the Daugh- and Saks Inc. as VP of Docken (Hannal- great-grandchildren. and wonderful aunt to merlin, Luke Faile and ters of the American Store Planning, Design ize) and Bryce Henry Joan had many fond her many nieces and Victoria Rackard; her Revolution and served and Construction. He Docken (Ingrid); and memories of growing nephews. Her sparkling siblings, Peggy Norris as president of the was a chameleon in his nine grandchildren. up with her siblings, smile, quick wit, cre- (Dave Norris), Janice 42nd Rainbow Division ability to adapt well There will be a pri- attending the University ative style and unfor- Kelly (Donny Kelly), Infantry Auxiliary. to all circumstances. vate celebration of life of Alabama, and her gettable laugh will be Francis Walters, Brother A memorial service He was charismatic, with family and close career as a local Florida fondly remembered Jerry Forehand and will be held in her honor charming, intelligent friends. Arrangements realtor and broker. She by all who knew her. (Carolyn Forehand). at Living Word Fel- and ambitious, along were made by Heritage was a member of the Joan was predeceased Shirley, a gradu- lowship, 500 E. 19th with silly and fun, and Funeral Home. Junior Service League, by her parents, James ate of Rutherford High St., Panama City, FL was inspirational to all. In lieu of flowers, The Red Hat’s Society, Waldo and Venelda School Class of ’64, 32405, at 10:30 a.m. He was preceded in memorial contribu- Panama City Country Hall Leonard; her sister, went on to receive her Saturday, Dec. 1, 2018. death by both par- tions may be made Club, and attended Delle Leonard Carr; B.A., graduating summa In lieu of flowers, the ents; his sisters, June to Gulfview United Wallace Memorial and her husband, Perry cum laude in Educa- family asks that you Davis, Shirley Aze- Methodist Church. Presbyterian Church Eugene Kyser. She is tion from Southeastern donate to her lifelong vedo and Gretchen Condolences may be and Lynn Haven United survived by her two University and fur- mission: Kings Kids Seling; and brother, sent to P.O. Box 7477, Methodist Church. daughters, Kim Wil- thered her education International. Dona- James David Docken. Panama City Beach, FL Joan was a talented cox and Karen Arnold at Georgia Southern. tions can be made Don is survived by 32413. artist and used her (Randy); brother, She dedicated her online at www.king- unique style and eye James “Buzzy” Leonard life to ministry, teach- skids.family/donate for color and light to (Pamela); four grand- ing children along with We love you Mom, and RONALD CLAYTON RAFFIELD create portraits and children, Gena Stang her husband on the we will see you again. landscapes that are (Seth), Matthew Arnold Funeral services for of God Church. Visita- cherished and enjoyed (Rachel), Kara Arnold Mr. Ronald Clayton tion will begin at 10 a.m. by countless friends and Holly Wilcox; and KATHRYN KEMP ANDREWS Raffield, 75, of Port St. EST. Interment will and family members. three great-grandchil- Joe, Florida, who died follow in Pleasant Rest She enjoyed reading, dren, Parker, Caroline Kathryn Kemp Walker; brother, Slade Nov. 25, 2018, will begin Cemetery. decorating, traveling, and Grant Stang. Andrews, 63, of Panama Kemp; nephew, Trip- at 11 a.m. EST Thurs- Southerland Family staying current with Kent-Forest Lawn City Beach, Florida, per Kemp; stepmother, day, Nov. 29, 2018, at Funeral Home is han- the latest trends and Funeral Home is passed away on Satur- Ginger Kemp; and one Oak Grove Assembly dling arrangements. styles, cards and games, assisting the fam- day, Nov. 24, 2018. She stepsister, Melinda classic movies, and ily with arrange- was born on Sept. 26, Sabo. spending time with her ments at this time. 1955, in Lumpkin, Geor- Memorial services will SARAH JOHNSON gia, to Tom and Alice be held at 2 p.m. Thurs- Kemp. day, Nov. 29, 2018, Funeral services for City Community GEORGE COLEMAN GAY She was preceded in in the Wilson Funeral Mrs. Sarah Johnson, Life Center. Visita- death by her parents; Home Chapel. 69, of Lynn Haven, tion will begin at 10 Funeral services for Home. Interment will and one son, Mark Florida, who died a.m. Interment will George Coleman Gay, follow at Evergreen Walker. She is survived Wilson Funeral Home Nov. 24, 2018, will follow in Evergreen 82, of Panama City, Memorial Gardens. by her husband, James Family Owned Since 1911 begin at 11 a.m. today, Memorial Gardens. Florida, who died Nov. The family will receive Walter Andrews; two 214 Airport Road Nov. 27, 2018, at First Southerland Family 24, 2018, will begin at friends from 6-8 p.m. granddaughters, Lucy Panama City, Fla. United Methodist Funeral Home is han- 2 p.m. Friday, Nov. 30, Thursday at the funeral Andrews and Haley 850-785-5272 Church of Panama dling arrangements. 2018, at Wilson Funeral home.

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cone which got stuck under AREA & STATE BRIEFS BLOTTER the left front tire of the car. I continued to pursue the Staff and wire reports commissioners will vote Commission, is aimed at call Bay County Utility From Page A3 vehicle as it continued to on whether to enroll reducing shoreline veg- Services at 248-5010. flee at approx 40-50 mph. PANAMA CITY 1448 Carver Drive, 1311 etation in the reservoir There were several people District: 30 percent Roosevelt Ave., 1428 by prolonged exposure TALLAHASSEE night out of drinking alco- in their yards during this of students relocated after Washington Drive, and to drying conditions and Authorities: Hurricane holic beverages.” time.” hurricane one other parcel in the freezing temperatures, Michael killed at least A Bay County sheriff’s With its next turn the program. Staff is currently a press release from Bay 43 in Florida deputy was sent to a call vehicle came to a stop when Preliminary enrollment working on identifying County stated. where a man wanted to the cone it was dragging and attendance num- other properties. “This action will Florida authorities have report a “missing watch locked up the wheel, the bers from pre-storm and The measure is one of potentially decrease linked more deaths to bezel.” deputy wrote. The driver post-storm are in for Bay a series of storm-related nuisance aquatic veg- Hurricane Michael, rais- “He explained some- did not have a valid driv- District Schools and they items on the agenda. etation, consolidate and ing the state’s death toll time last night between er’s license and had a used show a significant drop in The city also will be con- release nutrients from to 43. the hours of 2100 and this syringe and a small amount students. sidering hiring a FEMA the exposed shoreline Florida Division of morning at 0400 hrs, he of marijuana in the vehicle. Superintendent Bill consultant to help the city sediments, improve fish- Emergency Management lost his 21 karat gold watch The deputy also noted Husfelt said he estimates maximize federal reim- ing and boating access and spokesman Alberto Mos- bezel,” the deputy wrote. the woman was released about 30 percent of stu- bursements, hear the first enhance fish and wildlife coso said Monday that “He said he went out for from prison less than two dents have relocated, reading of an ordinance to habitat,” the release said. two more deaths were Thanksgiving to enjoy a years ago for grand theft- either temporarily or per- amend the manufactured Because of Hurricane confirmed in hard-hit night out of drinking alco- auto and was arrested again manently, after Hurricane housing standards so Michael, Bay County Bay County, raising the holic beverages and some Aug. 21 for possession of Michael, and the number people can temporarily Utility Services has main- county’s total to 23. where between Newby’s methamphetamine and of homeless students has live in trailers and travel tained a reservoir level Florida also has raised and Show N Tail the bezel failure to register as a felon. doubled. trailers on their property of approximately 4 feet the toll in Jackson and to his watch came loose and The woman was taken According to the and vote on the guiding above sea level, one foot Washington counties fell off. to jail. enrollment numbers on principles for how the city less than the normal 5 to four deaths in each “He said the bezel is Oct. 5 compared to Nov. will rebuild. feet above sea level. This county. The new totals worth approximately PANAMA CITY 15, some schools lost The commission will is in an effort to mini- also include one death in $30,000 which is why he Disrobing doesn’t hundreds of students. meet at 8 a.m. at the mize threats of upstream Leon County, one death in felt he should report this to deter arrest Others, though, like Ros- Bay County Commis- flooding from debris on Franklin County and one Law Enforcement.” enwald High School, are sion meeting room in the the Econfina River that death in Wakulla County. The watch itself was A Bay County sheriff’s seeing only a single-digit Bay County Government is restricting water flow. Gulf County had three fine, the man said, in fact deputy working security at difference. Complex, 840 W. 11th St. Next week, the reservoir deaths, Gadsden and he was wearing it. It was Home Depot spotted a man Some of the biggest level will be reduced by Liberty counties had two only the $30,000 bezel that walking with tools toward losses were at Merritt MEXICO BEACH about another foot to a deaths, while Clay and was lost. The man said he the register, but noticed the Brown Middle School, SBA Recovery Center to level of approximately Calhoun counties each made contact “with both man kept on walking out which lost an estimated open in Mexico Beach 3 feet above sea level had one death. Newby’s and Show N Tail the door without paying. 271 students; Tyndall for the duration of the State emergency man- to ascertain if the bezel “Finding this unusual, Elementary, 154 students; A mobile Small Business drawdown. agement officials tally was possibly located and I exited the store after the Bay High, 136 students; Administration Recovery The county recom- storm-related deaths turned in but however he male and asked to see his Mowat Middle, 135 stu- Center will be set up at the mends that waterfront from rulings from district was advised it had not,” receipt,” the deputy wrote. dents; Rutherford High, Mexico Beach City Hall property owners who plan medical examiners. the deputy wrote. “The male dug through 120 students; and Hiland starting on Wednesday. to manually remove vege- Michael slammed the The deputy files a lost his pockets, and when he Park Elementary, 91 The new location, at 201 tation from their shoreline Panhandle on Oct. 10. property report. could not find the receipt, students. Paradise Path, will be open should consult with FWC I asked him to accompany These numbers are through Dec .8 from 8 a.m. to determine acceptable TALLAHASSEE CALLAWAY me inside while we cleared preliminary, as students to 5 p.m. The center will be practices and whether a Divided court backs Scott Orange cone wins the issue up. The male ... are still returning to class closed on Sunday. permit is necessary. Any after justice fl ips sides another race then tried to flee from me.” for the first time since the SBA representatives chemical treatment is He did not get far before storm. will be on hand to answer prohibited, the release Gov. Rick Scott is get- A Bay County sheriff’s the deputy was able to grab questions. said. ting to pick a new judge for deputy who spotted a him, but the man then PANAMA CITY The drawdown also is Northeast Florida after a woman driving without her “began to disrobe his shirt PC buildings might be PANAMA CITY the time to make repairs state Supreme Court jus- seat belt became involved as he shoved me, this caused used for FEMA housing Deer Point Reservoir to damaged docks and tice flipped his position on in a chase when he tried to us to fall to the ground. It drawdown begins bulkheads, according to the case. pull her over Friday. was at this moment that Panama City commis- the release. The Florida A divided court ruled The deputy said the he was able to take his shirt sioners will be considering The annual winter Department of Environ- Monday to not hear the driver ran numerous stop off and kicked at me while offering a handful of city- drawdown of Deer Point mental Protection must case. In August, the signs at 40-50 mph and he was getting up, allowing owned properties for the Reservoir began Monday. approve and permit any high court ruled by a passed two cars using the him a moment of opportu- FEMA direct housing The drawdown, major projects. 4-3 margin to consider wrong lane. nity to escape my grasp. He program. which is recommended The drawdown will last the legal dispute. Justice Her luck began to turn then began to run south east During their regu- by the Florida Fish and until Feb. 28. Jorge Labarga was on the sour when her vehicle and as I gave chase he lost lar meeting Tuesday, Wildlife Conservation For more information, prevailing side both times. approached a crew working his phone and his shoe.” on power lines, however. The deputy collected The crew was in a truck those two items, but not area that the county is completion of the first on Facebook the process with a lift working on lines his suspect. DEBRIS responsible for pick- pass, and starting the will take several months, being pulled from a spool A short time later, how- ing up is so large, it is second pass in parts of the but “I promise we will on the ground; the spool ever, the deputy saw the From Page A3 impossible to provide a city. On the west side of get all of it before we are was connected to the truck. man “hiding near a dump- pickup schedule of spe- State 77, haulers are start- completed.” “The driver passed mul- ster” and the chase was on cific locations.” ing to pick up construction As West said in response tiple cars and then hit the again, except this time the subsequent passes that Lynn Haven offi- and demolition debris. to the information, “in spool,” the deputy wrote. deputy caught and kept include other materi- cials have reported Lynn Haven City Man- the end, it’s just a waiting “After doing this she hit a him. als. Because the total debris pickup is nearing ager Michael White said game.”

Franklin County Sheriff A.J. Smith, left, delivers a $7,500 donation to Bay County Sheriff Tommy Ford to help employees who lost homes in Hurricane Michael. The Florida Deputy Sheriff’s Association contributed $5,000 and the Franklin County Sheriff’s Offi ce Charity Fund contributed $2,500. [COLLIN BREAUX/THE NEWS HERALD]

“When deputy sheriffs DONATION are affected, they’re not out taking care of their From Page A3 stuff when everybody else is because they’re work- ing,” said Smith. “A lot donation was his first time of them had to leave their in Panama City since Hur- homes and they were out ricane Michael, and Smith taking care of everyone said he was “sad to see all else. It does feel good to the destruction.” help them out.”

