( cnn ) thousands of syrian and palestinian refugees trapped in the yarmouk refugee camp have suffered what can only be described as untold indignities . but while the story is in itself tragic , it is the individual lives at the heart of the camp that make the imperative for humanitarian action so compelling . i encountered two such individuals on my mission to damascus -- jihad and mohammad -- tiny , vulnerable infants who were taken from yarmouk in recent days , a place that was described last week by the u.n. secretary-general ban ki-moon as `` the deepest circle of hell . '' the fact that they are alive truly make them miracle children . looking into those bright young faces , touching their pristine hands , the logic of our humanitarian mandate -- the mission to protect -- never felt stronger to me . like the wider syrian conflict , yarmouk has a human face ; the faces of young mohammad and young jihad . i want to introduce you to them in the hope that you , too , will understand why i am firmly convinced that turning away is not an option -- and why the international community must act in a concerted manner to respond to the many tragedies in syria . jihad ya'qoub , the youngest palestinian refugee to flee yarmouk , was born on march 30 . his mother , said fatima , never imagined bringing a child into this world could be so tough . `` i was hoping to drink milk and eat eggs during my pregnancy , but our financial situation did allow us to buy these expensive food items , '' she said . said fatima was living in a community where the average person survived on just 400 calories a day . mohammad was born in yarmouk on january 25 of this year . when isis -- islamic state of iraq and syria -- entered the camp and tensions heightened , his mother , nadia , fled in search of safety . her only thoughts were to save the life of her newborn son . yet she has not lost hope in the possibility of a dignified future . she hopes that if and when life returns to normal , she will be able to live once more with her husband and son in the family home in yarmouk . these tales of courage and human dignity are a lesson for us all . when i next brief the security council , as i did a few days ago , i will tell them about jihad and mohammad . i will continue to press the case for humanitarian access to other children like them inside yarmouk , other civilians who need help where they are . to do this , hostilities will have to subside . pressure must be exerted on armed actors in yarmouk to this end . beyond that , those civilians wishing to temporarily leave must be allowed to do so safely . these things are all possible . but it takes the necessary political will -- nothing more , nothing less . yarmouk must be a place where the politics of the possible begin to take hold . i believe they can . because to abandon such belief would be to abandon jihad , mohammad and thousands of other civilians like them . and that is simply not an option .

Summary: <t> ( cnn ) thousands of syrian and palestinian refugees trapped in the yarmouk refugee camp have suffered what can only be described as untold indignities . </t>  <t> i encountered two such individuals on my mission to damascus -- jihad and mohammad -- tiny , vulnerable infants who were taken from yarmouk in recent days , a place that was described last week by the u.n. secretary-general ban ki-moon as `` the deepest circle of hell . '' </t>  <t> like the wider syrian conflict , yarmouk has a human face ; the faces of young mohammad and young jihad . </t>

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atlanta ( cnn ) a passenger on an atlanta-bound air canada flight told a cnn reporter on the plane friday that a stranger sitting behind him tried to choke him . oliver minatel , 22 , said he was sleeping on air canada flight 8623 from toronto when he felt something around his neck . `` with a rope , something that he has , he just jumped on me . that 's what happened , '' minatel told cnn 's paula newton moments after the incident . she was seated four rows behind minatel , a professional soccer player traveling with his team . the incident occurred about a half-hour before the flight landed , after the pilots had begun their descent . `` i forced it ( the cord ) down and then other people came to help , and then i got out and he started saying that we were here to kill him , '' minatel said . the man was not restrained for the rest of the trip , but the flight crew told him to stay seated with his seat belt on . the man kept trying to get out of his seat but other passengers yelled at him whenever he tried to stand up . the two-hour flight landed at atlanta 's hartsfield airport at about 4:30 p.m. where it was met by u.s. authorities . the suspect was escorted off the plane . an fbi spokesman confirmed the agency responded to the incident . `` the passenger , however , was transported for medical/mental evaluation under the direction and coordination of the atlanta police department , '' special agent stephen emmett said . `` while there are currently no federal charges pending , the facts of the matter are being relayed to the u.s. attorney 's office in atlanta . '' minatel , a forward from brazil , was traveling with his teammates from the ottawa fury football club of the second-division north american soccer league . they are scheduled to play the atlanta silverbacks on saturday . `` we 're very thankful to everyone who came to the aid of oliver and relieved that he 's o.k . and ready to play in our game , '' fury fc head coach marc dos santos said in a statement posted on the team 's website . several witnesses said they saw the suspect try to choke minatel with the cord of his headphones . kevin kerr says he was seated next to the suspect . `` he was talking about how this soccer team was trying to kill him . i thought he was maybe a deranged fan , '' said kerr . kerr said he fell asleep and he awakened to see the suspect trying to choke minatel . `` i assisted to make sure that did n't happen , '' kerr said . the canadian businessman said he and members of the soccer team kept a close eye on the suspect as the plane landed to make sure he did not threaten other passengers .

Summary: <t> atlanta ( cnn ) a passenger on an atlanta-bound air canada flight told a cnn reporter on the plane friday that a stranger sitting behind him tried to choke him . </t>  <t> she was seated four rows behind minatel , a professional soccer player traveling with his team . </t>  <t> `` i forced it ( the cord ) down and then other people came to help , and then i got out and he started saying that we were here to kill him , '' minatel said . </t>

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( cnn ) # upordown ? that 's the trending question on social media , thanks to a photo of a cat coming down some stairs . or is it going up some stairs ? ( and you thought you were done with this kind of optical illusion free-for-all after # thedress . ) the picture was apparently uploaded on imgur a few days ago and has caught fire thanks to a post on the website 9gag.com . some people are noting the apparent motion of the cat . others are commenting about the construction of the stairs . ( nobody has mentioned that some cats we could name would be more likely to stop in the middle of the steps and play with a mousie . ) of course , where there 's public debate , there are advertisers waiting to take advantage of the situation . taxes ? now , those are really confusing .

