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Nation &World Watch Cosby muststand trial From Gannett and wirereports vAnaheim, Calif.: Sanders seeks Kentucky recanvass on sex-assault charges Bernie Sanders’ presidential campaign requested arecanvass in Kentucky’s presidential primary Tuesday, where he Comedian, 78,is trails Hillary Clinton by less than one- accused of drugging half of 1percent of the vote. Sanders campaign officials in Ana- Temple University heim, California, said they have asked employee in 2004 the Kentucky secretary of state to have election officials review electronic voting machines andabsentee ballots from last BrittanyHorn week’sprimary in each of the state’s120 and Maria Puente counties. The office of Kentucky’s secretary of The NewsJournal, USA TODAY state said it will begin the process Thurs- day. Clinton holds a1,924-votelead over NORRISTOWN, PA. Bill Cosby Sanders out of 454,573 votes cast. The will go to trial this summer on Clinton campaign said it has no plans to chargesofaggravated sexual as- contestthe recanvass. sault, ajudgeruled Tuesday. The trial will takeplace in vAlexandria, Va.: Gov. Pennsylvania’sCourt of Com- McAuliffe defends actions mon Pleas,inMontgomery County outside Philadelphia. Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffesaid JudgeElizabeth McHugh set Tuesdaythat he is confident he followed arraignment for July 20,but the lawinaccepting donations that now Cosby, 78,waived that. The trial appear to be part of afederal criminal will start at alater date. investigation. Cosby’sattorneys criticized McAuliffedefended his actions to re- prosecutors and his accuser, porters,aday after alaw-enforcement and vowed he would prevail. official told the Associated Press that “Mr.Cosbyisnot guilty of MATT SLOCUM/AP McAuliffeisthe subject of afederal in- anycrime and notone single Bill Cosby arrives at the Montgomery CountyCourthouse for apreliminary hearing Tues- vestigation looking at donations to his fact presented by (prosecutors) dayinNorristown, Pa.Cosby is accused of drugging and molesting awoman in 2004. 2013 gubernatorial campaign. rebuts this truth,” read the McAuliffesaid he believes the investi- statement issued by Brian by submitting Constand’sstate- Constand tried to pursue Cosbyalso told police that gation centers on adonation from aChi- McMonagle, Cosby’sattorney ment to police made ayear af- criminal charges againstCosby when he talked by phone to nese businessman, Wang Wenliang. at Tuesday’spreliminary hear- ter their 2004 encounter.She in 2005 but the then-district at- Constand’smother in Canada Federal lawforbids foreigners from con- ing. told detectives that Cosbygave torney Bruce Castor decided much later,heapologized to her tributing to campaigns,but McAuliffe The ruling came after apre- her three pills that made her there wasn’tenough evidence. for anypain he caused Con- said Wang has held agreen card for near- liminary hearing where prose- dizzy,blurry-eyed and nauseat- He also struck an immunity stand and her family. ly adecade and is alegitimate donor. cutors produced their evidence ed and left her legs feeling “like deal nottoprosecute Cosbyif Early Tuesday, the back-and- to back up the three charges of jelly.” he agreed to testify in adeposi- forth in the courtroom grew vVietnam: Obama chides aggravated sexual assault they She said Cosbytouched her tion for alawsuit filed by Con- heated, with McMonagle at- regime on human rights filed in December againstCos- sexually without her consent, stand in 2005 and settled in tempting to raise questions President Barack Obama pressed by in connection with a2004 while her body was“frozen.” 2006. about the contents of the state- Vietnam’scommunistgovernment Tues- encounter at his nearbyhome “I told him, ‘I can’teventalk, Testimonyatthe hearing ment and Constand’scredibil- daytoimprove its human rights record, with former Temple University Mr.Cosby.’Istarted to panic,” then movedtoCosby’s2005 ity,and prosecutors objecting saying greater freedom for citizens holds employee Andrea Constand, 43. she said in the statement. statement to detectives about to his line of questioning. the keytoeconomic prosperity the coun- Constand’s2005 statement Constand made the state- the alleged crime. Cosbyhas Each chargecarries five to 10 try seeks. to police about the alleged ment to police when she re- maintained all along that his years in prison and a$25,000 “Upholding these rights is notathreat crime wasthe focus of the ini- ported the alleged crime in encounter with Constand was fine. Of the nearly 60 decades- to stability but actually reinforces stabil- tial hours of the half-dayhear- 2005; she also has made more consensual. old accusations of drugging ity and is the foundation of progress,” ing Tuesday. Constand, who recent statements in interviews When detectives asked Cos- and/or rape made againstCos- Obama said in aspeech at Hanoi’sNa- nowlives in Canada, wasnot in with police and prosecutors, by whether he had sexual inter- by since 2014,only Constand’s tional Convention Center. court Tuesday. which maybeintroduced at a course with Constand, he told accusations have resulted in Earlier Tuesday, Obama metwith six Prosecutors began their case later time. police, “Never asleep or awake.” criminal charges. activists,including apastor and advo- cates for the disabled and sexual minor- ities,who were prevented from attending his speech. TSA to postwait times at top airports vPakistan: DNA tests seek to identify Taliban leader Safety agencyalso volume,” Neffenger said. “I want to getasnear real-time as Pakistani Interior