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* ** A8 Tuesday, November 27, 2018 | The News Herald VIEWPOINTS

PANAMA CITY ANOTHER VIEW

Tim Thompson | Publisher Will Glover | Managing Editor Mike Cazalas | Editor Spending money we don’t have

t’s not fun to talk about fiscal responsibility, but it’s becoming a mathematical necessity. I In 2008, the national debt was $10 trillion. It nearly doubled under President Barack Obama, despite the sav- ings from budget sequestration, which severely strained military resources but saved precious revenue. (Military officials said it threatened national security due in part to the automatic nature of the cuts.) Under President Donald Trump, the debt has grown to $21.5 trillion and is now larger than the country’s annual gross domestic product, TSA, stop handling kids a level not seen since the end of World War II. It’s not just that the United States owes its lenders trillions. It must pay interest on those loans. The Federal Reserve kept kid had earned the atten- uninterested government interest rates low during the Obama administration as the tion of TSA by sporting worker — on occasion shar- economy struggled. This artificially lowered the govern- that “Minecraft” hoodie. ing a few moments of rough ment’s interest payments. Now, with low unemployment Or maybe his laptop had intimacy with a blue-gloved and tax cuts that cushioned the corporate bottom line, the set off the explosive detec- stranger — and another for Federal Reserve has been increasing interest rates to curtail tion machine. Or maybe kids to be used as props in inflation and ensure the economy doesn’t overheat. DDavidavid HarsanyiHarsanyi he was randomly picked. this production of security This has led to more than simply higher costs for borrowers. The boy looked innocent theater. It also has raised rates for the federal government, the biggest enough to me — which may Let’s not forget that in 2015, debtor of all. As The Wall Street Journal reported earlier this he other day — after have been exactly what the the TSA sent internal investi- month, in 2017, the federal government spent $263 billion on slogging through a little would-be villain had gatory units, “red teams,” to interest, accounting for 6.6 percent of all outlays. T check-in line at one of in mind. When the father airports around the nation to That amount will balloon to $915 billion by 2028, the nation’s busiest airports, inquired, the agent told him see whether they could sneak equivalent to 13 percent of all federal spending. It’s hard dutifully removing my — right before touching his explosives and guns through to comprehend numbers that large, so consider how this shoes and belt, and check- son’s crotch — that this sort the screening process and compares with other items. ing my bag and pockets for of thing has become neces- onto planes — which they did By 2020, interest will cost the federal government other potentially danger- sary because of drug mules 67 out of 70 times. more than Medicaid. In 2023, the federal government ous items (water and loose using children. This information, inci- will spend more on interest than defense. In 2025, inter- change) — I was pulled aside If you don’t think the dentally, was only leaked to est spending will outpace spending on all discretionary by a Transportation Secu- terrorists have won, you the public. We have no idea programs, excluding defense. Those estimates come from rity Administration (TSA) probably haven’t visited an whether the TSA is perform- the Congressional Budget Office (CBO). agent so he could further airport in a while. Not only ing any better today. That’s a best-case scenario. The CBO projections don’t investigate the contents do these places needlessly The TSA claims it has include the ramifications from an economic downturn in the of my carry-on. While gobble up hours of our days employed “modified screen- next 10 years, which is a virtual certainty. Expenses, such as waiting, I witnessed what and billions of our dollars, ing procedures for children food stamps and unemployment benefits, would increase. looked to be a 10-year- but here we also collectively 12 and under that reduce Revenues, especially income taxes, would drop. That would old boy being handled lose all dignity and act like a the likelihood of pat-down explode the debt at a greater rate, as the government relies on by a 250-pound man. bunch of automatons just so screening.” Is there any even more deficit spending to make up the difference. Now, normally I would they’ll let us out of the place. evidence of this? And why Democrats are quick to blame the tax cuts Republicans have reported this incident If we really wanted to slow do we allow any children to passed last year, but that’s deliberately short-sighted. to the proper authorities. the caravan from Central be patted down after they’ve The doubling of the deficit under Mr. Obama resulted Inappropriate contact with America down, we would walked through body scan- from spending increases. Profligate spending has con- a child, inside or outside his make the migrants enter ners and metal detectors tinued under Mr. Trump; the budget deal he signed clothing, is a criminal act. through a TSA checkpoint. anyway? last March increased spending by $300 billion over the But in this case, the proper It is at those checkpoints Is it really worth subject- sequestration caps. authorities were the ones that we suspend our dis- ing hundreds (thousands?) In addition, the biggest expenditures — the automatic feeling up the kid, and the belief and pretend that of boys and girls — not to growth of Social Security and Medicare — are the politi- father already had protested government agents who mention septuagenarians, the cally hardest to reform. the frisking — although, like separate us from our water disabled, etc. — to this kind of The politics are tricky, but the math isn’t. Government all of us, he probably under- bottles possess the expertise search on a daily basis? There spending is unsustainable — just like fiscal conservatives stood that no matter how to ferret out terrorist plots. has to be a better way. and libertarians have noted for decades. vociferously he objected to Then again, it’s one thing this bit of state-sanctioned to force millions of adults to David Harsanyi is a senior A version of this editorial first appeared in criminality, it wasn’t going schlep through these slow- editor at The Federalist the Las Vegas Review-Journal, a News Her- to change anything. moving lines so their toiletries and a syndicated columnist ald sister paper with GateHouse Media. Who knows? Maybe the can be scanned by some with Creators Syndicate.

READER FEEDBACK

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MARKET WATCH Stocks Dow 24,640.24 ▲ 354.29 Nasdaq 7,081.85 ▲ 142.87 S&P 2,673.45 ▲ 40.89 rebound Russell 1,505.96 ▲ 17.28 NYSE 12,181.25 ▲ 145.01 as tech, COMMODITIES REVIEW retail,

Gold 1,220.20 ▼ 0.80 banks up Silver 14.183 ▼ .038 Platinum 847.80 ▲ 2.80 Copper 2.7585 ▼ .0120 By Marley Jay Oil 51.63 ▲ 1.21 The Associated Press

MARKET MOVERS NEW YORK — Global stocks rose Monday after • General Motors Co., taking big losses last up $1.72 to $37.65: The week. Major technology automaker said it will lay companies recovered off up to 14,000 factory and some of their recent losses white-collar workers and and retailers and travel could close fi ve plants. companies climbed on the • Newell Brands Inc., up first full trading day of the $1.78 to $23.52: The con- Members of Unifor, the union representing the workers of Oshawa’s General Motors assembly plant, holiday shopping season. sumer products company stand near the entrance to the plant Monday in Oshawa, Ontario, Canada. GM will lay off thousands Major indexes in the named former Revlon and of factory and white-collar workers in North America and put fi ve plants up for possible closure as it U.S., Europe and Asia all Procter & Gamble execu- restructures to cut costs. GM is closing the Oshawa plant. [EDUARDO LIMA/THE CANADIAN PRESS VIA AP] climbed. London’s main tive Chris Peterson as its stock index jumped after new chief fi nancial offi cer. the British government and the European Union BRIEFCASE agreed to terms govern- ing Britain’s departure TOKYO Throttling back from the EU in March. It’s Mitsubishi fi res Ghosn, not clear if Parliament will CEO to be interim chair approve the deal. GM to lay off up to At the factories, around challenges from tariffs but she Stocks have been in The board of Japanese 14K workers, close 3,300 blue-collar workers did not directly link the lay- a steep downturn since automaker Mitsubishi as many as 5 plants could lose jobs in the U.S. offs to them. early October, but that Motors, which is allied and another 2,600 in Canada, GM doesn’t foresee an slump has included some with Renault and Nissan, By Tom Krisher but some U.S. workers could economic downturn and is substantial rallies. Banks voted unanimously The Associated Press transfer to truck or SUV fac- making the cuts “to get in rose Monday as interest Monday to dismiss Carlos tories that are increasing front of it while the company rates turned higher after Ghosn as its chairman DETROIT — General production. The cuts mark is strong and while the econ- a two-week slide. The following his arrest last Motors will cut up to 14,000 GM’s first major downsizing omy is strong,” Barra told first full trading day of the week. workers in North America and since shedding thousands of reporters. holiday shopping period Prosecutors arrested put five plants up for pos- jobs in the Great Recession. Factories that could be was a strong one for com- Ghosn on Nov. 19 on sus- sible closure as it abandons The company also said it closed include assembly panies that sell goods and picion he under-reported many of its car models and will stop operating two addi- plants in Detroit and Oshawa, services to consumers. his income by $44 million restructures to focus more tional factories outside North Ontario, and Lordstown, Amazon surged 5 percent over five years. Nissan on autonomous and elec- America by the end of next Ohio, as well as transmission and Tiffany rose almost 4 Motor Co. ousted him as tric vehicles, the automaker year, in addition to a previ- plants in Warren, Michigan, percent. its chairman last week, announced Monday. ously announced plant closure and near Baltimore. On Friday the bench- saying an internal inves- The reductions could in Gunsan, South Korea. The announcement wor- mark S&P 500 index tigation prompted by a amount to as much as 8 per- General Motors Co.’s pre- ried GM workers who could closed 10.2 percent whistleblower also found cent of GM’s global workforce emptive strike to get leaner lose their jobs. beneath the record high it Ghosn misused company of 180,000 employees. before the next downturn “I don’t know how I’m had set in late September. money and assets. The restructuring reflects likely will be followed by Ford going to feed my family,” That’s the second time Mitsubishi Motors’ changing North American Motor Co., which has said it Matt Smith, a worker at the this year the index has CEO Osamu Masuko, auto markets as manufac- is restructuring and will lay Ontario factory, said Monday dropped 10 percent from chosen by the board as turers continue to shift away off an unspecified number outside the plant’s south gate, a recent peak, a mark acting chairman pending from cars toward SUVs and of white-collar workers. where workers blocked trucks known on Wall Street as a shareholders’ meeting, trucks. In October, almost 65 Toyota Motor Corp. also has from entering or leaving. “It’s a “correction.” The tech- said Ghosn would not be percent of new vehicles sold in discussed cutting costs, even hard. It’s horrible.” Smith’s heavy Nasdaq composite able to perform his duties, the U.S. were trucks or SUVs. though it’s building a new wife also works at the plant. and the smaller, more considering his arrest and That figure was about 50 per- assembly plant in Alabama. The couple has an 11-month- U.S.-focused Russell Nissan’s dismissal of him cent cars just five years ago. GM isn’t the first to aban- old at home. 2000 have suffered even as chairman. GM is shedding cars largely don much of the car market. Workers at the Ontario worse downturns dating because it doesn’t make Fiat Chrysler Automobiles plant walked off the job to late August. CVS, Aetna closer to money on them, Citi analyst got out of small and midsize Monday but were expected Stocks have skidded closing $69B combination Itay Michaeli wrote in a note cars two years ago, while Ford to return Tuesday. recently as investors to investors. announced plans to shed all After the morning have grown doubtful that Shares of CVS Health “We estimate sedans oper- cars but the Mustang sports announcement, Barra was to the U.S. and China will and Aetna are rising with ate at a significant loss, hence car in the U.S. in the coming head for Washington to speak resolve their differences the companies now saying the need for classic restruc- years. with White House economic over technology policy they expect to close their turing,” he wrote. The layoffs come amid adviser Larry Kudlow in what and other issues. Their $69 billion tie-up later this The reduction includes the backdrop of a trade war was described as a previously fears could be confirmed week. about 8,000 white-collar between the U.S., China and scheduled meeting, according or upended in a few days, The companies say in employees, or 15 percent of Europe that likely will lead to a White House official who as U.S. President Donald regulatory filings that GM’s North American white- to higher prices for imported spoke on condition of ano- Trump and Chinese they have the final regu- collar workforce. Some will vehicles and those exported nymity because the official President Xi Jinping are latory approval needed take buyouts while others will from the U.S. GM CEO Mary was not authorized to discuss scheduled to discuss their and expect to close on or be laid off. Barra said the company faces the meeting publicly. trade dispute at the Group around Wednesday. of 20 summit meeting in CVS Health Corp. had Buenos Aires, Argentina told investors earlier this at the end of this week. month that it expected “A fair amount of trade to close the deal for the escalation between the nation’s third-largest Global trade at stake as U.S. and China is being health insurer before priced in by the market,” Thanksgiving. said Justin Waring, a Trump, Xi come face to face strategist at UBS Global CARACAS, VENEZUELA Wealth Management’s Venezuela holds onto Chief Investment Office. prized US refi neries By Paul Wiseman Saturday. Unless the two Trump has sounded his usual The Associated Press leaders can achieve a truce of note of boastful confidence. Venezuela will hold sorts, their conflicts will likely Speaking to reporters on World markets onto its U.S.-based Citgo WASHINGTON — To hear escalate: On Jan. 1, the tariffs Thanksgiving Day, he said: How key international stock refineries, settling a long- President Donald Trump tell Trump has imposed on many “I’m very prepared. You markets performed: Amsterdam Milan standing dispute that it, he was made for a moment Chinese goods are set to rise know, it’s not like, ‘Oh, gee, AEX FTSE MIB threw ownership of the like this: A high-stakes face- from 10 percent to 25 per- I’m going to sit down and 513.84 18,714.90 crisis-wracked country’s off. A ticking clock. A cagey cent, and Beijing would likely study.’ I know every stat. I 1.0% 518.91 2.8% 19,233.45 prized assets into peril as adversary. retaliate. know it better than anybody Brussels Paris its massive debt mounts. The man who calls himself a Most analysts have said knows it. And my gut has BEL20 CAC40 Venezuela on Friday supreme dealmaker will have they doubt Trump and Xi will always been right.” 3,441.42 4,946.94 began paying off $1.4 bil- the opportunity this week to reach any overarching deal Most trade analysts are 1.0% 3,475.27 1.0% 4,994.98 Frankfurt Sydney lion that an arbitration put himself to the test. The that would settle the dispute skeptical that any significant DAX ASX All Ordinaries panel said was owed to question is whether he can for good. The optimistic view agreement is likely this week. 11,192.69 5,793.41 the Canadian mining firm defuse a trade war with China is that the two sides may agree “Expectations should be 1.5% 11,354.72 -0.8% 5,749.59 Crystallex, following a that is shaking financial mar- to a cease-fire that would buy very low,” said Wendy Cutler, Hong Kong Tokyo disputed takeover of the kets and threatening the global time for more substantive vice president of the Asia Hang Seng Nikkei company nearly a decade economy — and perhaps talks and postpone the sched- Society Institute and a former 25,927.68 21,646.55 1.7% 0.8% ago by the late-President achieve something approxi- uled escalation in U.S import U.S. trade official who negoti- 26,376.18 21,812.00 London Zurich Hugo Chavez. The initial mating a breakthrough. taxes. ated with China. “We need to FTSE 100 Swiss Market Index payment of $425 million Trump is to meet with his Yet no one really knows. be very clear-eyed. It’s going 6,952.86 8,845.90 enables it to hold onto the Chinese counterpart, Xi Jin- Each side seems prepared to to be a very difficult negotia- 1.2% 7,036.00 1.0% 8,931.37 refineries. ping, during the Group of wait out the other in a conflict tion. The issues at hand don’t KEY PREVIOUS CLOSE 20 summit in Buenos Aires, that could persist indefinitely. lend themselves to quick % CHANGE TODAY’S CLOSE The Associated Press Argentina, on Friday and In advance of the meeting, solutions.” ASSOCIATED PRESS * ** A10 Tuesday, November 27, 2018 | The News Herald NATION&WORLD Ukraine to impose martial law