Summary: <t> that 's the trending question on social media , thanks to a photo of a cat coming down some stairs . </t>  <t> the picture was apparently uploaded on imgur a few days ago and has caught fire thanks to a post on the website 9gag.com . </t>  <t> some people are noting the apparent motion of the cat . </t>

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( cnn ) a man charged with planning the deadly 2008 mumbai terror attacks in india has been released on bail in pakistan after years of detention , prompting sharp criticism from india . zaki-ur-rehman lakhvi , a top leader of the terrorist group lashkar-e-taiba , was released early friday from a jail in the pakistani city of rawalpindi , according to yahya mujahid , spokesman for jamaat-ud-dawa , a group with which lakhvi is affiliated . lakhvi was charged in pakistan in 2009 , accused of masterminding the november 2008 terror attacks that left more than 160 people dead in mumbai , india 's most populous city . lakhvi still faces trial in the case . but an anti-terrorism court granted lakhvi bail last year , a decision the pakistani government said it would challenge . that challenge lasted until thursday , when the lahore high court ordered his release , cnn affiliate and pakistani outlet geo news reported . lakhvi posted bail totaling 2 million pakistani rupees ( more than $ 19,000 ) , according to geo news . india , pakistan 's neighbor and rival , condemned lakhvi 's bail release on friday . the country contacted pakistan 's foreign secretary to underline `` that this has reinforced the perception that pakistan has a dual policy on dealing with terrorists , and those who have carried out attacks or are posing a threat to india are being dealt with differently , '' said syed akbaruddin , a spokesman for india 's ministry of external affairs . the accusation that pakistan might treat india differently highlights long-running tensions between the two nuclear-armed neighbors , which have fought three wars against each other since their partition at the end of british colonial rule . pakistan 's foreign office responded friday by saying , `` it would not be proper to cast aspersions on pakistan 's commitment to countering terrorism at a time when pakistan has entered a critical stage of defeating the menace of terrorism . '' the foreign office also blamed what it said was india 's delay in cooperating in the case , saying it `` weakened the prosecution . '' in the mumbai attacks , heavily armed men stormed landmark buildings around mumbai , including luxury hotels , the city 's historic victoria terminus train station and a jewish cultural center . india executed the last surviving gunman from the attacks in 2012 . other suspects were all killed during the series of attacks , which went on for three days . more about the mumbai attacks . cnn 's harmeet singh contributed to this report .

Summary: <t> ( cnn ) a man charged with planning the deadly 2008 mumbai terror attacks in india has been released on bail in pakistan after years of detention , prompting sharp criticism from india . </t>  <t> zaki-ur-rehman lakhvi , a top leader of the terrorist group lashkar-e-taiba , was released early friday from a jail in the pakistani city of rawalpindi , according to yahya mujahid , spokesman for jamaat-ud-dawa , a group with which lakhvi is affiliated . </t>  <t> but an anti-terrorism court granted lakhvi bail last year , a decision the pakistani government said it would challenge . </t>

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( cnn ) larry upright died just one day after hillary clinton announced she was running for president . and in his obituary , his family made just two requests : please donate to a children 's hospital , and please do n't vote for clinton . upright , a staunch republican , died monday at a north carolina hospital . he was 81 . `` in lieu of flowers , memorials may be sent to shriners hospital for children , '' his obituary reads . `` also , the family respectfully asks that you do not vote for hillary clinton in 2016 . r.i.p . grandaddy . '' daughter jill mclain said it was natural to put that line in her father 's tribute . `` he was very passionate about politics and probably passed a little of that on , '' she told cnn affiliate wsoc . son michael upright said he knew his father would enjoy the request . `` we know he 's up there giggling right now , just laughing out loud , '' he told wsoc . upright 's passions included much more than just politics . his greatest joy was his family , and he was a former shriner of the year at the cabarrus shrine club , according to his obituary . after retiring from the building automation industry , he became an avid golfer . but it 's the last few lines of his obituary that is spurred comments from across the country . `` you have my solemn promise i will not waste a vote on hillary clinton , '' marina shear of dallas wrote in the obituary 's online guestbook . `` you were a wise man , larry upright , '' said ron renno of forsyth , georgia . `` i will remember your request in november 2016 . rest in peace , sir . '' nigel dufont of kannapolis , north carolina , offered his condolences but said he would n't budge on his support of clinton . `` so sorry to hear about larry , but i am still voting for hilary ! '' he wrote . and an anonymous commenter stayed open-minded to whoever might enter the field . `` may you rest in peace . i will vote for hillary if she is the best candidate . ''

Summary: <t> and in his obituary , his family made just two requests : please donate to a children 's hospital , and please do n't vote for clinton . </t>  <t> ( cnn ) larry upright died just one day after hillary clinton announced she was running for president . </t>  <t> `` he was very passionate about politics and probably passed a little of that on , '' she told cnn affiliate wsoc . </t>

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new delhi , india ( cnn ) as the earth shook in nepal , tremors were felt over the border in india as well . it was a call to action : within hours of the first 7.8 magnitude quake , india began planning a massive cross-border aid mission . with each hour , the scale of the devastation in nepal became clearer -- some 3,862 people are known to have died so far -- and plans in india , where 72 people were also killed , got bigger . on sunday alone , india delivered 187 tons of supplies , including 50 tons of water , 22 tons of food and 2 tons of medicine . and there will be more to come . hundreds of trained disaster relief troops landed in kathmandu and quickly got to work . with each flight in , there was a flight back out , packed with indians and other nationals escaping to safety : 2,000 and counting have fled so far . by monday , india was in full-scale crisis mode : from airports across india , planes flew in loaded with aid , and trucks made the trip by land from india 's east , aiming for more remote areas . on the ground : devastation in nepal . india 's prime minister narendra modi has made a special effort over nepal . he has visited the country twice in his first year in office . and on sunday , in his national radio address to the nation , he said indians needed to `` wipe the tears of every nepali , hold their hands , and stand with them . '' it all highlights the more proactive role taken by india in recent months . just weeks ago , india flexed its military muscle to rescue indians and other nationals from conflict-torn yemen . now , it is taking the lead in nepal . some might say india 's friendship is a signal for the other big country that shares a border with nepal : china . a display of hard power , perhaps to achieve enduring soft power in the region . but in times like this , help is always welcome . first there 's the immediate search and rescue operation , and then the long process of rebuilding work . nepal will need india 's friendship -- as well as china 's -- for many long months ahead .

Summary: <t> with each hour , the scale of the devastation in nepal became clearer -- some 3,862 people are known to have died so far -- and plans in india , where 72 people were also killed , got bigger . </t>  <t> it was a call to action : within hours of the first 7.8 magnitude quake , india began planning a massive cross-border aid mission . </t>  <t> with each flight in , there was a flight back out , packed with indians and other nationals escaping to safety : 2,000 and counting have fled so far . </t>

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( cnn ) jason rezaian has sat in jail in iran for nearly nine months . the washington post 's bureau chief in tehran was arrested in july on unspecified allegations . it took more than four months for a judge to hear charges against him . they remained publicly undisclosed until last week . the iranian-american will be tried soon on espionage , tehran 's chief justice said . he is accused of economic spying , the post reported , citing iranian state media . the washington post did not mince words on the allegation . `` any charges of that sort would be absurd , the product of fertile and twisted imaginations , '' the paper said in a statement . the state department also reacted with term `` absurd '' after hearing of reports in iran 's press about the charges . `` if the reports are true , these charges are absurd , should be immediately dismissed and jason should be immediately freed so that he can return to his family , '' the state department official said . since officers picked up rezaian and his wife , yeganeh salehi , on july 22 at their home , the post , the state department and rezaian 's family have protested and called for his release . salehi was released on bail in october . rezaian was denied bail . and for months , he was denied access to proper legal representation , his family has said . boxing great muhammad ali , also an american muslim , appealed to tehran last month to give rezaian full access to legal representation and free him on bail . `` to my knowledge , jason is a man of peace and great faith , a man whose dedication and respect for the iranian people is evident in his work , '' ali said in a religiously worded statement . the journalist has also not been allowed to see visitors aside from his wife and has endured long interrogations , family members have said . in december , after a 10-hour hearing , rezaian signed a paper to acknowledge that he understood the charges against him , the post reported . iran 's human rights chief , mohammad javad larijani , told news outlet france 24 last year that he hoped rezaian 's case would come to a positive conclusion . he said , `` let us hope that this fiasco will end on good terms . '' more on detained americans . cnn 's sara mazloumsaki and azadeh ansari contributed to this report .

