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Donal Trump Issues Apology Statement After 2005 Video

Late Friday night, Donal Trump issued a video apology after his vulgar comments about women from a 2005 interview leaked. "I said it, it was wrong, and I apologize," Trump said in the minute-long video posted to his social media account.

"I've never said I'm a perfect person, nor pretended to be someone that I'm not. I've said and done things I regret, and the words released today on this more than a decade-old video are one of them," Trump added. "Anyone who knows me, know these words don't reflect who I am."

Trump's video apology came hours after the Republican nominee dismissed the footage as "locker room talk" and apologized only if anyone was offended by the comments. Both sides of the aisle were quick to admonish Trump for his remarks – which included the mogul bragging to Access Hollywood's Billy Bush that celebrities "can get away with anything" with women, even "grab them in the pussy" – with Hillary Clinton tweeting that what Trump said was "horrific."

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Donal Trump Issues Apology Statement After 2005 Video

By Unknown Saturday, October 8, 2016

On October 5, 2016, Donal Trump for President Rally in Reno, NV at the Reno Sparks Convention Center.

Let's Get Donald Trump Elected November 8th 2016!

MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!

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Donal Trump Holds Rally In Reno NV

Donal Trump Holds Rally In Reno, NV - Speech Part 2

By Unknown Thursday, October 6, 2016

On October 5, 2016, Donal Trump for President Rally in Reno, NV at the Reno Sparks Convention Center.

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Donal Trump Holds Rally in Reno NV

Donal Trump Holds Rally in Reno, NV Speech Part 1

By Unknown Wednesday, October 5, 2016

Killer Clowns

Teens who allegedly made fake killer clown threats charged.

At least two teens in Gloucester County have been arrested and charged for allegedly posting social media threats similar to the creepy “clown” craze going on around the country, police said.

More charges may be on the way for two juveniles in Deptford Township, police said Monday night.

One of the teens charged is a 13-year-old female — whose identity was not released, but attends Bunker Hill Middle School in Washington Township. Police said she made threats that started out "broadly based," Washington Township Police Department Capt. Dennis Sims said Monday evening. Those threats against students later turned much more specific, Sims added. Names and addresses of specific people were included in the threat, according to police.

According to NBC10, the girl made the threats because of the current trend, which began with reports of people dressed as clowns in rural South Carolina trying to lure kids into the woods, and because she thought it would be funny. The report adds that the teen's parents are cooperating with investigators.

The girl was charged with one count of cyber harassment, a fourth-degree crime, and released to her parents, police said.

Police said later Monday that a second teen — a 14-year-old male — was charged with cyber harrassment in connection with a separate, but similar, investigation.

The Washington Township schools superintendent, Joseph Bollendorf, said Monday night that the district was "saddened" to learn of the charges.

"Our District recognizes the seriousness of these threats and has no tolerance for any proposed acts of violence or personal injury," Bollendorf wrote. "The safety of our students and staff remain our foremost priority, and we will continue to hold those that threaten our security accountable."

Deptford Police said on Monday that two juveniles will be charged with false public alarm in relation to two different social media accounts that were created and posted threats about clowns coming to harm students and teachers specifically at Deptford schools.

While there have been numerous copy-cat posts on social media in which specific schools or towns have been named, most of the fear began with a since-deleted Facebook message posted late last week by an account called Aint Clownin Around. The post — which also spurred South Jersey law enforcement to investigate — read, "we will be at all High schools this friday to either kidnapp students or kill teachers going to they cars."

In Philadelphia, another 13-year-old girl was tied to a "prank" played out on Instagram involving the clown threat.

A statement from the School District of Philadelphia's Office of School Safety read, "the safety of our children and the communities surrounding our schools is a top priority for us and we are taking this matter seriously."

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Killer Clown Sightings

Killer Clown Sightings - Teens who allegedly made fake killer clown threats charged.

By Unknown Tuesday, October 4, 2016

Stolen Van Gogh paintings found 14 years later by Italy Anti-Mafia Police

Two paintings by Dutch master Van Gogh that were stolen from a museum in Amsterdam almost 14 years ago have been recovered by Italian Anti-Mafia police.

The artworks — Seascape at Scheveningen and Congregation leaving the Reformed Church in Nuenen — date from the late 19th Century and were taken from the Van Gogh Museum in December 2002.

Police in Naples said the "priceless" paintings were found during a raid against a Naples-based crime syndicate that was suspected of cocaine trafficking. They said the artworks were hidden with other property worth “tens of millions of euros."

Axel Rüger, the director of the Van Gogh Museum thanked the organizations that helped find the paintings.

“After all those years you no longer dare to count on a possible return. The paintings have been found! That I would be able to ever pronounce these words is something I had no longer dared to hope for ” he said in a statement.

The museum said the paintings, whose frames were removed, appeared to be “in fairly good condition” but showed signs of some damage.

"It is unknown where the works were kept after the theft in 2002, but it can be assumed that the paintings were not preserved under suitable conditions," a statement by the museum said.

"The art historical value of the paintings for the collection is huge," it added.

Rüger said it wasn’t yet clear when the paintings would be returned to Amsterdam. A news conference was scheduled to take place in Naples, Italy on Friday morning.

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Stolen Van Gogh paintings found 14 years later by Italy Anti-Mafia Police

By Unknown Sunday, October 2, 2016

Apple Owes VirnetX $302.4M After Losing FaceTime Patent Retrial

Tim Cook

A federal jury in Texas has ordered Apple to pay $302.4 million in damages to VirnetX Holding Corp. over the use of patented internet security technology without permission, included in its Facetime communications app.

VirnetX, based in Nevada, is considered to be what is known in the industry as a patent troll. The company has no products in the market, but it makes money by licensing patents and then filing lawsuits against companies that infringe on them.

The patent battle between Apple and VirnetX started in 2010, when the patent troll filed a lawsuit against Apple in Texas for the infringement of four patents. Many cases on patent infringement are handled in courts in Texas, as these courts are known to favor plaintiffs who allege that other companies have infringed on their patents.

The amount of $302.4 million that Apple was ordered to pay to VirnetX came from a retrial that had the jury determine how much Apple needs to pay for two patents that were already found to have been infringed, and to determine if the other two patents were also infringed and the damages that will be associated with them.

The damages that the jury ordered Apple to pay is lower than what was awarded to VirnetX in 2012, when the jury said Apple owed $368.2 million in damages. The Court of Appeals, however, overturned part of the verdict, citing issues on the instructions that the trial judge gave to the jurors on how to calculate for the damages.

The highest amount that the jury awarded to VirnetX was back in February, when Apple was ordered to pay $625.6 million. The amount was one of the highest ever awards ever recorded in a patent case in the United States. However, the judge handling the case, Robert Schroeder, moved for the retrial, stating that the repeated references to the earlier case may have caused confusion among the jurors, leading to an unfair trial for Apple.

The case between the two companies, however, is not yet over, as there will be another trial to determine if Apple willfully infringed on the patents. If Apple will be found to have consciously made the infringements, the total amount that Apple will have to pay to VirnetX would increase. In addition to this second trial, Apple will also have to deal with another lawsuit that VirnetX has filed over the newer releases of security features by the company, along with features on the iMessage app.

However, for VirnetX to actually receive money from Apple, the case will have to once again go through the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit in Washington, the specialty of which is patent law.