By Nataliya Vasilyeva Oksana Syroid, a deputy and Efrem Lukatsky speaker of parliament, The Associated Press noted that martial law was not introduced in 2014 or KIEV, Ukraine — Ukraine’s 2015 despite large-scale parliament voted Monday to fighting in the east. A state impose martial law in parts of emergency “would pres- of the country to fight what ent a wonderful chance to its president called “growing manipulate the presidential aggression” from Moscow elections,” she said. after a weekend naval con- NATO Secretary-General frontation off the disputed Jens Stoltenberg said Poro- Crimean Peninsula in which shenko assured him that Russia fired on and seized martial law would not have three Ukrainian vessels amid a negative impact on the renewed tensions between election. the neighbors. Despite Poroshenko’s vow Western leaders and dip- to respect individual rights, lomats urged both sides to opposition lawmaker and de-escalate the conflict, former Prime Minister Yulia and the U.S. blamed Russia Tymoshenko warned before for what it called “unlaw- the vote that his proposal ful conduct” over Sunday’s would lead to the possible incident in the Black Sea. illegal searches, invasion of Russia and Ukraine blamed privacy and curtailing of free each other in the dispute that Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko gestures during a parliament session Monday in Kiev, Ukraine. speech. further ratcheted up tensions [EFREM LUKATSKY/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] “This means they will be ever since Moscow annexed breaking into the houses of Crimea in 2014 and threw its — those bordering Russia, Ukraine’s defense in the light of Ukrainian citizens. Ukrainians and not those of weight behind separatists in Belarus and Moldova’s pro- of a growing aggression from His critics reacted to his the aggressor nation,” noted eastern Ukraine with clan- Moscow breakaway republic Russia.” call for martial law with Tymoshenko, who is lead- destine support, including of Trans-Dniester. The loca- Ukraine’s Defense Min- suspicion, wondering why ing in various opinion polls. troops and weapons. tions chosen were ones that istry already announced Sunday’s incident merited “They will be prying into Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko identified as earlier in the day that its such a response. Poroshen- personal mail, family affairs Poroshenko asked law- potentially in the front line troops were on full combat ko’s approval ratings have ... In fact, everything that is makers in Kiev to institute of any Russian attack. The alert in the country. been plunging, and there written here is a destruction martial law, something the capital of Kiev is not under The approved measures were concerns that he would of the lives of Ukrainians.” country did not do even martial law. included a partial mobiliza- postpone a presidential elec- Poroshenko’s call also during the worst of the Poroshenko said it was tion and strengthening of air tion scheduled for March. outraged far-right groups in fighting in the east that killed necessary because of intelli- defenses. It also contained Just before the parliament Ukraine that have advocated about 10,000 people. gence about “a highly serious vaguely worded steps such met to vote, Poroshenko severing diplomatic ties with After a five-hour debate, threat of a ground operation as “strengthening” anti- sought to allay those fears by Russia. Hundreds of protest- parliament overwhelm- against Ukraine.” He did not terrorism measures and releasing a statement revis- ers from the National Corps ingly approved his proposal, elaborate. “information security” that ing his original martial law party waved flares in the voting to impose martial “Martial law doesn’t could curtail certain rights proposal from 60 days to just snowy streets of Kiev out- law for 30 days starting mean declaring a war,” he and freedoms. 30 days, in order to “do away side parliament and accused Wednesday morning in said. “It is introduced with But Poroshenko also with the pretexts for political the president of using mar- 10 of Ukraine’s 27 regions the sole purpose of boosting pledged to respect the rights speculation.” tial law to his own ends.

DATELINES

TIJUANA, MEXICO PARIS NAIROBI, KENYA

A migrant girl with a U.S. flag sits on the shoulders of A barricade lays on the side Sunday at the Champs A Somali policeman stands guard next to destroyed a man marching with other migrants to the Chaparral Elysees avenue in Paris, France in the aftermath of shops after a car bomb attack at a busy junction border crossing Sunday in Tijuana, Mexico, as they a protest against rising fuel taxes. French President Monday in the Wadajir district of the capital try to reach the U.S. A chaotic border clash with Emmanuel Macron’s government vowed Monday an Mogadishu, Somalia. Somalia was hit by two violent choking tear gas fired by U.S. agents left Central “uncompromising” stance toward troublemakers attacks Monday, one killing an Islamic cleric and 17 American migrants sullen and dejected, with some who use protests over rising fuel taxes to damage of his followers for playing music and a second killing opting Monday to leave and others worrying the businesses and clash with police — including in the at least six people in a car bomb blast in the capital, incident may have spoiled their chances at asylum. heart of Paris, on the glittering Champs-Elysees. Mogadishu, police said. [FARAH ABDI WARSAMEH/THE [RAMON ESPINOSA/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] [MICHEL EULER/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] ASSOCIATED PRESS]

ROME MILWAUKEE ST. LOUIS LAWRENCE, MASS. injureddozensmore,damaged Oscar-winning director Oprah Winfrey’s mother, Catholic Supply attack suspect Politicians say utility at center more than 100 homes and left Bernardo Bertolucci dies Vernita Lee, dies at 83 makes first court appearance of explosions should close thousands without heat or hot water in the Merrimack Valley Italian film-maker Ber- Oprah Winfrey’s mother, The man accused of sexu- Executives at the util- communities of Lawrence, nardo Bertolucci, who won Vernita Lee, has died at the ally assaulting two women ity company responsible North Andover and Andover. Oscars with “The Last age of 83. and fatally shooting another for September’s natural gas Emperor” and whose erotic A Winfrey spokeswoman at a Catholic store in subur- explosions and fires in Mas- OCILLA, GA. drama “Last Tango in Paris” on Monday issued a statement ban St. Louis has requested a sachusetts should step down, Georgia judge sets trial in 2005 enthralled and shocked the saying Lee died at her Mil- public defender. congressional members said slaying of missing teacher world, died Monday. He was waukee home on Nov. 22. The The St. Louis Post- Monday at a special hearing 77. spokeswoman says private Dispatch reports that into the disaster. Ajudgesaysamanwillgoon Bertolucci’s press office, funeral services were held. No 53-year-old Thomas Bruce The six House and Senate trial next spring in the killing a Punto e Virgola, confirmed other details were provided. appeared for his first court members from Massachusetts Georgia high school teacher the death in an email to The Lee was a teenager when she appearance in shackles and New Hampshire held the last seen 13 years ago. Associated Press. gave birth to Winfrey in Mis- Monday and said little while hearing at a packed middle Irwin County Judge Bill Italy’s state-run RAI said sissippiin1954.Theymovedto the 17 charges against him school gymnasium in Law- Reinhardt set an April 1 trial Bertolucci died at his home Milwaukee when Winfrey was were read. rence. They took aim at the date for 33-year-old Ryan in Rome, surrounded by 6 years old. He told the judge he hasn’t corporate culture at Colum- Alexander Duke at a hearing family. Lee was featured getting spoken to a lawyer and bia Gas of Massachusetts and Monday. “He will be remembered a makeover on “The Oprah requested a public defender. its parent company, Indiana- He’s charged with murder among the greatest in Ital- Winfrey Show” in 1990. Bruce, of rural Jefferson based NiSource. in the slaying of one-time ian and world film,” the Lee is also survived by County, is charged with They painted a picture of beauty queen Tara Grinstead, Venice Film Festival, another daughter, Patricia first-degree murder and a corporation that cut cor- who vanished from her home which awarded Bertolucci a Amanda, and four grandchil- multiple counts of sodomy, ners and lacked the internal in the southwest Georgia town lifetime achievement dren.Shewaspredeceasedbya armed criminal action, procedures to prevent, let of Ocilla in 2005. award in 2007, said in a son,Jeffrey,andbyadaughter, kidnapping, burglary and alone respond to, the Sept. 13 statement. Patricia. tampering. disaster that killed one person, The Associated Press * ** The News Herald | Tuesday, November 27, 2018 A11 Supreme Court could allow suit over Apple iPhone apps’ sales

By Mark Sherman The Associated Press

WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court seemed ready Monday to allow an antitrust lawsuit to go forward that claims Apple has unfairly monopolized the market for the sale of iPhone apps. Apple faced skeptical questions from justices who seemed concerned about the control the This March 19 fi le photo shows Apple’s App Store app in Cupertino, California- Baltimore. [PATRICK SEMANSKY/ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE PHOTO] based company exerts over iPhone users who must the courtroom. If anyone an app for that’ is now part purchase software for their should be able to sue Apple, of the popular lexicon,” smartphones exclusively it’s a developer, Daniel Wall Roberts noted in a 2014 through its App Store. said. “There have been decision limiting warrant- The arguments dealt plenty of disputes, but none less searches of cellphones with the fruits of technol- has ever gone to litigation,” by police. Apple has trade- ogy that, over the past 10 he said. marked the phrase. years, have made more Chief Justice John Rob- But the company says than 2 million apps avail- erts was alone among the the popularity of software able to iPhone users, but in nine justices who seemed for iPhones and its App the courtroom there were prepared to agree with Store shouldn’t obscure also references to older Apple. that consumers buys antitrust cases involving Among the justices who apps from developers, concrete, aluminum, natu- appeared to be on the other not Apple. Developers set ral gas and shoes. side, Justice Elena Kagan the prices, though Apple The suit by iPhone users said consumers appear to requires prices to end in could force Apple to cut have a direct relationship .99, Wall said. The Trump the 30 percent commis- with Apple. “I pick up my administration is backing sion it charges software iPhone. I go to Apple’s App Apple at the high court. developers whose apps Store. I pay Apple directly Representing con- are sold through the App with credit card informa- sumers, lawyer David Store. A judge could triple tion that I’ve supplied to Frederick said the monop- the compensation to con- Apple. From my perspec- oly Apple has over iPhone sumers under antitrust law tive, I’ve just engaged in a apps is unique in the digi- if Apple ultimately loses the one-step transaction with tal age. “Apple can’t point suit. Apple,” Kagan said. to another e-commerce But the issue before the Justice Brett Kavana- distributor that does what high court at this early ugh said if consumers are it does,” Frederick said. stage of the suit is whether paying more than they Even Apple allows third the case can proceed at all. should, then perhaps they parties to sell computer Justice Stephen Breyer, should be able to sue. The software directly to pur- who used to teach antitrust relevant federal antitrust chasers of its laptop and law at Harvard Law School, law says “any person desktop computers, he said the consumers’ case injured” can sue, Kavana- said. seemed straightforward ugh said. A trial court initially and in line with a century His comments could dismissed the suit. The of antitrust law. align him with justices 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Apple argues it’s merely who would allow the suit Appeals revived it. a pipeline between app to proceed. In other cases, A victory for Apple could developers and consumers, the court has ruled there severely restrict consum- and that iPhone users have must be a direct relation- ers’ ability to sue over no claims against Apple ship between the seller and antitrust violations even under federal laws that a party complaining about though Congress envi- prohibit unfair control of a unfair, anti-competitive sioned such suits “would market. pricing. form a central component Tens of thousands of Consumers can choose of enforcement of the anti- software developers set from among more than 2 trust laws,” warned 18 the prices and agree to million apps, compared scholars of antitrust law pay Apple a 30 percent with the 500 apps that in a Supreme Court filing. commission on whatever were available when Apple A decision in Apple they sell, the lawyer rep- created the App Store in Inc. v Pepper, 17-204, is resenting Apple said in 2008. “The phrase ‘there’s expected by late spring. Ominous US climate report off ers few policy solutions

Eric Roston best case scenario. The NCA addressed the Bloomberg Unstated in the report is practical effects of cli- that the U.S. government, mate change on everyday A landmark U.S. climate like most around the globe, Americans. It assessed a change study by 13 federal isn’t doing enough to slow range of rising prices, from agencies brings greater a planetary march toward household expenses to the urgency to the question of the cliff’s edge. The Trump availability and pricing what Americans can do to administration has dis- of food, energy and other avoid an unprecedented missed without evidence goods. Additional empha- shift in how they live in the scientific consensus sis was placed on how U.S. coming decades. What it that humans are responsi- reliance on other nations doesn’t do is provide any ble for global warming, and will cause it to suffer their answers. moved instead to roll back climate consequences as “The report does not existing initiatives to slow well. make policy recommenda- pollution-to the benefit of “The impacts of climate tions, but it is abundantly fossil fuel interests. change, variability, and clear that there are strong Widely accused of trying extreme events outside the policy implications,” said to bury the NCA report by U.S. are affecting and are Andrew Light, a co-author releasing it on Black Friday, virtually certain to increas- and a senior fellow at the a traditionally busy day ingly affect U.S. trade World Resources Insti- for Americans focused and economy-including tute. “Every single one of on family gatherings and import and export prices them is, unfortunately, not shopping, the White House and businesses with over- something that the U.S. is has since sought to down- seas operations and supply pursuing at the national play the congressionally chains,” the authors write. level.” mandated report. When it comes to offer- The National Climate In recent years, thou- ing solutions, however, the Assessment catalogs the sands of Americans have report is silent. The authors environmental and pro- died during, or as a conse- describe the benefits of jected financial damage quence of, extreme weather avoiding worst-case sce- from a climate that’s tied to climate change- narios, called mitigation, broken free from 12,000 from powerful hurricanes without suggesting which years of relative stability. fueled by extremely warm specific policies would It looks forward to 2090, seas to calamitous confla- achieve them. They sug- when even in a lower-car- grations stemming in part gest technological and bon projection the added from drought. Evidence behavioral changes that cost to American society assembled by climate sci- lead to significantly lower will be more than $100 entists suggests that such emissions can cut poten- billion in 2015 dollars, and phenomena will get worse tial financial damage by maybe as much as $200 bil- as the global temperature half, but fail to offer up one lion-annually. And that’s a continues to rise. as the best course of action. * ** A12 Tuesday, November 27, 2018 | The News Herald