Summary: <t> -LRB- CNN -RRB- Jason Rezaian has sat in jail in Iran for nearly nine months . </t> <t> The Washington Post 's bureau chief in Tehran was arrested in July on unspecified allegations . </t> <t> The Iranian-American will be tried soon on espionage , Tehran 's chief justice said . </t>

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nairobi , kenya ( cnn ) university of nairobi students were terrified sunday morning when they heard explosions -- caused by a faulty electrical cable -- and believed it was a terror attack , the school said . students on the kikuyu campus stampeded down the halls of the kimberly dormitory , and some jumped from its fifth floor , the university said . hundreds were injured and were taken to hospitals . one person died , according to the school . the confusion and panic came less than two weeks after al-shabaab slaughtered 147 people at a college in garissa , kenya . kenyan teachers and students have said they fear being targeted by the somalia-based terrorists . on sunday , as many as 108 students from the university of nairobi were admitted to kenyatta national hospital . among them , at least 63 students have been discharged , and at least four are slated for surgery , the school said . almost all of the 54 students being treated at pcea kikuyu hospital have been released , the university said . kenya power authorities and its ceo are at the school and looking into the electrical issue . normal power supply will resume after repairs , the university said . `` as we mourn the unfortunate loss of the departed student , we are also praying for the quick recovery of those who were injured , '' said vice chancellor peter m.f . mbithi in a statement . he called on the students , staff and public to remain calm . cnn 's lillian leposo reported from nairobi and ashley fantz wrote this story in atlanta .

Summary: <t> Students on the Kikuyu campus stampeded down the halls of the Kimberly dormitory , and some jumped from its fifth floor , the university said . </t> <t> The confusion and panic came less than two weeks after Al-Shabaab slaughtered 147 people at a college in Garissa , Kenya . </t> <t> Among them , at least 63 students have been discharged , and at least four are slated for surgery , the school said . </t>

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( cnn ) # upordown ? that 's the trending question on social media , thanks to a photo of a cat coming down some stairs . or is it going up some stairs ? ( and you thought you were done with this kind of optical illusion free-for-all after # thedress . ) the picture was apparently uploaded on imgur a few days ago and has caught fire thanks to a post on the website 9gag.com . some people are noting the apparent motion of the cat . others are commenting about the construction of the stairs . ( nobody has mentioned that some cats we could name would be more likely to stop in the middle of the steps and play with a mousie . ) of course , where there 's public debate , there are advertisers waiting to take advantage of the situation . taxes ? now , those are really confusing .

Summary: <t> That 's the trending question on social media , thanks to a photo of a cat coming down some stairs . </t> <t> The picture was apparently uploaded on Imgur a few days ago and has caught fire thanks to a post on the website 9gag . </t> <t> Some people are noting the apparent motion of the cat . </t>

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peshawar , pakistan ( cnn ) ten people have been sentenced to life in prison for their roles in the 2012 attack on nobel peace prize-winning activist malala yousafzai , a judge announced thursday . the assailant 's conviction and sentences follow a trial that included testimony from both sides , according to pakistani antiterrorism judge mohammad amin kundi . the 10 were arrested in swat , a district of pakistan 's khyber pakhtunkhwa province , pakistani army spokesman maj. gen. asim bajwa said last september . that was nearly two years after the then 15-year-old yousafzai -- who was despised by taliban militants for her outspoken support of girls ' right to an education -- was shot as she was traveling home on a school bus . she not only survived that attack , but went on to become an even more vocal international activist . in fact , her efforts helped earn her the nobel peace prize -- which she shared with india 's kailash satyarthi -- last year . malala at u.n. : the taliban failed to silence us . journalist zahir shah reported from peshawar , and cnn 's greg botelho wrote this story from atlanta .

Summary: <t> Peshawar , Pakistan -LRB- CNN -RRB- Ten people have been sentenced to life in prison for their roles in the 2012 attack on Nobel Peace Prize-winning activist Malala Yousafzai , a judge announced Thursday . </t> <t> The assailant 's conviction and sentences follow a trial that included testimony from both sides , according to Pakistani antiterrorism judge Mohammad Amin Kundi . </t> <t> In fact , her efforts helped earn her the Nobel Peace Prize -- which she shared with India 's Kailash Satyarthi -- last year . </t>

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( cnn ) their relationship led to jail time for her , but mary kay letourneau fualaau wants the world to know that she and her husband , vili fualaau , are still happily together . she was a married 34-year-old teacher and mother of four in seattle in 1996 when she began an affair with fualaau , her 13-year-old student . letourneau gave birth to her young lover 's child and went on to serve more than seven years in prison on charges related to their sexual relationship . on friday , abc 's `` 20/20 '' will air an exclusive interview with the couple , who will celebrate their 10th wedding anniversary on may 20 . the pair wed soon after she was released from prison in 2005 and are now the parents of two teen girls . according to abc , during the interview with barbara walters , `` mary kay tells walters what makes their marriage work in spite of their huge difference in their age . '' `` she also discusses her surprising plans to teach again , as well as her intentions to have her status as a registered sex offender lifted , '' a posting on the network 's site says . `` vili fualaau , meanwhile , discusses his bouts with alcoholism , depression and why he believes the system failed him while he was still a minor . '' letourneau fualaau is now 53 , and her husband is 31 .

Summary: <t> She was a married 34-year-old teacher and mother of four in Seattle in 1996 when she began an affair with Fualaau , her 13-year-old student . </t> <t> Letourneau gave birth to her young lover 's child and went on to serve more than seven years in prison on charges related to their sexual relationship . </t> <t> On Friday , ABC 's `` 20/20 '' will air an exclusive interview with the couple , who will celebrate their 10th wedding anniversary on May 20 . </t>

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new delhi , india ( cnn ) as the earth shook in nepal , tremors were felt over the border in india as well . it was a call to action : within hours of the first 7.8 magnitude quake , india began planning a massive cross-border aid mission . with each hour , the scale of the devastation in nepal became clearer -- some 3,862 people are known to have died so far -- and plans in india , where 72 people were also killed , got bigger . on sunday alone , india delivered 187 tons of supplies , including 50 tons of water , 22 tons of food and 2 tons of medicine . and there will be more to come . hundreds of trained disaster relief troops landed in kathmandu and quickly got to work . with each flight in , there was a flight back out , packed with indians and other nationals escaping to safety : 2,000 and counting have fled so far . by monday , india was in full-scale crisis mode : from airports across india , planes flew in loaded with aid , and trucks made the trip by land from india 's east , aiming for more remote areas . on the ground : devastation in nepal . india 's prime minister narendra modi has made a special effort over nepal . he has visited the country twice in his first year in office . and on sunday , in his national radio address to the nation , he said indians needed to `` wipe the tears of every nepali , hold their hands , and stand with them . '' it all highlights the more proactive role taken by india in recent months . just weeks ago , india flexed its military muscle to rescue indians and other nationals from conflict-torn yemen . now , it is taking the lead in nepal . some might say india 's friendship is a signal for the other big country that shares a border with nepal : china . a display of hard power , perhaps to achieve enduring soft power in the region . but in times like this , help is always welcome . first there 's the immediate search and rescue operation , and then the long process of rebuilding work . nepal will need india 's friendship -- as well as china 's -- for many long months ahead .