Minister Chaudhry decides to remove possible.” Nisar Ali Khan said Tuesdaythat au- chief of security Long lines this spring result- thorities will perform DNA tests on the ed from aconfluence of more body of aman who waskilled in an travelers,fewer TSA officers American drone striketodetermine Bart Jansen and tighter security.TSA whether he is Taliban chief Mullah Mo- and John Bacon screened 449 million travelers hammed Akhtar Mansour. USA TODAY in the first five months of this At anewsconference, Khan said Paki- year,57million more than dur- stan is still unable to officially confirm MCLEAN, VA. Figuring out how ing the same period in 2015, Mansour’s death, although Washington, earlyyou need to gettothe air- Neffenger said. Kabul and some senior Taliban com- port to deal with long security The agencyemploys about manders have confirmed it. lines and still makeyour flight 5,800 fewer front-line officers vAustralia: Study: It’sOK could become less of aguessing than at the peak of the program game in afew weeks. in 2011, Neffenger said. Part of to let baby‘cry it out’ The Transportation Security that reduction is from an ex- The practice of letting ababycry it Administration plans to post TARIQ ZEHAWI/THE RECORD OF BERGEN COUNTYVIA AP pected increase in participation out, or cry until the child drifts off to nearly up-to-the-minute wait Pressure on the Transportation Safety Administration has in expedited screening, called sleep,does notcause long-term emotion- times at the frenzied check- been building amid reports of long airport securitylines TSA PreCheck, which didn’t al or behavior harm, according to anew points in the largestairports across the nation. materialize, he said. study. through its MyTSA app by Checkpoint officers are also The study,conducted at Flinders Uni- mid-June. mer travelseason. Neffenger named DarbyLa- scrutinizing bags more closely, versity in Adelaide, Australia, tested the Theeffort will allowtravelers The plan comes as TSA re- Joye, who wassecond in com- after an inspector general re- controversial sleep method of crying it to plan to arriveearlier or movedKelly Hoggan as its head mand of the Office of Security port ayear agofound screeners out, and another commonly used meth- choose afaster checkpoint to of security.Neffenger said Hog- Operations,asthe office’sacting often failed to detect weapons. od on agroup of 43 infants spanning enter the airport’sterminals, gan wasousted Mondaybe- chief. Neffenger said he hoped Internal tests since then found from 6to16months. TSA Administrator Peter Nef- cause the agencyisseeking a to find another place “for Hog- detection rates have improved. Researchers discovered that infants fenger told USA TODAY’s edi- “different approach,” notbe- gan’stalents” within TSA. “TSA can do alot better than whose parents used “graduated extinc- torial board Tuesday. The app cause of anywrongdoing. TSA currently tracks the it’sdone,” Neffenger said. tion,” or those who allowed their child to currently provides wait times “Given the specifics of daily waits at its checkpoints,but is “We’re doing better now.” cry for increasingly long periods of time, recorded by travelers,but there volume, Ifelt it wasimportant still working on distributing In recent weeks,wait times were no more stressed than babies are too few reports for it to be to have adifferent management them as quickly as possible so stretched to two or three hours whose parents used bedtime fading, the useful. approach going forward than that travelers can decide at ChicagoO’Hare. Aweek ago, technique of moving bedtime later in The move comes after pas- we’ve had in the past,” Neffen- whether to arriveearlier or hundreds of travelers were hope that the child will fall asleep more sengers complained of exceed- gertold USA TODAY.Hesaid choose adifferent checkpoint, stranded overnight there after quickly. ingly long lines —uptothree his goal wastogaugehow to Neffenger said. missing flights because of secu- The study waspublished Tuesdayin hours in some cases —atmajor move travelers more efficiently “The idea is to pull real-time rity lines.TSA is hiring dozens the journal Pediatrics. airports in recent months, through lines,rather than just data, hour by hour,airport by more officers and moving ahead of the even busier sum- faster. airport, of what we’re seeing for bomb-sniffing dogs to O’Hare. Coming soon to : More room to tweet

ened tweets,forcing users to Also coming soon is anew the San Francisco company’s USA TODAY squeeze their thoughts into form of expression: the ability intensifying campaign to com- even fewer words —will no to “retweet” and “quote tweet” bat slowing user growth and us- SAN FRANCISCO Twitter,fam- longer count againstthe 140- yourself to share anew com- er fatigue. ous for its 140-character con- character limit (although links ment or thought or drawatten- Twitter needs to be simpler straint, is about to become less will continue to do so). Twit- tion to apithyobservation or and more intuitivefor new- concise and more expressive. ter’s reasoning: People will add humorous aside that gotover- comers and more creativeand AMR NABIL/AP Awoman lights candles Tuesdayatavigil Photos,videos,GIFs, polls — more photos and videos to looked by your followers. engaging for veterans of the for the victims of EgyptAir Flight 804 in the space-munching culprits posts if they no longer soak up The changes that will roll out service, Twitter’s Chief Market- . that for years have foreshort- 24 characters. in coming months are part of ing Officer Leslie Berland said.

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