* ** The News Herald | Tuesday, November 27, 2018 B1 SPORTS GC teams make home debut vs. LB Wallace

The News Herald for much of the first month season a 68-65 defeat at center Dominique Banks has Gaye (6.8) are fourth and of the season while renova- the hands of No. 21 Wabash raised her numbers across fifth in scoring for GC, with PANAMA CITY — After tions were underway due Valley on Nov. 16 in Vin- the board from her freshman Gaye leading the way with 1.8 nearly a month on the road, to damage from Hurricane cennes, Ind. campaign, posting 13 points, blocks per game. the Gulf Coast women’s and Michael. The Lady Com- Freshman guard Brittany 4.4 rebounds, and 1.4 blocks They’ll face an LB Wallace men’s basketball teams will modores will tip off Tuesday Davis has been the Lady per contest. squad (0-5) still searching for finally get to play in their night at 5 p.m., followed by Commodores’ go-to offen- Freshman post player its first win of the season. All own gym Tuesday night as the Gulf Coast men at 7 p.m. sive player thus far, averaging Naomi Mbandu is having a but one of the Saints’ losses the Billy Harrison Field House Gulf Coast’s women (4-1) 18 points per game on 46 nice rookie season with 11.6 this season has come by plays host to a doubleheader come in ranked No. 3 in the percent shooting from the points, 6.2 rebounds, and 3.6 double digits, with a 63-59 against Lurleen B. Wallace. nation and No. 4 in the state, field and 43.9 percent from assists per game. Sophomores The gym was unavailable with their only setback this the 3-point line. Sophomore Alexus Dye (7.0) and Astou See GC, B2

Patriots ACC Mismatch? not quite at Super Bowl level

By Barry Wilner The Associated Press

EAST RUTHER- FORD, N.J. — hen Patriots players looked Waround the locker room Sunday, they saw a gener- ally healthy squad. That’s scary for the rest of the NFL. Or maybe not. Unless New Eng- land makes some key improvements over the next month — and can anyone doubt the Patriots will, given their track record? — a third straight trip to the Super Bowl will be problematic. In their 27-13 victory over the game-but- outmanned Jets, the Patriots (8-3) pretty much were workman- like. Given the com- Clemson’s Tavien Feaster rushes for a touchdown while defended by South Carolina’s R.J. , left, and D.J. Wonnum. [AP PHOTO/RICHARD SHIRO] petition this season from the likes of the Chiefs, Steelers, Char- Pitt hopes to challenge No. 2 Clemson gers and Texans, that might not be enough. CLEMSON, S.C. (AP) — “We really have had a his- Sure, the running Neither Clemson coach Dabo toric season, not just a great game was a major posi- Swinney nor Pitt’s Pat Nar- season,” Swinney said. “A lot tive as New England duzzi sees the Atlantic Coast of first time whatevers.” rushed for 215 yards, Conference championship First-time Coastal Division led by rookie Sony game as a looming blowout, winner Pitt (7-5) stumbled in Michel’s season-best no matter how many others its final regular-season con- 133 on 21 carries. And do. test, dropping a 24-3 contest the defense was OK. The second-ranked Tigers at Miami , dropping out of But these were the (CFP No. 2) come in on a the Top 25 — and dropping Jets, who don’t mea- major roll, the ACC Atlan- their chances, in the eyes of sure up in any way to tic champions capping their many, of staging an upset of any AFC contenders. second 12-0 season since the powerhouse Tigers. Things will get more 2015 with a satisfying, 56-35 “I think our kids understand difficult in December, victory over state rival South Pittsburgh quarterback Kenny Pickett passes against Miami. [LYNNE though not terribly so. Carolina on Saturday night. See MISMATCH, B2 SLADKY/AP PHOTO] See PATRIOTS, B2

Experienced Gonzaga, Virginia stand tall early in season

By Aaron Beard with defense and clock-melt- The Associated Press ing stretches that limited the number of possessions and Experienced Gonzaga and magnified any mistake. Virginia sent not-so-subtle Both styles worked. reminders not to discount “We said we want to learn talented, veteran-led teams. something as every team While Duke and its vaunted would as they come into this freshmen class were the tournament,” Virginia coach AROUND THE NBA talk college basketball for Tony Bennett said after Fri- | B2 the first two weeks of the day’s win against the Badgers season, Gonzaga and Virginia and preseason Associated Under a new walked away with titles to Press All-American Ethan format, some cap off Thanksgiving holiday Happ. teams already tournaments. Experience also showed are more than The Zags held off the for No. 5 Nevada and No. 9 a quarter of the much-ballyhooed Blue Devils Michigan State in winning way through their to win the Maui Invitational separate brackets at the Las schedule. And — and replaced them as the Vegas Invitational , with both some things are No. 1 team in the country being led by upperclassmen hard to explain: on Monday — in what could (Wolf Pack fifth-year senior The Clippers have been a preview of a late- Caleb Martin and Spartans and Nuggets are March showdown. At the junior Cassius Winston) who up. Rockets and other end of the spectrum earned MVP honors. And in Celtics are down. were the fourth-ranked Cav- Michigan State’s case, that The Warriors aliers, who beat Wisconsin to title came by maintaining already have been Gonzaga forward Rui Hachimura (21) reacts to play against Duke win the Battle 4 Atlantis in a poise well enough to rally both. during the second half Wednesday at the Maui Invitational in low-scoring game featuring Lahaina, Hawaii. [MARCO GARCIA/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] teams content to grind it out See SEASON, B2 * ** B2 Tuesday, November 27, 2018 | The News Herald

PREP ROUNDER Fourth-ranked Virginia The Wildcats looked SEASON showcased a growing, befuddled in a blowout game-changing presence home loss to Michigan in From Page B1 in 6-7 redshirt sophomore a rematch of last year’s De’Andre Hunter. title game and an over- Rutherford tops Hunter was the Atlantis time home loss to Furman from 19 down against MVP in the Bahamas after , which knocked the Wild- No. 17 Texas. three sometimes-domi- cats out of the Top 25 poll. Here are some take- nant performances. First Guard Phil Booth said at Bozeman, 34-29 aways from those came a near triple-double the time the Wildcats are holiday tournaments: against Middle Tennessee. “a young team trying to The News Herald PSJ 33, NBH 17 season opener for the Then he matched a career- find our way.” Dolphins, who will play MAUI’S TOP TRIO high with 23 points and hit Villanova, which SPRINGFIELD — The PANAMA CITY — The two more road games this a key 3-pointer with about jumped back into the poll Rams used a dominant Tiger Sharks notched their week against Dothan on Maui had the best a minute left to help hold at No. 23 on Monday, third quarter to edge past first victory of the year in Friday and Gulf Breeze on field of the week with off Dayton . He closed looked more like it had the Bucks in girls basket- their regular season debut, Saturday. Duke, Gonzaga and with 20 points against No. figured out that path at ball action Monday night. while the Buccaneers took Auburn, so there were 22 Wisconsin. the AdvoCare Invitational Rutherford evened its their first loss to fall to 1-1. BOYS SOCCER plenty of measuring- He was the ACC’s sixth in Orlando, Florida. record to 1-1 this season, Jae Lennox scored 18 Mosley 4, Pensacola 1 stick moments among man of the year last year The Wildcats beat while Bozeman fell to 0-3. points to lead Port St. Joe, legitimate Final Four but suffered a broken Canisius, Oklahoma Bozeman led the game with India Gant adding PENSACOLA — The contenders. wrist that sidelined him State and No. 15 Florida 18-15 at halftime, but eight points. Jamesha King Dolphins bounced back No team was more for the NCAA Tourna- State. Sunday’s 66-60 Rutherford moved in was the leading scorer for from a season-opening impressive than Gonzaga ment — and the Cavs win against the Semi- front for good with a 10-2 NBH with eight points. loss to Arnold to get in — in any tournament. certainly missed him as noles prompted coach Jay third quarter. The Bucs will next play the win column, with The Zags offense they struggled to contain Wright to note: “We’ve Zy’Aeria Johnson was Dec. 3 at South Walton. Nick French scoring all created problems for UMBC’s guards in that grown so much.” the top scorer for the The Tiger Sharks next play four goals for Mosley in then-No. 1 Duke, with unprecedented 16-vs-1 Rams with 10 points. at Bay on Tuesday night. the victory. the Blue Devils having March upset. As long as ON POINT Abby Williams and Kaylee Austin Priemer had a hard time deciphering he stays healthy, he’s Jones had eight points BOYS BASKETBALL two assists, Noah Hapner all their ball screens and a weapon at both ends Freshman Coby White each to lead the Bucks. Godby 61, Mosley 51 had one assist, and Cole motion. Gonzaga will alongside veterans Kyle could be taking hold of Rutherford will next Smith had six saves. Zach only get stronger when Guy and Ty Jerome, not the starting point guard play Tuesday night at TALLAHASSEE — Moenter also had two 6-foot-10 junior Killian to mention Virginia’s best job for North Carolina. Mosley. Carlos Dominguez and saves. Mosley next plays Tillie returns from pre- NBA prospect by far. He had 33 points — Bozeman is next home Russell Russ each had 15 Wednesday at Tommy season ankle surgery “You look at the length the most by a UNC for Blountstown on points to lead Mosley in Oliver Stadium against in the coming weeks. and the dimensions, and freshman since Har- Thursday. the loss. It was the regular Bay. Tournament MVP Rui some of those nice plays rison Barnes had 40 Hachimura, a versa- he makes offensively,” in the 2011 Atlantic tile and aggressive 6-8 Bennett said. “But I get Coast Conference Tour- victories. The Commo- Kiely (15.3), KK Godwin junior forward, is estab- equally excited about nament — and seven GC dores have split their last (12.9), Cameron Holden lishing himself as one of what he’s doing defen- 3-pointers in the loss to four outings, winning (12.8), and Reggie Rivera the nation’s top players. sively, spreading out and Texas in the Las Vegas From Page B1 their last game 74-60 (12.1). Maurice Gordon is But it was Gonzaga’s being able to guard some- Invitational. He followed over Polk State on Friday also putting in 9.5 points defensive efforts that times a 4, sometimes a with 19 points and eight loss to Trinity College on after suffering their worst per contest and Jerrel most impressed coach perimeter guy. And his assists against UCLA, Nov. 8 the lone single- defeat of the year, 95-54 Kelly 7.1. Mark Few, who said, “We alertness took a step in the though the loss dropped digit defeat. to Daytona State, the day LB Wallace’s men (0-4) can really build on that.” right direction.” North Carolina to No. 11. It has been an up and before. are also winless, falling Gonzaga’s win moved The production came down pre-conference The Commodores have most recently 73-59 to the Zags from third to No. CHAMPS BACK? with junior point guard schedule for the Gulf four players averaging Shelton State on Nov. 1, while Duke dropped to Seventh Woods side- Coast men thus far. Gulf double figures scoring 17 and suffering single- No. 3. Auburn, which fin- There is reason for opti- lined by a concussion. Coast dropped its season this season led by fresh- digit defeats to Marion ished third in Maui, stayed mism at Villanova, though Woods lacks White’s opener to Coastal Ala- man guard Jacolbey Military, Southern at No. 8. the reigning national scoring potential but bama-Bay Minette before Owens at 16 points per Union State, and Wallace champs still have work to has 27 assists with just reeling off four straight game, followed by Daniel State-Hanceville. DOMINANT HUNTER do. six turnovers.

Narduzzi said that land- shocked by the Panthers. When they don’t, Dexter Lawrence lining October, shaking many MISMATCH mark win won’t affect this Swinney’s team has Swinney lets them know up in the backfield might of his former teammates. week’s game, although it been heavy favorites about it. It’s why he let make it to the ACC cham- Through it all, Swin- From Page B1 certainly helped build his against nearly everyone loose on All-America pionship game. ney, Clemson has stayed program into ACC Coastal they’ve played this year defensive tackle Chris- “It’s been a fun year,” the course play for champions. and won their final eight tian Wilkins on Saturday Swinney said. another league title. that we’re the underdog,” When you can topple a games by margins of 20 night when he flashed a Even if it hasn’t always Pitt’s Narduzzi believes Narduzzi said Sunday. highly ranked opponent, points or more. Heisman Trophy pose in been adversity free. several of his players “Turn on any TV station Narduzzi said, “it gives “It’s just business as the end zone following his Swinney demoted last were looking ahead to the or ESPN they’ll probably your kids the belief that usual,” Swinney said 1-yard touchdown run. year’s quarterback starter Clemson matchup during find out.” what you’re doing is the about facing lightly The celebration drew an Kelly Bryant behind their week prepping for But it was Narduzzi’s right stuff.” regarded Pitt. unsportsmanlike conduct strong-armed freshman Miami. He’s confident Panthers who own just Clemson has had plenty Swinney holds play- penalty and Swinney told Trevor Lawrence after the group that takes the one of two regular-sea- of the right stuff since its ers to a high standard of Wilkins he’d never run the fourth game and field Saturday night will son upsets of Clemson first ACC championship play, the focus totally on the ball again if he did Bryant, a graduate stu- be ready to put forth their the past four seasons [--] season under Swinney in their week of practice and another selfish stunt like dent in his fourth season, best performance and the Tigers are 46-2 in the 2011. The Tigers have 10 not who the opponent is, that. left the program with the give themselves a chance regular season during that or more victories each where the game is played Wilkins apologized, intent to transfer. few believe they have. stretch — when they went year since, have made the or how high the stakes. meaning Clemson’s Former Clemson run- “The stars have to be into Death Valley two past three playoff fields “Our team has done an offensive “Fridge Pack- ning back C.J. Fuller, aligned,” Narduzzi said. years ago and defeated the and won the 2016 national amazing job of staying age” with nearly 700 who was with the team “You have to do things nation’s second-ranked championship less than focused on the task at pounds of defensive last year, died suddenly right and have a little luck team. two months after getting hand,” he said. tackles in Wilkins and at 22 years old in early along the way.”