Summary: <t> It was a call to action : Within hours of the first 7.8 magnitude quake , India began planning a massive cross-border aid mission . </t> <t> On Sunday alone , India delivered 187 tons of supplies , including 50 tons of water , 22 tons of food and 2 tons of medicine . </t> <t> By Monday , India was in full-scale crisis mode : From airports across India , planes flew in loaded with aid , and trucks made the trip by land from India 's east , aiming for more remote areas . </t>

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delhi ( cnn ) an international human rights group is calling for an independent investigation of the killings by police of 20 suspected red sandalwood smugglers in southeastern india . `` there must be a criminal investigation to determine whether the police used excessive force , and whether the killings amount to ' fake encounters , ' or staged extrajudicial executions '' , said abhirr vp , of amnesty international india . `` the police are not above the law , and must not be treated like they are . '' those responsible should be brought to justice , according to amnesty . `` lethal force should not be used except when strictly unavoidable in order to protect life , '' vp said . a police official , deputy inspector general kantha rao , declined comment wednesday , saying an `` investigation is still going on . '' the incident in question took place early tuesday in india 's southeastern andhra pradesh state . forest officials near the town of tirupati spotted hundreds of smugglers cutting trees for red sandalwood , rao said tuesday . the forest officials , who were unarmed , called for police . `` we saw several trees chopped down , '' rao said said . `` these guys came prepared and were heavily armed . '' rao said that the ensuing gun battle lasted more than three hours and 20 smugglers were shot . many of them came from the neighboring state of tamil nadu , he said . amnesty international said the police were claiming self-defense , alleging the suspects attacked them with stone and axes . `` however , no police official was injured , '' the amnesty statement said . `` most of the suspected smugglers were shot in the back . '' according to amnesty , india 's national human rights commission has said the incident `` involved a serious violation of human rights of the individuals , '' and that `` the opening of firing can not be justified on the ground of self defense since it resulted in the loss of lives of 20 persons . '' the commission has asked senior government and police officials to explain the actions of the police and forest officials within two weeks , amnesty said . police said sandalwood smuggling is common in the area . local media are reporting that politicians from tamil nadu have lodged a protest against the andhra pradesh government , saying the alleged smugglers were murdered in cold blood . kunal sehgal in delhi contributed to this report .

Summary: <t> `` There must be a criminal investigation to determine whether the police used excessive force , and whether the killings amount to ` fake encounters , ' or staged extrajudicial executions '' , said Abhirr Vp , of Amnesty International India . </t> <t> `` Lethal force should not be used except when strictly unavoidable in order to protect life , '' Vp said . </t> <t> The incident in question took place early Tuesday in India 's southeastern Andhra Pradesh state . </t>

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( the hollywood reporter ) the original cast of twin peaks is backing david lynch in his salary standoff with showtime . the stars have teamed together for a video backing the show 's co-creator with a # savetwinpeaks campaign that says doing the revival without lynch is `` like pies without cherries , '' among other nods to the original drama series . sherilyn fenn , sheryl lee , james marshall , peggy lipton and other familiar faces from the series appear in the video . ( some members have also set up a facebook page . ) showtime renews ' shameless , ' orders ' happyish ' to series . lynch announced sunday that he was exiting showtime 's nine-episode revival over a salary dispute . he originally signed on to direct the project but noted that there was `` not enough money offered to do the script the way i felt needed to be done . '' showtime already had a deal in place with lynch and co-creator mark frost to bring back the cult hit with star kyle maclachlan for a run in 2016 , with sources telling thr that the scripts had already been written . showtime chief on ' twin peaks ' plans , ' homeland ' backlash and free speech . for its part , showtime noted that it `` continues to hold out hope '' that twin peaks can be brought back with both its creators at the helm . maclachlan is the only cast member currently confirmed for the reboot . lynch to leave ' twin peaks ' reboot . ©2015 the hollywood reporter . all rights reserved .

Summary: <t> the stars have teamed together for a video backing the show 's co-creator with a # savetwinpeaks campaign that says doing the revival without lynch is `` like pies without cherries , `` among other nods to the original drama series . </t>  <t> sherilyn fenn , sheryl lee , james marshall , peggy lipton and other familiar faces from the series appear in the video . </t>  <t> lynch announced sunday that he was exiting showtime 's nine-episode revival over a salary dispute . </t>  <t> showtime already had a deal in place with lynch and co-creator mark frost to bring back the cult hit with star kyle maclachlan for a run in 2016 , with sources telling thr that the scripts had already been written . </t>

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( cnn ) jason rezaian has sat in jail in iran for nearly nine months . the washington post 's bureau chief in tehran was arrested in july on unspecified allegations . it took more than four months for a judge to hear charges against him . they remained publicly undisclosed until last week . the iranian-american will be tried soon on espionage , tehran 's chief justice said . he is accused of economic spying , the post reported , citing iranian state media . the washington post did not mince words on the allegation . `` any charges of that sort would be absurd , the product of fertile and twisted imaginations , '' the paper said in a statement . the state department also reacted with term `` absurd '' after hearing of reports in iran 's press about the charges . `` if the reports are true , these charges are absurd , should be immediately dismissed and jason should be immediately freed so that he can return to his family , '' the state department official said . since officers picked up rezaian and his wife , yeganeh salehi , on july 22 at their home , the post , the state department and rezaian 's family have protested and called for his release . salehi was released on bail in october . rezaian was denied bail . and for months , he was denied access to proper legal representation , his family has said . boxing great muhammad ali , also an american muslim , appealed to tehran last month to give rezaian full access to legal representation and free him on bail . `` to my knowledge , jason is a man of peace and great faith , a man whose dedication and respect for the iranian people is evident in his work , '' ali said in a religiously worded statement . the journalist has also not been allowed to see visitors aside from his wife and has endured long interrogations , family members have said . in december , after a 10-hour hearing , rezaian signed a paper to acknowledge that he understood the charges against him , the post reported . iran 's human rights chief , mohammad javad larijani , told news outlet france 24 last year that he hoped rezaian 's case would come to a positive conclusion . he said , `` let us hope that this fiasco will end on good terms . '' more on detained americans . cnn 's sara mazloumsaki and azadeh ansari contributed to this report .