Edelman and Rob there are certainly ones The rest of the cast is, PATRIOTS Gronkowski — and now we left out there, but well, the rest of the cast. Michel — on your side, we’ll take it and keep More than perhaps From Page B1 you’ll score your share moving forward.” ever in his nine pro of points. They will As they move for- seasons, Gronk’s avail- need to do exactly that, ward, observers’ eyes ability is paramount. And in January, unless probably throughout will be on several areas: the Patriots grab home- the playoffs, to get to The road field advantage in the the big game in Atlanta. Gronk’s health AFC — they trail only “You’d love to be New England has Kansas City by one game perfect out there,” Getting back played three stinkers and own the tiebreaker Brady said. “The other Gronkowski is huge. away from Foxborough; — their defense will teams are well-coached He’s a difference maker it’s 5-0 at home. Two need to be stout against and they have a lot of even when he’s not of those defeats were some high-scoring, good players, too. When targeted because of the to now-mediocre- New England Patriots’ Rob Gronkowski (87) catches a big-play offenses. you win, you feel really attention defenses must or-worse Detroit and pass for a touchdown during the fi rst half against the Considering the good. Obviously, a cou- pay to the star tight end, Jacksonville in Sep- New York Jets on Sunday in East Rutherford, N.J. [SETH holes in that defense ple of weeks ago, we did and the lift he provides tember. More worri- WENIG/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] that the Jets were everything the opposite teammates. He’s also some are the sour notes incapable of exploit- of what we needed to do brittle, an effect of his the Patriots played in Pittsburgh, not quite a The defense ing often enough, New (at Tennessee). I think playing such a rug- Music City in Week 10. palace of horrors — New England has some issues we’re doing a better job ged game and taking Never before had England has won three Here’s the great it hasn’t been plagued taking care of the ball; it so many massive hits. former Bill Belichick of the last four trips to mystery. by during its remark- gives us a much better Other than Edelman assistant coaches out- Heinz Field — but by Other than safety able Tom Brady-led run chance to win games. and the ultra-dangerous mastered the mentor. far their most difficult Devin McCourty, a since the early 2000s. Scoring more points, James White out of the It happened with both remaining opponent. long-time standout These Patriots don’t converting on third backfield, Gronk’s sup- the Lions and Titans Of the eight Super who rarely has gotten have the look of a team downs, scoring in the port crew isn’t intimi- this year, of course. Bowls Brady has guided the credit he deserves, that can avoid shoot- red area, all those things dating. Josh Gordon The Patriots always them to, the Patriots and linebacker Dont’a outs, especially on are really important remains limited and struggle in Miami, where never have missed earn- Hightower, New Eng- the road. When you that we talked about. Chris Hogan is solid, they’ve lost four of their ing a first-round bye. land appears to lack have Brady and Julian “We made some plays, but not a No. 1 wideout. last five. They also visit difference makers. This group is more a col- lection of parts fit into roles. They don’t get a lot of pressure on pass- ers, aren’t particularly ball hawks, and, far too many times, New York’s so-so group of receiv- ers was roaming free. Doing that against Antonio Brown, Tyreek Hill or DeAndre Hop- kins in the postseason — not a good idea. * ** The News Herald | Tuesday, November 27, 2018 B3

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15. Kentucky 8-3 Detroit 118, Phoenix 107 New Jersey 23 9 10 4 22 68 76 ON THE AIR ODDS 14. Washington 8-3 Atlanta 124, Charlotte 123 17. Utah 8-3 New York 103, Memphis 98 WESTERN CONFERENCE PREGAME.COM LINE 18. Mississippi State 7-4 Philadelphia 127, Brooklyn 125 CENTRAL DIVISION Today FS1[–] Fairleigh Dickinson NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION 19. Northwestern 7-4 Toronto 125, Miami 115 GP W L OT PTS GF GA COLLEGE BASKETBALL at Providence Today 20. Syracuse 8-3 Utah 133, Sacramento 112 Nashville 24 17 6 1 35 81 58 At Detroit 7 220½ New York 21. Utah State 10-1 L.A. Clippers 104, Portland 100 Minnesota 23 14 7 2 30 75 63 5:30 p.m. 8 p.m. At Miami Off Off Atlanta 22. Texas A&M 7-4 Monday’s Games Colorado 23 13 6 4 30 86 65 Toronto 4½ 205 At Memphis 23. Boise State 9-2 Washington 135, Houston 131, OT Winnipeg 22 13 7 2 28 74 62 FS1 [–] Maryland-Eastern ESPN2 [–] ACC/Big Ten At Phoenix Off Off Indiana 24. Pittsburgh 7-4 Charlotte 110, Milwaukee 107 Dallas 24 12 10 2 26 68 66 Shore at St. John's Challenge, NC State at At Denver 4 215½ LA Lakers 25. Iowa State 6-4 Minnesota 102, Cleveland 95 Chicago 24 9 10 5 23 65 82 The playoff semifi nals match the No. 1 seed San Antonio 108, Chicago 107 St. Louis 22 8 11 3 19 67 73 COLLEGE BASKETBALL 6 p.m. Wisconsin vs. the No. 4 seed, and No. 2 will face No. 3. Boston at New Orleans, late Today PACIFIC DIVISION The semifi nals will be hosted at the Cotton Indiana at Utah, late GP W L OT PTS GF GA ESPN2 [–] ACC/Big Ten ESPNU [–] Pittsburgh at FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG Bowl and Orange Bowl on Dec. 29. The Orlando at Golden State, late Calgary 24 14 9 1 29 81 69 At Davidson 16 Charlotte championship game will be on Jan. 7, 2019 at San Jose 24 12 8 4 28 75 74 Challenge, Virginia Tech Iowa At UNC-Wilmington 7 East Carolina Today’s Games Santa Clara, Calif. New York at Detroit, 7 p.m. Anaheim 25 10 10 5 25 56 74 At Notre Dame 5½ Illinois at Penn State 8:30 p.m. Atlanta at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Vegas 25 12 12 1 25 69 70 At Penn State 1 Virginia Tech Toronto at Memphis, 8 p.m. Vancouver 26 11 13 2 24 77 94 ESPNU [–] Illinois at Notre ESPN [–] ACC/Big Ten Michigan State 6½ At Louisville THE AP TOP 25 POLL Indiana at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Edmonton 23 10 11 2 22 64 76 Boise State 3 At Drake The Top 25 teams in The Associated Press Dame Challenge, Indiana at Duke L.A. Lakers at Denver, 9 p.m. Arizona 22 9 11 2 20 53 62 Nevada 7 At Loyola of Chicago college football poll, with fi rst-place votes in Los Angeles 23 8 14 1 17 51 74 6:30 p.m. NBA At Oklahoma 10 North Texas parentheses, records through Nov. 24, total WIZARDS 135, ROCKETS 131, OT 2 points for win, 1 point for overtime loss. At Tulsa 9 Texas-Arlington points based on 25 points for a fi rst-place vote ESPN [–] ACC/Big Ten 8 p.m. HOUSTON (131) Top 3 teams in each division and two wild S. Illinois 2½ At Colorado State through one point for a 25th-place vote, and Tucker 2-7 0-0 5, Ennis III 4-9 1-1 10, Capela cards per conference advance to playoffs. Challenge, Michigan NBA [–] LA Lakers at At Iowa 13½ Pittsburgh last week’s ranking: 8-14 1-2 17, Harden 17-32 13-15 54, Gordon At Missouri 4 Temple RECORD PTS. LW 12-23 4-7 36, Chriss 1-3 0-0 2, Hartenstein 0-0 State at Louisville Denver At Wisconsin 7 NC State 1. Alabama (61) 12-0 1,525 1 0-0 0, Clark 1-3 0-0 3, Carter-Williams 0-1 0-0 At Duke 13½ Indiana 2. Clemson 12-0 1,458 2 7 p.m. NHL 3. Notre Dame 12-0 1,409 3 0, House 1-5 2-2 4. Totals 46-97 21-27 131. At Washington State 13 4. Georgia 11-1 1,336 5 WASHINGTON (135) ESPNEWS [–] Nevada at 7 p.m. CS Northridge GOLF 5. Oklahoma 11-1 1,266 6 Porter Jr. 5-11 3-4 14, Oubre Jr. 2-7 0-0 4, Loyola-Chicago NBCSN [–] Vegas at NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE 6. Ohio State 11-1 1,229 10 Bryant 2-4 0-0 4, Wall 13-23 8-11 36, Beal INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION 7:30 p.m. Chicago Today 7. Central Florida 11-0 1,146 8 12-18 4-5 32, J.Green 5-6 2-3 13, Morris 8-12 FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG LINE 8. Michigan 10-2 1,058 4 3-4 22, Satoransky 1-2 2-2 4, Rivers 2-5 2-3 6. OF PGA TOURS San Jose -110 At Buffalo +100 9. Texas 9-3 959 11 Totals 50-88 24-32 135. ISPS HANDA WORLD CUP OF GOLF Sunday’s leaders at The Metropolitan GC, At Philadelphia Off Ottawa Off 10. Washington 9-3 897 16 HOUSTON 42 23 33 27 6 —131 Melbourne, Australia. At Montreal -105 Carolina -105 11. Florida 9-3 876 13 WASHINGTON 30 37 27 31 10 —135 $7 million. 7,308; 72 IN BRIEF At Tampa Bay -230 Anaheim +210 12. Washington State 10-2 818 7 3-Point Goals—Houston 18-48 (Gordon 8-16, Purse: Yardage: Par: (36-36) At Minnesota -195 Arizona +180 12. Louisiana State 9-3 818 8 Harden 7-15, Clark 1-3, Tucker 1-5, Ennis III At Nashville -148 Colorado +138 14. Penn State 9-3 751 15 1-5, Chriss 0-1, House 0-3), Washington 11-29 Final T.Pieters / T.Detry, BEL, $1,120,000 At Winnipeg -140 Pittsburgh +130 15. West Virginia 8-3 672 12 (Beal 4-8, Morris 3-4, Wall 2-5, J.Green 1-2, JACKSONVILLE, FLA. Oregon, Baylor and 63-71-63-68—265 Las Vegas -115 At Chicago +105 16. Kentucky 9-3 602 17 Porter Jr. 1-4, Rivers 0-2, Oubre Jr. 0-4). Fouled A.Ancer / R.Diaz, MEX, $478,750 Jaguars fi re OC Hackett, Louisville followed At Edmonton -138 Dallas +128 17. Utah 9-3 536 18 Out—None. Rebounds—Houston 47 (Capela 67-70-65-66—268 At Vancouver -110 Los Angeles +100 18. Syracuse 9-3 475 19 14), Washington 38 (Morris 10). Assists— bench QB Bortles Notre Dame and UConn M.Leishman / C.Smith, AUS, $478,750 COLLEGE FOOTBALL 19. Boise State 10-2 409 21 Houston 22 (Harden 13), Washington 29 (Wall 62-76-65-65—268 in the poll voted on by Friday 20. Mississippi State 8-4 324 22 11). Total Fouls—Houston 31, Washington A.Hadwin / N.Taylor, CAN, $181,000 FAVORITE OPEN TODAY O/U UNDERDOG 21. Northwestern 8-4 322 20 29. Technicals—Harden, Morris, Washington 68-73-64-66—271 The Jacksonville Jag- a 31-member national Buffalo 4 3½ 49 N. Illinois 22. Texas A&M 8-4 283 — coach Wizards (Delay of game), Oubre Jr., T.Olesen / S.Kjeldsen, DEN, $181,000 Washington 3½ 5 44½ Utah 23. Army 9-2 169 23 Beal. A—16,872 (20,356). uars sacked offensive media panel Monday. 63-77-66-65—271 Saturday 24. Iowa State 7-4 116 25 B.An / S.Kim, KOR, $126,250 62-72-68-70—272 coordinator Nathaniel The top 10 teams At Middle Tenn. 1½ 2½ 45 UAB 25. Fresno State 10-2 102 — A.Pavan / R.Paratore, ITA, $126,250 At UCF 7 3½ 70½ Memphis Others receiving votes: Utah St. 92, Missouri Hackett and quarter- remained unchanged, 65-71-66-70—272 Oklahoma 4½ 7½ 78 Texas 88, NC State 39, Cincinnati 33, Stanford 10, COLLEGE T.Hatton / I.Poulter, ENG, $92,500 back Blake Bortles one with Mississippi State, At App. State 19 17½ 59 La.-Lafayette Iowa 4, Appalachian St. 1, Buffalo 1, Oregon 1. 62-74-67-70—273 Alabama 10½ 13 63½ Georgia day after the team’s Maryland, Stanford, A.Bjork / J.Lagergren, SWE, $70,000 At Boise State 2½ 2½ 50½ Fresno State AMWAY COACHES TOP 25 POLL BASKETBALL 65-74-64-71—274 seventh consecutive Oregon State and Texas Clemson 22½ 26½ 55 Pittsburgh The Amway Top 25 football poll, with fi rst- A.Lahiri / G.Bhullar, IND, $51,167 Ohio State 13 14 60 Northwestern place votes in parentheses, records through MEN’S BASKETBALL 64-72-70-70—276 loss. rounding out the group. At NC State 25 24 60½ East Carolina Nov. 24, total points based on 25 points for THE AP TOP 25 POLL S.Lowry / P.Dunne, IRE, $51,167 At Virginia Tech 4½ 4½ 53 Marshall fi rst place through one point for 25th, and last The top 25 teams in The Associated Press’ Coach Doug Mar- There was change at the 64-76-65-71—276 At S. Carolina 28 28½ 56 Akron week’s ranking: college basketball poll, with fi rst-place votes A.Levy / M.Lorenzo-Vera, FRA, $51,167 rone fired Hackett bottom of the poll, with Stanford 2 2½ 48½ At California RECORD PTS. LW in parentheses, records through Nov. 25, total 1. Alabama (63) 12-0 1,599 1 points based on 25 points for a fi rst-place vote 66-73-68-69—276 and benched Bortles Iowa State, Drake and NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE 2. Clemson (1) 12-0 1,536 2 through one point for a 25th-place vote and H.Li / A.Wu, CHN, $41,000 66-76-68-67—277 Thursday on Monday, making Kentucky all entering for 3. Notre Dame 12-0 1,469 3 last week’s ranking: K.Aphibarnrat / P.Meesawat, THA, $37,000 FAVORITE OPEN TODAY O/U UNDERDOG 4. Georgia 11-1 1,398 5 RECORD PTS LWR 67-78-67-66—278 New Orleans 7 7 53 At Dallas sweeping changes to the first time this season 5. Oklahoma 11-1 1,324 6 1. Gonzaga (32) 6-0 1590 3 R.Knox / M.Laird, SCO, $37,000 Sunday 6. Ohio State 11-1 1,292 10 2. Kansas (31) 5-0 1584 2 67-71-67-73—278 one of the league’s worst at Nos. 23, 24 and 25. Indianapolis 3 3½ 48 At J’ville 7. Central Florida 11-0 1,200 9 3. Duke (1) 5-1 1486 1 S.Manley / B.Dredge, WAL, $34,500 At Pittsburgh 5 3½ 52 LA Chargers offenses. West Virginia, Missouri 8. Michigan 10-2 1,041 4 4. Virginia (1) 6-0 1396 4 70-73-66-70—279 Carolina 4 3½ 56 At Tampa Bay 9. Texas 9-3 939 11 5. Nevada 6-0 1329 6 K.Stanley / M.Kuchar, USA, $34,500 Marrone also pro- and South Florida fell out. Baltimore 2½ 2½ 49 At Atlanta 10. Florida 9-3 937 13 6. Tennessee 4-1 1284 5 66-79-66-68—279 At Houston 6½ 4½ Off Cleveland moted quarterbacks 11. Washington 9-3 921 16 7. Michigan 6-0 1213 9 R.Fox / M.Brown, NZL, $32,000 At Miami 6½ 5½ 40½ Buffalo 12. Penn State 9-3 889 14 8. Auburn 5-1 1129 8 65-76-69-70—280 coach Scott Milanovich NEW YORK Chicago 3 4½ 45 At NY Giants 13. Washington State 10-2 829 7 9. Michigan St. 5-1 1111 11 D.Frittelli / E.van Rooyen, RSA, $32,000 Denver 3½ 3½ 42 At Cincinnati 14. Louisiana State 9-3 821 8 10. Kentucky 5-1 1022 10 66-76-66-72—280 to offensive coordina- Braves make splash with LA Rams 6 10 55 At Detroit 15. Kentucky 9-3 634 18 11. North Carolina 6-1 943 7 M.Korhonen / M.Ilonen, FIN, $32,000 At Green Bay 11 14 45 Arizona 16. West Virginia 8-3 621 12 tor. Milanovich spent Donaldson, McCann 12. Kansas St. 6-0 936 12 66-75-68-71—280 Kansas City 13½ 15 55½ At Oakland 17. Utah 9-3 610 17 13. Virginia Tech 5-0 921 13 A.Otaegui / J.Campillo, ESP, $30,000 five seasons (2012- At Tennessee 9½ 9½ Off NY Jets 18. Syracuse 9-3 499 19 14. Iowa 5-0 599 20 68-74-64-75—281 At New England 5½ 6 48½ Minnesota 19. Mississippi State 8-4 460 20 16) as head coach for The Atlanta Braves 15. Florida St. 5-1 581 14 G.Green / B.Leong, MAS, $29,000 At Seattle 8 10 46 San Fran 20. Boise State 10-2 375 22 16. Ohio St. 6-0 511 23 63-73-72-74—282 the Canadian Football added a pair of free Monday 21. Northwestern 8-4 363 21 17. Texas 5-1 486 — S.Kodaira / H.Tanihara, JPN, $28,000 At Philadelphia 6½ 6½ 44 Washington 22. Texas A&M 8-4 295 — League’s Toronto Argo- agents following their 18. Oregon 4-1 439 21 66-79-70-72—287 Updated odds available at Pregame.com 23. Fresno State 10-2 157 23 19. Purdue 5-1 387 24 J.Vegas / J.Naffah, VEN, $26,500 nauts before landing in first division title in 24. Utah State 10-2 130 15 65-82-67-75—289 25. Army 9-2 119 — 20. Texas Tech 6-0 380 — Jacksonville. five years, agreeing 21. Buffalo 5-0 351 22 J.Luiten / D.Huizing, NED, $26,500 PRO FOOTBALL Others receiving votes: Iowa State 103; 69-82-68-70—289 Cincinnati 82; North Carolina State 55; 22. Wisconsin 5-1 253 25 Marrone believes to one-year contracts 23. Villanova 5-2 217 — M.Kaymer / M.Kieffer, GER, $25,000 NFL Missouri 33; Iowa 20; Appalachian State 68-81-68-73—290 Milanovich and backup with third baseman Josh 14; Pittsburgh 13; Memphis 6; Alabama at 24. Maryland 6-0 170 — All times Eastern S.Vincent / B.Follett-Smith, ZIM, $24,000 Birmingham 4; Buffalo 3; Oregon 3; Stanford 25. Mississippi St. 4-1 161 15 quarterback Cody Donaldson and catcher AMERICAN CONFERENCE 72-84-66-73—295 3; California 1; Georgia Southern 1; Wisconsin Others receiving votes: Arizona St. 156, EAST W L T PCT. PF PA P.Karmis / A.Tranacher, GRE, $23,000 Kessler will energize Brian McCann. 1. Clemson 135, Furman 72, Creighton 65, LSU New England 8 3 0 .727 307 249 41, Indiana 35, UCLA 30, Iowa St. 22, St. John’s 66-87-68-86—307 a lackluster offense Donaldson agreed Miami 5 6 0 .455 223 283 THE AP TOP 25 RESULTS 19, Minnesota 17, Miami 10, Syracuse 8, Sunday when the Jaguars to a $23 million, one- Buffalo 4 7 0 .364 161 272 TCU 8, Arkansas 6, Nebraska 6, Notre Dame EUROPEAN TOUR N.Y. Jets 3 8 0 .273 221 281 Nov. 22 4, UConn 4, Florida 3, UCF 3, Davidson 1, HONMA HONG KONG OPEN No. 22 Mississippi State 35, Mississippi 3 (3-8) host Indianapo- year contract, a person SOUTH W L T PCT. PF PA Houston 1. Sunday’s leaders at Hong Kong Golf Club, Houston 7 3 0 .700 239 205 Nov. 23 Hong Kong. lis. Kessler lost all eight familiar with the Indianapolis 6 5 0 .545 325 273 No. 6 Oklahoma 59, No. 12 West Virginia 56 Purse: $2 million. Yardage: 6,700; Par: 70 No. 16 Washington 28, No. 7 Washington St. 15 USA TODAY TOP 25 POLL Tennessee 5 5 0 .500 178 189 The top 25 teams in the USA Today men’s (34-36) starts for Cleveland in agreement told The No. 8 UCF 38, South Florida 10 Jacksonville 3 8 0 .273 197 243 college basketball poll, with fi rst-place votes Final No. 11 Texas 24, Kansas 17 2016. Associated Press on NORTH W L T PCT. PF PA in parentheses, records through Nov. 25, Aaron Rai, England 65-61-68-69—263 Saturday Pittsburgh 7 3 1 .682 316 249 points based on 25 points for a fi rst-place vote Matthew Fitzpatrick, England Monday. The person No. 1 Alabama 52, Auburn 21 Baltimore 6 5 0 .545 271 198 through one point for a 25th-place vote and 70-62-68-64—264 No. 2 Clemson 56, South Carolina 35 PHILADELPHIA spoke on condition of Cincinnati 5 6 0 .455 276 347 previous ranking: Victor Perez, France 71-65-66-67—269 No. 3 Notre Dame 24, Southern California 17 Cleveland 4 6 1 .409 253 283 RECORD PTS PVS Jason Scrivener, Australia 65-69-67-68—269 Struggling Flyers fi re anonymity because the No. 10 Ohio State 62, No. 4 Michigan 39 WEST W L T PCT. PF PA 1. Gonzaga (17) 6-0 784 3 David Drysdale, Scotland 68-69-67-66—270 No. 5 Georgia 45, Georgia Tech 21 general manager Hextall deal was subject to a Kansas City 9 2 0 .818 404 294 2. Kansas (15) 5-0 782 2 Rafa Cabrera Bello, Spain 72-69-67-63—271 Texas A&M 74, No. 8 Louisiana State 72, 7OT L.A. Chargers 8 3 0 .727 307 219 3. Duke 5-1 712 1 Sergio Garcia, Spain 70-67-64-70—271 No. 13 Florida 41, Florida State 14 successful physical. Denver 5 6 0 .455 252 252 4. Virginia 6-0 710 4 Shubhankar Sharma, India 69-68-67-67—271 No. 21 Boise State 33, No. 14 Utah State 24 Oakland 2 9 0 .182 187 327 5. Michigan 6-0 638 8 Scott Hend, Australia 68-66-69-69—272 Caught at a crossroads McCann’s deal was No. 15 Penn State 38, Maryland 3 6. Nevada 6-0 614 7 Jake Higginbottom, Australia 69-65-69-69—272 No. 17 Kentucky 56, Louisville 10 between a full-blown announced by Atlanta, NATIONAL CONFERENCE 7. Tennessee 4-1 612 5 Kim Koivu, Finland 69-67-69-67—272 No. 18 Utah 35, BYU 27 EAST W L T PCT. PF PA 8. Michigan State 5-1 542 11 Matthias Schwab, Scotland 69-69-66-68—272 rebuild and a legiti- where he became a No. 19 Syracuse 41, Boston College 21 Dallas 6 5 0 .545 234 213 9. Kentucky 5-1 502 10 Micah Lauren Shin, U.S. 66-67-72-67—272 No. 20 Northwestern 24, Illinois 16 mate playoff push, the seven-time All-Star Washington 6 5 0 .545 220 229 10. Kansas State 6-0 492 12 Ashley Chesters, England 68-67-71-67—273 Miami 24, No. 24 Pittsburgh 3 Philadelphia 5 6 0 .455 230 253 10. Auburn 5-1 492 9 Nicolas Colsaerts, Belgium 68-68-72-65—273 Philadelphia Flyers fired from 2005-13. He got No. 25 Iowa State 42, Kansas State 38 N.Y. Giants 3 8 0 .273 237 288 12. Virginia Tech 5-0 471 14 Tommy Fleetwood, England 69-65-66-73—273 general manager Ron a $2 million, one-year SOUTH W L T PCT. PF PA 13. North Carolina 6-1 452 6 Justin Harding, South Africa 69-69-67-68—273 New Orleans 10 1 0 .909 409 256 THE AP TOP 25 SCHEDULE 14. Florida State 5-1 275 13 Thongchai Jaidee, Thailand 68-68-66-71—273 Hextall on Monday, the contract to play near All Times EST Carolina 6 5 0 .545 287 282 15. Iowa 5-0 264 22 Also Atlanta 4 7 0 .364 280 307 Friday 16. Ohio State 6-0 249 23 Berry Henson, United States 68-70-67-70—275 latest front-office leader his home. No. 10 Washington vs. No. 17 Utah, Pac-12 Tampa Bay 4 7 0 .364 294 338 17. Texas 5-1 235 — Sihwan Kim, United States 69-69-66-71—275 championship at Santa Clara, Calif., 8 p.m. to fail to win the fran- Donaldson was the NORTH W L T PCT. PF PA 18. Purdue 5-1 209 19 Casey O’Toole, United States 69-68-72-66—275 Chicago 8 3 0 .727 317 211 Saturday 19. Texas Tech 6-0 173 — Kurt Kitayama, United States 72-67-69-70—278 chise’s first Stanley Cup AL MVP with Toronto No. 1 Alabama vs. No. 4 Georgia, SEC champi- Minnesota 6 4 1 .591 265 246 20. Buffalo 5-0 159 25 David Lipsky, United States 69-66-69-74—278 onship at Atlanta, 4 p.m. in 44 years. in 2015 but has strug- Green Bay 4 6 1 .409 264 267 21. Oregon 4-1 157 20 Patrick Reed, United States 75-65-69-69—278 No. 2 Clemson vs. Pittsburgh, ACC champion- Detroit 4 7 0 .364 238 286 22. Wisconsin 5-1 139 — Jarin Todd, United States 73-67-70-68—278 The Flyers might not gled since. He had a ship at Charlotte, N.C., 8 p.m. WEST W L T PCT. PF PA 23. Villanova 5-2 118 — John Catlin, United States 70-69-71-70—280 No. 5 Oklahoma vs. No. 9 Texas, Big 12 cham- be done cleaning house. hip injury in 2016, was L.A. Rams 10 1 0 .909 389 282 24. Clemson 5-1 114 16 pionship at Arlington, Texas, Noon Seattle 6 5 0 .545 276 243 25. Mississippi State 4-1 97 15 WORLD GOLF RANKING Coach Dave Hakstol slowed by a strained No. 6 Ohio State vs. No. 21 Northwestern, Big Arizona 2 9 0 .182 155 293 Others receiving votes: Maryland 77, Arizona Through Nov. 25 Ten championship at Indianapolis, 8 p.m. San Francisco 2 9 0 .182 239 293 State 51, UCLA 37, LSU 36, Miami 30, Furman 1. Brooks Koepka USA 10.12 has now lost his biggest right calf in 2017 and by No. 7 UCF vs. Memphis, AAC championship, 27, Creighton 26, Minnesota 19, N.C. State 2. Justin Rose ENG 9.91 3:30 p.m. backer and his job clearly shoulder inflammation WEEK 12 19, Iowa State 16, Butler 12, St. John’s 9, UCF 3. Dustin Johnson USA 9.00 No. 19 Boise State vs. No. 25 Fresno State, Nov. 22 9, Nebraska 8, Houston 7, Syracuse 7, TCU 7, 4. Justin Thomas USA 8.79 is in danger. The Flyers and a calf strain this MWC championship, 7:45 p.m. Chicago 23, Detroit 16 Indiana 5, West Virginia 4, Arkansas 1, North 5. Bryson DeChambeau USA 7.24 No. 24 Iowa State vs. Drake, Noon have a 10-11-2 record year. A three-time All- Dallas 31, Washington 23 Texas 1. 6. Francesco Molinari ITA 6.50 and have lost five of six. Star who turns 32 next New Orleans 31, Atlanta 17 7. Rory McIlroy NIR 6.49 Sunday’s Games THE AP TOP 25 RESULTS 8. Jon Rahm ESP 6.27 They are fresh off a 6-0 month, Donaldson hit New England 27, N.Y. Jets 13 Saturday’s Games 9. Rickie Fowler USA 5.82 Baltimore 34, Oakland 17 PRO BASKETBALL 10. Tommy Fleetwood ENG 5.80 loss to Toronto in which .246 with eight homers No. 12 Kansas State 77, Lehigh 58 Seattle 30, Carolina 27 No. 13 Virginia Tech 75, Saint Francis (Pa.) 37 11. Jason Day AUS 5.78 an organization once and 23 RBIs in 52 games Philadelphia 25, N.Y. Giants 22 NBA No. 22 Buffalo 76, Marist 49 12. Xander Schauffele USA 5.70 Tampa Bay 27, San Francisco 9 All times Eastern Sunday’s Games 13. Tiger Woods USA 5.53 stamped as “Broad Street this year for Toronto Cleveland 35, Cincinnati 20 EASTERN CONFERENCE Villanova 66, No. 14 Florida State 60 14. Tony Finau USA 5.33 Bullies” played without a and Cleveland, which Buffalo 24, Jacksonville 21 ATLANTIC DIVISION W L PCT GB Oklahoma State 53, No. 19 Louisiana State 39 15. Patrick Reed USA 5.24 L.A. Chargers 45, Arizona 10 Toronto 17 4 .810 — Monday’s Games 16. Jordan Spieth USA 5.15 penalty. acquired him on Aug. 31. Indianapolis 27, Miami 24 Philadelphia 14 8 .636 3½ No. 1 Gonzaga vs. North Dakota State, late 17. Bubba Watson USA 4.91 “I feel a responsibil- Denver 24, Pittsburgh 17 Boston 10 10 .500 6½ No. 18 Oregon vs. Texas Southern, late 18. Alex Noren SWE 4.65 Minnesota 24, Green Bay 17 Brooklyn 8 13 .381 9 No. 25 Mississippi State 88, Alcorn State 65 19. Webb Simpson USA 4.65 ity for what happened No. 25 Mississippi St Monday’s Game New York 7 14 .333 10 Tuesday’s Games 20. Patrick Cantlay USA 4.59 today,” Hakstol said. cruises past Alcorn St Tennessee at Houston, late SOUTHEAST DIVISION W L PCT GB No. 3 Duke vs. Indiana, 9:30 p.m. 21. Marc Leishman AUS 4.48 Open: L.A. Rams, Kansas City Charlotte 10 10 .500 — No. 5 Nevada at Loyola of Chicago, 8 p.m. 22. Paul Casey ENG 4.36 “Nobody feels good Orlando 10 10 .500 — No. 9 Michigan State at Louisville, 7:30 p.m. 23. Sergio Garcia ESP 4.06 WEEK 13 Washington 8 12 .400 2 No. 13 Virginia Tech at Penn State, 7 p.m. 24. Tyrrell Hatton ENG 4.02 about that in our room.” The Associated Press Thursday’s Games Miami 7 12 .368 2½ No. 14 Iowa vs. Pittsburgh, 9 p.m. 25. Hideki Matsuyama JPN 3.92 Nick Weatherspoon New Orleans at Dallas, 8:20 p.m. Atlanta 4 16 .200 6 No. 22 Wisconsin vs. N.C. State, 9 p.m. 26. Rafa Cabrera Bello ESP 3.77 Sunday, Dec. 2 CENTRAL DIVISION W L PCT GB Wednesday’s Games 27. Phil Mickelson USA 3.59 NEW YORK and Lamar Peters both L.A. Rams at Detroit, 1 p.m. Milwaukee 14 6 .700 — No. 4 Virginia at No. 24 Maryland, 7:30 p.m. 28. Henrik Stenson SWE 3.58 Notre Dame-UConn still scored 17 points, Reggie Carolina at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. Detroit 10 7 .588 2½ No. 6 Tennessee vs. Eastern Kentucky, 6:30 29. Keegan Bradley USA 3.52 Arizona at Green Bay, 1 p.m. Indiana 11 8 .579 2½ p.m. 30. Matt Kuchar USA 3.50 1-2 in women’s Top 25 Perry added 16 points Denver at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. Chicago 5 16 .238 9½ No. 7 Michigan vs. No. 11 North Carolina, and 11 rebounds and No. Baltimore at Atlanta, 1 p.m. Cleveland 4 15 .211 9½ 9:30 p.m. PGA TOUR Chicago at N.Y. Giants, 1 p.m. No. 8 Auburn vs. Saint Peter’s, 8 p.m. FEDEX CUP LEADERS Notre Dame and 25 Mississippi State beat Cleveland at Houston, 1 p.m. WESTERN CONFERENCE No. 10 Kentucky vs. Monmouth, 8:30 p.m. Through Nov. 18 Indianapolis at Jacksonville, 1 p.m. SOUTHWEST DIVISION W L PCT GB No. 15 Florida State vs. No. 19 Purdue, 9:15 Points Money UConn remain the top Alcorn State 88-65 on Buffalo at Miami, 1 p.m. Memphis 12 7 .632 — p.m. 1. Charles Howell III 597 $1,407,350 two teams in The Asso- Monday night. N.Y. Jets at Tennessee, 4:05 p.m. New Orleans 10 10 .500 2½ No. 16 Ohio State vs. Syracuse, 7 p.m. 2. Xander Schauffele 594 $1,782,150 Kansas City at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. San Antonio 10 10 .500 2½ 3. Kevin Tway 574 $1,284,560 ciated Press women’s Mississippi State was San Francisco at Seattle, 4:25 p.m. Dallas 9 9 .500 2½ 4. Brooks Koepka 556 $1,826,000 basketball poll, setting efficient on offense, Minnesota at New England, 4:25 p.m. Houston 9 10 .474 3 PRO HOCKEY 5. Marc Leishman 545 $1,381,600 L.A. Chargers at Pittsburgh, 8:20 p.m. NORTHWEST DIVISION W L PCT GB 6. Cameron Champ 521 $1,279,381 up a 1-vs.-2 matchup on shooting 33 of 54 (61 Monday, Dec. 3 Denver 13 7 .650 — 7. Matt Kuchar 505 $1,311,260 Washington at Philadelphia, 8:15 p.m. Oklahoma City 12 7 .632 ½ NHL 8. Bryson DeChambeau 500 $1,260,000 All times Eastern Sunday. Both teams faced percent) from the field. Portland 12 8 .600 1 9. Gary Woodland 471 $1,449,500 EASTERN CONFERENCE Minnesota 10 11 .476 3½ 10. Patrick Cantlay 430 $1,047,523 deficits this past week Weatherspoon shot 6 of ATLANTIC DIVISION Utah 9 11 .450 4 11. Danny Lee 399 $989,155 COLLEGE FOOTBALL GP W L OT PTS GF GA in holiday tournament 10, including 2 of 3 from PACIFIC DIVISION W L PCT GB 12. Tony Finau 382 $1,212,970 Tampa Bay 24 17 6 1 35 92 68 L.A. Clippers 13 6 .684 — 13. Patrick Rodgers 372 $835,452 games before prevailing. 3-point range. Peters was PLAYOFF RANKINGS Buffalo 24 16 6 2 34 76 66 Golden State 14 7 .667 — 14. Emiliano Grillo 342 $824,042 WEEK 4 RECORD Toronto 25 17 8 0 34 88 64 The Irish needed to rally 6 of 9 shooting, including L.A. Lakers 11 8 .579 2 15. Sam Ryder 311 $754,144 1. Alabama 11-0 Boston 24 13 7 4 30 67 59 Sacramento 10 10 .500 3½ 16. J.J. Spaun 309 $809,165 from 14 points down to 5 of 8 from behind the arc. 2. Clemson 11-0 Montreal 24 11 8 5 27 76 81 3. Notre Dame 11-0 Phoenix 4 15 .211 9 17. Chesson Hadley 296 $756,793 beat No. 9 Oregon State The Bulldogs led by as Detroit 24 10 11 3 23 68 80 18. Brandt Snedeker 295 $692,905 4. Michigan 10-1 Florida 22 9 9 4 22 73 81 Saturday’s Games 19. Scott Piercy 290 $805,220 5. Georgia 10-1 Ottawa 24 9 12 3 21 85 104 in the Vancouver Show- many as 33 points in the Cleveland 117, Houston 108 20. Ryan Moore 271 $626,960 6. Oklahoma 10-1 METROPOLITAN DIVISION Denver 105, Oklahoma City 98 21. Richy Werenski 269 $614,808 case championship game second half. Quinndary 7. Louisiana State 9-2 GP W L OT PTS GF GA Minnesota 111, Chicago 96 22. Ryan Palmer 268 $804,470 8. Washington State 10-1 Washington 24 14 7 3 31 84 74 to stay No. 1. The Huskies Weatherspoon added 14 Washington 124, New Orleans 114 23. Abraham Ancer 250 $617,473 9. Central Florida 10-0 Columbus 24 14 8 2 30 84 78 Dallas 113, Boston 104 24. Webb Simpson 238 $536,875 trailed St. John’s early in points and Tyson Carter 10. Ohio State 10-1 N.Y. Rangers 25 13 10 2 28 75 76 Golden State 117, Sacramento 116 25. Rafa Cabrera Bello 231 $695,365 11. Florida 8-3 N.Y. Islanders 23 12 9 2 26 72 68 the fourth quarter at the had 10. Milwaukee 135, San Antonio 129 26. Luke List 227 $522,880 12. Penn State 8-3 Carolina 23 11 9 3 25 63 66 Sunday’s Games 27. Harold Varner III 224 $501,388 Paradise Jam before win- 13. West Virginia 8-2 Pittsburgh 22 9 8 5 23 74 71 Orlando 108, L.A. Lakers 104 28. Lucas Glover 222 $514,727 ning by 10. The Associated Press 14. Texas 8-3 Philadelphia 23 10 11 2 22 69 82 * ** B4 Tuesday, November 27, 2018 | The News Herald