Summary: <t> ( cnn ) jason rezaian has sat in jail in iran for nearly nine months . </t>  <t> the washington post 's bureau chief in tehran was arrested in july on unspecified allegations . </t>  <t> it took more than four months for a judge to hear charges against him . </t>  <t> the iranian-american will be tried soon on espionage , tehran 's chief justice said . </t>  <t> he is accused of economic spying , the post reported , citing iranian state media . </t>

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atlanta ( cnn ) a passenger on an atlanta-bound air canada flight told a cnn reporter on the plane friday that a stranger sitting behind him tried to choke him . oliver minatel , 22 , said he was sleeping on air canada flight 8623 from toronto when he felt something around his neck . `` with a rope , something that he has , he just jumped on me . that 's what happened , '' minatel told cnn 's paula newton moments after the incident . she was seated four rows behind minatel , a professional soccer player traveling with his team . the incident occurred about a half-hour before the flight landed , after the pilots had begun their descent . `` i forced it ( the cord ) down and then other people came to help , and then i got out and he started saying that we were here to kill him , '' minatel said . the man was not restrained for the rest of the trip , but the flight crew told him to stay seated with his seat belt on . the man kept trying to get out of his seat but other passengers yelled at him whenever he tried to stand up . the two-hour flight landed at atlanta 's hartsfield airport at about 4:30 p.m. where it was met by u.s. authorities . the suspect was escorted off the plane . an fbi spokesman confirmed the agency responded to the incident . `` the passenger , however , was transported for medical/mental evaluation under the direction and coordination of the atlanta police department , '' special agent stephen emmett said . `` while there are currently no federal charges pending , the facts of the matter are being relayed to the u.s. attorney 's office in atlanta . '' minatel , a forward from brazil , was traveling with his teammates from the ottawa fury football club of the second-division north american soccer league . they are scheduled to play the atlanta silverbacks on saturday . `` we 're very thankful to everyone who came to the aid of oliver and relieved that he 's o.k . and ready to play in our game , '' fury fc head coach marc dos santos said in a statement posted on the team 's website . several witnesses said they saw the suspect try to choke minatel with the cord of his headphones . kevin kerr says he was seated next to the suspect . `` he was talking about how this soccer team was trying to kill him . i thought he was maybe a deranged fan , '' said kerr . kerr said he fell asleep and he awakened to see the suspect trying to choke minatel . `` i assisted to make sure that did n't happen , '' kerr said . the canadian businessman said he and members of the soccer team kept a close eye on the suspect as the plane landed to make sure he did not threaten other passengers .

Summary: <t> atlanta ( cnn ) a passenger on an atlanta-bound air canada flight told a cnn reporter on the plane friday that a stranger sitting behind him tried to choke him . </t>  <t> oliver minatel , 22 , said he was sleeping on air canada flight 8623 from toronto when he felt something around his neck . </t>  <t> the man was not restrained for the rest of the trip , but the flight crew told him to stay seated with his seat belt on . </t>  <t> where it was met by u.s . </t>

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( cnn ) # upordown ? that 's the trending question on social media , thanks to a photo of a cat coming down some stairs . or is it going up some stairs ? ( and you thought you were done with this kind of optical illusion free-for-all after # thedress . ) the picture was apparently uploaded on imgur a few days ago and has caught fire thanks to a post on the website 9gag.com . some people are noting the apparent motion of the cat . others are commenting about the construction of the stairs . ( nobody has mentioned that some cats we could name would be more likely to stop in the middle of the steps and play with a mousie . ) of course , where there 's public debate , there are advertisers waiting to take advantage of the situation . taxes ? now , those are really confusing .

Summary: <t> that 's the trending question on social media , thanks to a photo of a cat coming down some stairs . </t>  <t> the picture was apparently uploaded on imgur a few days ago and has caught fire thanks to a post on the website 9gag.com . </t>  <t> ( nobody has mentioned that some cats we could name would be more likely to stop in the middle of the steps and play with a mousie . ) </t>  <t> now , those are really confusing . </t>  <t> ( cnn ) # upordown ? . </t>

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( cnn ) a man charged with planning the deadly 2008 mumbai terror attacks in india has been released on bail in pakistan after years of detention , prompting sharp criticism from india . zaki-ur-rehman lakhvi , a top leader of the terrorist group lashkar-e-taiba , was released early friday from a jail in the pakistani city of rawalpindi , according to yahya mujahid , spokesman for jamaat-ud-dawa , a group with which lakhvi is affiliated . lakhvi was charged in pakistan in 2009 , accused of masterminding the november 2008 terror attacks that left more than 160 people dead in mumbai , india 's most populous city . lakhvi still faces trial in the case . but an anti-terrorism court granted lakhvi bail last year , a decision the pakistani government said it would challenge . that challenge lasted until thursday , when the lahore high court ordered his release , cnn affiliate and pakistani outlet geo news reported . lakhvi posted bail totaling 2 million pakistani rupees ( more than $ 19,000 ) , according to geo news . india , pakistan 's neighbor and rival , condemned lakhvi 's bail release on friday . the country contacted pakistan 's foreign secretary to underline `` that this has reinforced the perception that pakistan has a dual policy on dealing with terrorists , and those who have carried out attacks or are posing a threat to india are being dealt with differently , '' said syed akbaruddin , a spokesman for india 's ministry of external affairs . the accusation that pakistan might treat india differently highlights long-running tensions between the two nuclear-armed neighbors , which have fought three wars against each other since their partition at the end of british colonial rule . pakistan 's foreign office responded friday by saying , `` it would not be proper to cast aspersions on pakistan 's commitment to countering terrorism at a time when pakistan has entered a critical stage of defeating the menace of terrorism . '' the foreign office also blamed what it said was india 's delay in cooperating in the case , saying it `` weakened the prosecution . '' in the mumbai attacks , heavily armed men stormed landmark buildings around mumbai , including luxury hotels , the city 's historic victoria terminus train station and a jewish cultural center . india executed the last surviving gunman from the attacks in 2012 . other suspects were all killed during the series of attacks , which went on for three days . more about the mumbai attacks . cnn 's harmeet singh contributed to this report .