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(:05) ›››› The Nightmare Before Christmas (:45) ››› Paddington (’14) Hugh Bonneville. FS1 24 27 150 219 The Herd with Colin Cowherd Speak for Yourself with Whitlock and Wiley (N) Lock It In (N) (L) Fair Game NFL Presents College Basketball FX 45 51 136 248 Mike & Molly Mike & Molly ››› Lucy (’14) Scarlett Johansson, Morgan Freeman. ››‡ Fast & Furious 6 (’13) Vin Diesel. Hobbs offers Dom and crew a full pardon for their help. HALL 23 59 185 312 Christmas Land (’15) Nikki Deloach, Luke Macfarlane. Sharing Christmas (’17) Ellen Hollman, Bobby Campo. Crown for Christmas (’15) Danica McKellar, Rupert Penry-Jones. HGTV 32 38 112 229 Fixer Upper Fixer Upper Fixer Upper Fixer Upper Fixer Upper Fixer Upper HIST 35 42 120 269 (12:30) The Curse of Oak Island The Curse of The Curse of The Curse of Oak Island The Curse of Oak Island Last year’s discoveries. Digging LIFE 56 56 108 252 Love at the Christmas Table (’12) Danica McKellar. A Gift Wrapped Christmas (’15) Meredith Hagner, Travis Milne. 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TUESDAY EVENING C - COMCAST W - WOW! S1 - DISH NETWORK S2 - DIRECTV NOVEMBER 27 C W S1 S2 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 12 AM 12:30 WJHG (7) 3 3 7 7 The Voice (N) (L) This Is Us (N) (:01) New Amsterdam (N) News Tonight Show-J. Fallon Late Night With Seth Meyers Last Call/Daly CW (7.2) 99 9 8 8 The Flash (N) Black Lightning (N) Page Six TV The Goldbergs The Goldbergs Seinfeld Seinfeld Engagement Engagement King WMBB (13) 2 2 13 13 The Conners Kids-Alright blackish (N) Splitting Up The Rookie “The Hawke” (N) News 13 at 10 (:35) Jimmy Kimmel Live (:37) Nightline (12:07) Mom (:37) Mom METV (13.2) 209 133 2 Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Gomer Pyle WKRP Cinci. Hogan Heroes Hogan Heroes Carol Burnett Perry Mason Twilight Zone Alf. Hitchcock Alf. Hitchcock WECP (18) 4 4 4 18 Rudolph, Red-Nosed Reindeer (:01) NCIS FBI “Prey” Family Feud Late Show-Colbert Late Late Show/James Corden DailyMailTV MNT (18.2) 227 13 Chicago P.D. Chicago P.D. 2 Broke Girls 2 Broke Girls Modern Family Modern Family The Game The Game Forensic Files Forensic Files WPGX (28) 8 8 28 28 The Gifted “the dreaM” (N) Lethal Weapon (N) Two/Half Men ThisMinute TMZ Live (N) Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Imp. Jokers TMZ (N) WFSG (56) 11 11 56 56 Tom Petty and the Heartbreak Fleetwood Mac: The Dance Rock group reunites. Amanpour and Company (N) PBS NewsHour (N) Tom Petty and the Heartbreak A&E 34 43 118 265 Leah Remini: Scientology Leah Remini: Scientology (:01) The Devil Next Door Leah Remini: Scientology Leah Remini: Scientology Leah Remini: Scientology AMC 30 62 131 254 (6:00) ›› The Santa Clause 2 (’02) Tim Allen. ›› The Santa Clause 2 (’02) Tim Allen, Elizabeth Mitchell, David Krumholtz. ››‡ Mr. Popper’s Penguins (’11) Jim Carrey, Carla Gugino. ANPL 46 69 184 282 North Woods Lone Star Law Lone Star Law (N) Lone Star Law: Uncuffed “Poachers in the Dark” (N) Lone Star Law North Woods Lone Star Law BET 53 46 124 329 (6:00) 2018 Soul Train Awards The Family Business Hustle in Brooklyn (N) RAQ Rants (N) The Family Business Hustle in Brooklyn Martin COM 64 53 107 249 The Office The Office The Office The Office Goatface: A Comedy Special Daily Show (:31) The Office South Park South Park South Park Daily Show DISC 36 39 182 278 Rat Rods: Supercharged Vegas Rat Rods (N) Garage Rehab A garage in Dallas; Los Angeles. Rat Rods: Supercharged Vegas Rat Rods (Part 1 of 2) E! 63 57 114 236 The Kardashians The Kardashians Busy Tonight ››‡ Sex and the City (’08) Sarah Jessica Parker, Kim Cattrall, Chris Noth. Busy Tonight ESPN 9 23 140 206 College Basketball Michigan State at Louisville. College Basketball Indiana at Duke. (N) (L) SportsCenter With Scott Van Pelt (N) (L) SportsCenter (N) (L) ESPN2 47 24 144 209 College Basketball College Basketball North Carolina State at Wisconsin. (N) (L) SportsCenter NFL Live First Take FOOD 38 45 110 231 Chopped Chopped (N) Chopped “Wellington Woes” Chopped “Cocktail Party” Chopped Chopped “Wellington Woes” FREE 59 65 180 311 (5:45) ››› Paddington (’14) (7:50) ››› Despicable Me (’10) Voices of Steve Carell. The 700 Club ›› Adam Sandler’s Eight Crazy Nights (’02) Jackie Titone FS1 24 27 150 219 Basketball College Basketball Fairleigh Dickinson at Providence. (N) (L) Inside Slant NFL Presents Fair Game TMZ Sports Speak for Yourself Inside Slant FX 45 51 136 248 ››› Furious 7 (’15) Vin Diesel. A dead man’s brother seeks revenge on the Toretto gang. ››‡ The Wolverine (’13) Hugh Jackman. Wolverine confronts the prospect of real mortality. HALL 23 59 185 312 Switched for Christmas (’17) Candace Cameron Bure. Marry Me at Christmas (’17) Rachel Skarsten, Trevor Donovan. A Wish for Christmas (’16) Lacey Chabert, Paul Greene. HGTV 32 38 112 229 Fixer Upper An old Victorian. House Hunters House Hunters House Hunters Hunters Int’l House Hunters Hunters Int’l House Hunters House Hunters House Hunters Hunters Int’l HIST 35 42 120 269 Digging Curse of Oak The Curse of Oak Island (N) (:03) Brothers in Arms (N) (:05) The Curse of Oak Island Curse of Oak (:33) The Curse of Oak Island Brothers-Arms LIFE 56 56 108 252 Happily Ever After Happily Ever After Happily Ever After Honeymoon Island Happily Ever After Happily Ever After PARMT 28 48 241 241 Friends Friends Friends Friends Ink Master (N) ››› Bad Santa (’03) Billy Bob Thornton, Tony Cox. ›‡ Grandma’s Boy (’06) SUN 49 422 656 (6:30) NBA Basketball Atlanta Hawks at Miami Heat. (N) (L) Postgame Inside HEAT Inside the HEAT After Midnight with the HEAT From Nov. 27, 2018. SYFY 70 52 122 244 (6:00) ››‡ Limitless (’11) ››‡ The Sorcerer’s Apprentice (’10) Nicolas Cage, Jay Baruchel. (:29) Futurama Futurama Futurama Futurama (:31) Futurama TBS 31 15 139 247 Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Guest Book Conan Guest Book New Girl New Girl New Girl TCM 25 70 132 256 ››› A Soldier’s Story (’84) Howard E. Rollins Jr. ›››› MASH (’70) Donald Sutherland, Elliott Gould. (:15) ›››› The Graduate (’67) Dustin Hoffman. TLC 37 40 183 280 7 Little Johnstons “Fish Balls” The Little Couple (N) Counting On 7 Little Johnstons Counting On 7 Little Johnstons “Fish Balls” The Little Couple TNT 29 54 138 245 ››› X-Men: First Class (’11) James McAvoy, Michael Fassbender. (:45) ›› Need for Speed (’14) Aaron Paul, Dominic Cooper, Imogen Poots. Mission 3 USA 62 55 105 242 WWE SmackDown! (N) (L) Real Country “Living Country” (:01) ››‡ Heaven Is for Real (’14) Greg Kinnear, Kelly Reilly. (12:05) Real Country WGN-A 13 239 307 Cops Cops Cops Cops Cops Cops Cops Cops Married Married Married Married