Summary: <t> zaki-ur-rehman lakhvi , a top leader of the terrorist group lashkar-e-taiba , was released early friday from a jail in the pakistani city of rawalpindi , according to yahya mujahid , spokesman for jamaat-ud-dawa , a group with which lakhvi is affiliated . </t>  <t> lakhvi was charged in pakistan in 2009 , accused of masterminding the november 2008 terror attacks that left more than 160 people dead in mumbai , india 's most populous city . </t>  <t> that challenge lasted until thursday , when the lahore high court ordered his release , cnn affiliate and pakistani outlet geo news reported . </t>  <t> india , pakistan 's neighbor and rival , condemned lakhvi 's bail release on friday . </t>

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new delhi , india ( cnn ) as the earth shook in nepal , tremors were felt over the border in india as well . it was a call to action : within hours of the first 7.8 magnitude quake , india began planning a massive cross-border aid mission . with each hour , the scale of the devastation in nepal became clearer -- some 3,862 people are known to have died so far -- and plans in india , where 72 people were also killed , got bigger . on sunday alone , india delivered 187 tons of supplies , including 50 tons of water , 22 tons of food and 2 tons of medicine . and there will be more to come . hundreds of trained disaster relief troops landed in kathmandu and quickly got to work . with each flight in , there was a flight back out , packed with indians and other nationals escaping to safety : 2,000 and counting have fled so far . by monday , india was in full-scale crisis mode : from airports across india , planes flew in loaded with aid , and trucks made the trip by land from india 's east , aiming for more remote areas . on the ground : devastation in nepal . india 's prime minister narendra modi has made a special effort over nepal . he has visited the country twice in his first year in office . and on sunday , in his national radio address to the nation , he said indians needed to `` wipe the tears of every nepali , hold their hands , and stand with them . '' it all highlights the more proactive role taken by india in recent months . just weeks ago , india flexed its military muscle to rescue indians and other nationals from conflict-torn yemen . now , it is taking the lead in nepal . some might say india 's friendship is a signal for the other big country that shares a border with nepal : china . a display of hard power , perhaps to achieve enduring soft power in the region . but in times like this , help is always welcome . first there 's the immediate search and rescue operation , and then the long process of rebuilding work . nepal will need india 's friendship -- as well as china 's -- for many long months ahead .

Summary: <t> it was a call to action : within hours of the first 7.8 magnitude quake , india began planning a massive cross-border aid mission . </t>  <t> with each hour , the scale of the devastation in nepal became clearer -- some 3,862 people are known to have died so far -- and plans in india , where 72 people were also killed , got bigger . </t>  <t> by monday , india was in full-scale crisis mode : from airports across india , planes flew in loaded with aid , and trucks made the trip by land from india 's east , aiming for more remote areas . </t>

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( cnn ) gastrointestinal illness has gripped 100 people on the cruise ship celebrity infinity , according to a report from the centers for disease control . of the ship 's 2,117 passengers , 95 have suffered from vomiting , diarrhea and other symptoms , the cdc said . the illness has also affected five members of the 964-person crew . the cdc has yet to determine what 's causing the ailments . two staffers from the agency are scheduled to meet the west coast-based ship in san diego on monday . the infinity left san diego on march 29 . it made its last stop in puerto vallarta , mexico , on april 10 , according to marinetraffic.com . celebrity cruises has been taking action since the outbreak began , including increasing cleaning and disinfection procedures , keeping passengers informed and taking specimens from the afflicted for testing by the cdc , the agency says . according to the maritime executive , this is the third time the celebrity infinity has suffered an outbreak of gastrointestinal illness , with others occurring in 2006 and 2013 . the ship was built in 2001 and refurbished in 2011 .

Summary: <t> ( cnn ) gastrointestinal illness has gripped 100 people on the cruise ship celebrity infinity , according to a report from the centers for disease control . </t>  <t> of the ship 's 2,117 passengers , 95 have suffered from vomiting , diarrhea and other symptoms , the cdc said . </t>  <t> the illness has also affected five members of the 964-person crew . </t>  <t> it made its last stop in puerto vallarta , mexico , on april 10 , according to marinetraffic.com . </t>

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( cnn ) a 32-year-old massachusetts man is facing murder charges , authorities said wednesday , four days after another man 's remains were found in a duffel bag . the middlesex district attorney 's office said that carlos colina , 32 , will be arraigned the morning of april 14 for murder in connection with the remains discovered saturday in cambridge . earlier this week , colina was arraigned on charges of assault and battery causing serious bodily injury and improper disposal of a body . a middlesex county judge then revoked bail for colina in another case he 's involved in , for alleged assault and battery . the victim in that case is different from the one whose remains were found in recent days . police were notified saturday morning about a suspicious item along a walkway in cambridge . officers arrived at the scene , opened a duffel bag and found human remains . after that discovery , police say , a surveillance video led them to an apartment building , where more body parts were discovered in a common area . that location is near the cambridge police department headquarters . the remains at both locations belonged to the same victim , identified monday as jonathan camilien , 26 . camilien and colina knew each other , according to authorities . `` this was a gruesome discovery , '' district attorney marian ryan said . cnn 's kevin conlon contributed to this report .

Summary: <t> the middlesex district attorney 's office said that carlos colina , 32 , will be arraigned the morning of april 14 for murder in connection with the remains discovered saturday in cambridge . </t>  <t> earlier this week , colina was arraigned on charges of assault and battery causing serious bodily injury and improper disposal of a body . </t>  <t> a middlesex county judge then revoked bail for colina in another case he 's involved in , for alleged assault and battery . </t>  <t> the remains at both locations belonged to the same victim , identified monday as jonathan camilien , 26 . </t>

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( cnn ) kanye west has settled a lawsuit with a paparazzi photographer he assaulted -- and the two have shaken on it . the photographer , daniel ramos , had filed the civil suit against west after the hip-hop star attacked him and tried to wrestle his camera from him in july 2013 at los angeles international airport . west pleaded no contest last year to a misdemeanor count of battery over the scuffle . a judge sentenced him to two years ' probation , as well as anger management sessions and community service . ramos and his lawyer , gloria allred , sought general and punitive damages in the civil suit , saying that west had interfered with the photographer 's rights to pursue a lawful occupation . the case had been set for trial next week , but allred issued a statement tuesday night saying ramos ' side had filed a dismissal `` because the case was settled to the satisfaction of the parties . '' she did n't disclose the details of the settlement other than saying that `` one important aspect of it was an apology by kanye west to our client , daniel ramos . '' her statement included a picture of west and ramos shaking hands , which she said happened after the apology . the original incident was caught on video , including the following exchange . `` kanye ! kanye ! talk to me , kanye ! '' ramos shouts outside a terminal at the los angeles airport on the night of july 19 , 2013 . `` what 's ' going on ? why ca n't we talk to you ? i mean , why ? '' he asks as west moves through a group of paparazzi . `` now come on , kanye , i do n't want to fight with you , '' he says as west advances toward him . `` i told you , do n't talk to me , right , '' west says . `` you 're trying to get me in trouble so i step off and have to pay you like $ 250,000 . '' west is then seen rushing the photographer and attempting to wrestle his camera from his hands . west retreats after about 15 seconds of scuffling with the photographer . `` we believe that this case sent an important message , '' allred said . `` celebrities are not above the law , and they have no right to physically attack someone simply because they were asked a question . '' beverly hills police investigated an incident in january 2014 in which west was accused of assaulting a man at a beverly hills chiropractor 's office . west avoided criminal charges by reaching a civil settlement with the man . kanye west apologizes to beck , bruno mars . cnn 's sonya hamasaki contributed to this report .

Summary: <t> the photographer , daniel ramos , had filed the civil suit against west after the hip-hop star attacked him and tried to wrestle his camera from him in july 2013 at los angeles international airport . </t>  <t> ramos and his lawyer , gloria allred , sought general and punitive damages in the civil suit , saying that west had interfered with the photographer 's rights to pursue a lawful occupation . </t>  <t> '' she did n't disclose the details of the settlement other than saying that `` one important aspect of it was an apology by kanye west to our client , daniel ramos . </t>

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( cnn ) jason rezaian has sat in jail in iran for nearly nine months . the washington post 's bureau chief in tehran was arrested in july on unspecified allegations . it took more than four months for a judge to hear charges against him . they remained publicly undisclosed until last week . the iranian-american will be tried soon on espionage , tehran 's chief justice said . he is accused of economic spying , the post reported , citing iranian state media . the washington post did not mince words on the allegation . `` any charges of that sort would be absurd , the product of fertile and twisted imaginations , '' the paper said in a statement . the state department also reacted with term `` absurd '' after hearing of reports in iran 's press about the charges . `` if the reports are true , these charges are absurd , should be immediately dismissed and jason should be immediately freed so that he can return to his family , '' the state department official said . since officers picked up rezaian and his wife , yeganeh salehi , on july 22 at their home , the post , the state department and rezaian 's family have protested and called for his release . salehi was released on bail in october . rezaian was denied bail . and for months , he was denied access to proper legal representation , his family has said . boxing great muhammad ali , also an american muslim , appealed to tehran last month to give rezaian full access to legal representation and free him on bail . `` to my knowledge , jason is a man of peace and great faith , a man whose dedication and respect for the iranian people is evident in his work , '' ali said in a religiously worded statement . the journalist has also not been allowed to see visitors aside from his wife and has endured long interrogations , family members have said . in december , after a 10-hour hearing , rezaian signed a paper to acknowledge that he understood the charges against him , the post reported . iran 's human rights chief , mohammad javad larijani , told news outlet france 24 last year that he hoped rezaian 's case would come to a positive conclusion . he said , `` let us hope that this fiasco will end on good terms . '' more on detained americans . cnn 's sara mazloumsaki and azadeh ansari contributed to this report .

Summary: <t> `` if the reports are true , these charges are absurd , should be immediately dismissed and jason should be immediately freed so that he can return to his family , '' the state department official said . </t>  <t> since officers picked up rezaian and his wife , yeganeh salehi , on july 22 at their home , the post , the state department and rezaian 's family have protested and called for his release . </t>  <t> in december , after a 10-hour hearing , rezaian signed a paper to acknowledge that he understood the charges against him , the post reported . </t>

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( cnn ) thousands of syrian and palestinian refugees trapped in the yarmouk refugee camp have suffered what can only be described as untold indignities . but while the story is in itself tragic , it is the individual lives at the heart of the camp that make the imperative for humanitarian action so compelling . i encountered two such individuals on my mission to damascus -- jihad and mohammad -- tiny , vulnerable infants who were taken from yarmouk in recent days , a place that was described last week by the u.n. secretary-general ban ki-moon as `` the deepest circle of hell . '' the fact that they are alive truly make them miracle children . looking into those bright young faces , touching their pristine hands , the logic of our humanitarian mandate -- the mission to protect -- never felt stronger to me . like the wider syrian conflict , yarmouk has a human face ; the faces of young mohammad and young jihad . i want to introduce you to them in the hope that you , too , will understand why i am firmly convinced that turning away is not an option -- and why the international community must act in a concerted manner to respond to the many tragedies in syria . jihad ya'qoub , the youngest palestinian refugee to flee yarmouk , was born on march 30 . his mother , said fatima , never imagined bringing a child into this world could be so tough . `` i was hoping to drink milk and eat eggs during my pregnancy , but our financial situation did allow us to buy these expensive food items , '' she said . said fatima was living in a community where the average person survived on just 400 calories a day . mohammad was born in yarmouk on january 25 of this year . when isis -- islamic state of iraq and syria -- entered the camp and tensions heightened , his mother , nadia , fled in search of safety . her only thoughts were to save the life of her newborn son . yet she has not lost hope in the possibility of a dignified future . she hopes that if and when life returns to normal , she will be able to live once more with her husband and son in the family home in yarmouk . these tales of courage and human dignity are a lesson for us all . when i next brief the security council , as i did a few days ago , i will tell them about jihad and mohammad . i will continue to press the case for humanitarian access to other children like them inside yarmouk , other civilians who need help where they are . to do this , hostilities will have to subside . pressure must be exerted on armed actors in yarmouk to this end . beyond that , those civilians wishing to temporarily leave must be allowed to do so safely . these things are all possible . but it takes the necessary political will -- nothing more , nothing less . yarmouk must be a place where the politics of the possible begin to take hold . i believe they can . because to abandon such belief would be to abandon jihad , mohammad and thousands of other civilians like them . and that is simply not an option .

Summary: <t> i encountered two such individuals on my mission to damascus -- jihad and mohammad -- tiny , vulnerable infants who were taken from yarmouk in recent days , a place that was described last week by the u.n. secretary-general ban ki-moon as `` the deepest circle of hell . </t>  <t> like the wider syrian conflict , yarmouk has a human face ; the faces of young mohammad and young jihad . </t>

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nairobi , kenya ( cnn ) university of nairobi students were terrified sunday morning when they heard explosions -- caused by a faulty electrical cable -- and believed it was a terror attack , the school said . students on the kikuyu campus stampeded down the halls of the kimberly dormitory , and some jumped from its fifth floor , the university said . hundreds were injured and were taken to hospitals . one person died , according to the school . the confusion and panic came less than two weeks after al-shabaab slaughtered 147 people at a college in garissa , kenya . kenyan teachers and students have said they fear being targeted by the somalia-based terrorists . on sunday , as many as 108 students from the university of nairobi were admitted to kenyatta national hospital . among them , at least 63 students have been discharged , and at least four are slated for surgery , the school said . almost all of the 54 students being treated at pcea kikuyu hospital have been released , the university said . kenya power authorities and its ceo are at the school and looking into the electrical issue . normal power supply will resume after repairs , the university said . `` as we mourn the unfortunate loss of the departed student , we are also praying for the quick recovery of those who were injured , '' said vice chancellor peter m.f . mbithi in a statement . he called on the students , staff and public to remain calm . cnn 's lillian leposo reported from nairobi and ashley fantz wrote this story in atlanta .