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Hillbillies My Three Sons WECP (18) 4 4 4 18 (:07) Access Celebrity Page (:07) CBS Overnight News (N) Paid Program Paid Program Business First Morning News MNT (18.2) 227 13 Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program AgDay WPGX (28) 8 8 28 28 How I Met Two/Half Men Steve (N) Me/Frangela Paid Program Never Fear Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Ask-Tech. Paid Program WFSG (56) 11 11 56 56 Tom Petty and Fleetwood Mac: The Dance Rock group reunites. Chet Atkins: Certified Guitar Player Peg & Cat (EI) Arthur (EI) Ready Jet Go! Wild Kratts (EI) A&E 34 43 118 265 (:04) The Devil Next Door Leah Remini: Scientology Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Airfryer Oven Paid Program Parking Wars Parking Wars AMC 30 62 131 254 ›››‡ Gremlins (’84) Zach Galligan, Phoebe Cates, Hoyt Axton. The Nuttiest Nutcracker (’99) M*A*S*H Peter Popoff Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program ANPL 46 69 184 282 Lone Star Law: Uncuffed “Poachers in the Dark” North Woods Lone Star Law Lone Star Law Meerkat Manor Meerkat Manor Animal Cops Houston BET 53 46 124 329 Martin Martin Martin Martin Jamie Foxx Jamie Foxx Jamie Foxx Jamie Foxx Showdown of Faith Meet, Browns Meet, Browns COM 64 53 107 249 South Park South Park South Park South Park South Park (:40) Archer Sex Toys Tummy Tuck Cebria Prostate King of the Hill King of the Hill DISC 36 39 182 278 Garage Rehab A garage in Dallas; Los Angeles. Ultimate Ninja Challenge Ultimate Ninja Challenge Mankind Rising Discovering Ardi E! 63 57 114 236 LadyGang Sex & the City Sex & the City Sex & the City The Kardashians The Kardashians Sex & the City Sex & the City Miss Congeniality 2 ESPN 9 23 140 206 SportsCenter (N) (L) SportsCenter Drone Racing SportsCenter SportsCenter W/Van Pelt SportsCenter (N) (L) ESPN2 47 24 144 209 (12:00) First Take SportsCenter W/Van Pelt SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter W/Van Pelt Golic & Wingo (N) (L) FOOD 38 45 110 231 Chopped “Cocktail Party” Chopped Chopped Junior Indoor Grilling Grill Paid Program Paid Program Wonder Cook DERMAFLASH FREE 59 65 180 311 Help Now! Paid Program The 700 Club Paid Program Paid Program Joseph Prince Robison Joyce Meyer Paid Program Reba Reba FS1 24 27 150 219 College Basketball Maryland-Eastern Shore at St. John’s. College Basketball Fairleigh Dickinson at Providence. TMZ Sports First Things First FX 45 51 136 248 Better Things Better Things Paid Program Paid Program Balding LifeLock Gotham Grill! Shave! Makeup! Power Quick ›› Criminal (’16) Gal Gadot HALL 23 59 185 312 Matchmaker Santa (’12) Lacey Chabert, Florence Henderson. Window Wonderland (’13) Chyler Leigh, Paul Campbell. Naughty or Nice (’12) Hilarie Burton, Gabriel Tigerman. HGTV 32 38 112 229 House Hunters Hunters Int’l Fixer Upper An old Victorian. Paid Program Hair Love Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Vintage Flip Good Bones HIST 35 42 120 269 Brothers-Arms (:36) The Curse of Oak Island Digging Digging Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Lost Worlds “The Vikings” LIFE 56 56 108 252 Happily Ever After Honeymoon Island Paid Program Dr. Ho Reliev. Tummy Tuck Hair Love Paid Program Robison Joyce Meyer Access Health PARMT 28 48 241 241 (12:00) ›‡ Grandma’s Boy (’06) Allen Covert Tattoo Night. Paid Program Sex Toys LifeLock Relieve pain Paid Program Transform Relieve pain Paid Program SUN 49 422 656 After Midnight Postgame Foot Pain Paid Program Organic Paid Program Organic Paid Program Reel Animals Sport Fishing Facing Waves Fish To Make SYFY 70 52 122 244 (:01) ›› The Vatican Tapes (’15) Olivia Taylor Dudley. (2:58) Rise of the Gargoyles (’09) Eric Balfour, Tanya Clarke. Twilight Zone The Magicians The Magicians TBS 31 15 139 247 New Girl 2 Broke Girls 2 Broke Girls 2 Broke Girls 2 Broke Girls 2 Broke Girls Love-Raymond Love-Raymond Love-Raymond Love-Raymond King King TCM 25 70 132 256 (:15) ›››› The Last Picture Show (’71) Timothy Bottoms, Jeff Bridges. (:45) ››› Hollywood My Hometown (’65) ››‡ Song of the Thin Man (’47) Myrna Loy It Happened TLC 37 40 183 280 Counting On 7 Little Johnstons Counting On My Addiction My Addiction My Addiction My Addiction Outdaughtered Little Couple Little Couple TNT 29 54 138 245 (12:30) ››› Mission: Impossible III (’06) Tom Cruise. NCIS: New Orleans NCIS: New Orleans Charmed “Witch Wars” Charmed (Part 1 of 2) USA 62 55 105 242 (:05) Chicago P.D. (:04) Chicago P.D. (:03) Chicago P.D. (:02) Chicago P.D. ››‡ Heaven Is for Real (’14) Greg Kinnear, Kelly Reilly. WGN-A 13 239 307 How I Met How I Met Elementary Camp Meeting Hair Love Paid Program Know Joseph Prince Les Feldick Joyce Meyer * ** The News Herald | Tuesday, November 27, 2018 B5

DIVERSIONS

WORD SCRIMMAGE: JUDD HAMBRICK DEAR ABBY Adult children fail to warm up to stepdad of 8 years mention it to her because up two days into our get- I know she wouldn’t want away? It makes me feel like to go with me to visit them. she was thinking of him on My desire to visit either of our anniversary. Am I read- her kids is now nonexistent. ing too much into this, or Your thoughts? — UNLIKED should I be concerned? By Jeanne Phillips IN OHIO the way, I wouldn’t think DEAR UNLIKED: I think it is of another woman — co- DEAR ABBY: I was mar- interesting that your wife worker or not — during a ried for 19 years and have didn’t tell you WHY her getaway with my wife. — three adult daughters from children don’t like you, or UNSURE IN THE WEST that marriage. I remarried if she did, that you didn’t DEAR UNSURE: Please stop eight years ago to a woman elaborate. Under the cir- worrying. If you and your who has two adult children. cumstances, your reaction bride have had a happy My relationship with them is understandable, so stay marriage for 30 years, I’m is not good, in spite of my home and enjoy yourself guessing that on your spe- efforts to engage them in while your wife visits them. cial day, she was thinking basic conversation. She told If you do, I suspect you will about how lucky the two of me recently that neither one all be happier. you are to have had three of them likes me. In fact, DEAR ABBY: My wife blessed decades together. she has suggested I just say and I just celebrated our If she had anything to hide, hello and goodbye and leave 30th wedding anniversary she wouldn’t have men- it at that. I’m not sure what I and went away for a long tioned the souvenir. I’m am supposed to do with this weekend. Late in the second guessing she brought it up information. I don’t think at day, my wife said, “Don’t because she didn’t want this point in my life (age 66) get mad at me, but a guy to forget she had agreed to I’m interested in changing who works for me asked me bring something and come myself to coax anybody to to bring him a souvenir.” home empty-handed. like me. I’m irritated with Then she told me she didn’t my wife for telling me her want to get me involved. My Contact Dear Abby at kids don’t like me. If any of question is, why wouldn’t www.DearAbby.com my daughters said, “I don’t she mention it at the start of or P.O. Box 69440, Los like your wife,” I wouldn’t the trip and instead bring it Angeles, CA 90069.

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