Summary: <t> nairobi , kenya ( cnn ) university of nairobi students were terrified sunday morning when they heard explosions -- caused by a faulty electrical cable -- and believed it was a terror attack , the school said . </t>  <t> among them , at least 63 students have been discharged , and at least four are slated for surgery , the school said . </t>  <t> almost all of the 54 students being treated at pcea kikuyu hospital have been released , the university said . </t>

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( cnn ) # upordown ? that 's the trending question on social media , thanks to a photo of a cat coming down some stairs . or is it going up some stairs ? ( and you thought you were done with this kind of optical illusion free-for-all after # thedress . ) the picture was apparently uploaded on imgur a few days ago and has caught fire thanks to a post on the website 9gag.com . some people are noting the apparent motion of the cat . others are commenting about the construction of the stairs . ( nobody has mentioned that some cats we could name would be more likely to stop in the middle of the steps and play with a mousie . ) of course , where there 's public debate , there are advertisers waiting to take advantage of the situation . taxes ? now , those are really confusing .

Summary: <t> that 's the trending question on social media , thanks to a photo of a cat coming down some stairs . </t>  <t> or is it going up some stairs ? </t>  <t> some people are noting the apparent motion of the cat . </t>

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( cnn ) larry upright died just one day after hillary clinton announced she was running for president . and in his obituary , his family made just two requests : please donate to a children 's hospital , and please do n't vote for clinton . upright , a staunch republican , died monday at a north carolina hospital . he was 81 . `` in lieu of flowers , memorials may be sent to shriners hospital for children , '' his obituary reads . `` also , the family respectfully asks that you do not vote for hillary clinton in 2016 . r.i.p . grandaddy . '' daughter jill mclain said it was natural to put that line in her father 's tribute . `` he was very passionate about politics and probably passed a little of that on , '' she told cnn affiliate wsoc . son michael upright said he knew his father would enjoy the request . `` we know he 's up there giggling right now , just laughing out loud , '' he told wsoc . upright 's passions included much more than just politics . his greatest joy was his family , and he was a former shriner of the year at the cabarrus shrine club , according to his obituary . after retiring from the building automation industry , he became an avid golfer . but it 's the last few lines of his obituary that is spurred comments from across the country . `` you have my solemn promise i will not waste a vote on hillary clinton , '' marina shear of dallas wrote in the obituary 's online guestbook . `` you were a wise man , larry upright , '' said ron renno of forsyth , georgia . `` i will remember your request in november 2016 . rest in peace , sir . '' nigel dufont of kannapolis , north carolina , offered his condolences but said he would n't budge on his support of clinton . `` so sorry to hear about larry , but i am still voting for hilary ! '' he wrote . and an anonymous commenter stayed open-minded to whoever might enter the field . `` may you rest in peace . i will vote for hillary if she is the best candidate . ''

Summary: <t> and in his obituary , his family made just two requests : please donate to a children 's hospital , and please do n't vote for clinton . </t>  <t> `` you have my solemn promise i will not waste a vote on hillary clinton , '' marina shear of dallas wrote in the obituary 's online guestbook . </t>

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washington ( cnn ) an off-duty member of the uniformed division of secret service was arrested friday in washington and charged with first-degree attempted burglary , a felony , and one misdemeanor count for destruction of property , the d.c. metropolitan police department reported . arthur baldwin , 29 , was arrested at a woman 's residence in southeast washington , according to documents provided by the police department . he has been placed on administrative leave and his security clearance has been suspended , the secret service said . baldwin is assigned to the foreign missions branch , according to u.s. secret service spokesman brian leary . that branch is responsible for working with the diplomatic community in washington . a police officer went to a residence about 12:24 a.m. after receiving a call about a burglary in progress , police documents said . the officer found the front door with broken hinges , boot prints and two broken windows , the documents say . the woman who lives there told the officer , `` my ex-boyfriend wo n't leave me alone . '' while the d.c. metropolitan police officer was at the scene , baldwin drove up , said he was a police officer and asked to speak with the woman , the police document said . when asked if he kicked in the door , baldwin said , `` i kicked the door but did not ... break the windows , '' the document said . when a cnn reporter asked for a comment friday during an arraignment , baldwin said , `` no , you 'll get me in trouble . '' his next court date is april 23 . the u.s. attorney 's office said the charge of attempted first-degree burglary carries a sentence of up to five years in prison . the charge of destruction of property carries a sentence of up to 180 days in jail and/or a fine of up to $ 1,000 . related : secret service supervisor accused of making unwanted sexual advances . the incident comes as the secret service is trying to mend its reputation after numerous issues concerning the discipline and professionalism of its officers have come to light recently . more specifics on this incident were not yet available . leary also said the secret service 's `` office of professional responsibility will investigate this matter . ''

Summary: <t> off-duty member of the uniformed division of secret service arrested friday . </t> <t> police said he was charged with trying to break into a woman 's residence . </t>

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washington ( cnn ) an off-duty member of the uniformed division of secret service was arrested friday in washington and charged with first-degree attempted burglary , a felony , and one misdemeanor count for destruction of property , the d.c. metropolitan police department reported . arthur baldwin , 29 , was arrested at a woman 's residence in southeast washington , according to documents provided by the police department . he has been placed on administrative leave and his security clearance has been suspended , the secret service said . baldwin is assigned to the foreign missions branch , according to u.s. secret service spokesman brian leary . that branch is responsible for working with the diplomatic community in washington . a police officer went to a residence about 12:24 a.m. after receiving a call about a burglary in progress , police documents said . the officer found the front door with broken hinges , boot prints and two broken windows , the documents say . the woman who lives there told the officer , `` my ex-boyfriend wo n't leave me alone . '' while the d.c. metropolitan police officer was at the scene , baldwin drove up , said he was a police officer and asked to speak with the woman , the police document said . when asked if he kicked in the door , baldwin said , `` i kicked the door but did not ... break the windows , '' the document said . when a cnn reporter asked for a comment friday during an arraignment , baldwin said , `` no , you 'll get me in trouble . '' his next court date is april 23 . the u.s. attorney 's office said the charge of attempted first-degree burglary carries a sentence of up to five years in prison . the charge of destruction of property carries a sentence of up to 180 days in jail and/or a fine of up to $ 1,000 . related : secret service supervisor accused of making unwanted sexual advances . the incident comes as the secret service is trying to mend its reputation after numerous issues concerning the discipline and professionalism of its officers have come to light recently . more specifics on this incident were not yet available . leary also said the secret service 's `` office of professional responsibility will investigate this matter . ''

Summary: <t> '' while the d.c. metropolitan police officer was at the scene , baldwin drove up , said he was a police officer and asked to speak with the woman , the police document said . </t>  <t> leary also said the secret service 's `` office of professional responsibility will investigate this matter . </t>

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new delhi , india ( cnn ) as the earth shook in nepal , tremors were felt over the border in india as well . it was a call to action : within hours of the first 7.8 magnitude quake , india began planning a massive cross-border aid mission . with each hour , the scale of the devastation in nepal became clearer -- some 3,862 people are known to have died so far -- and plans in india , where 72 people were also killed , got bigger . on sunday alone , india delivered 187 tons of supplies , including 50 tons of water , 22 tons of food and 2 tons of medicine . and there will be more to come . hundreds of trained disaster relief troops landed in kathmandu and quickly got to work . with each flight in , there was a flight back out , packed with indians and other nationals escaping to safety : 2,000 and counting have fled so far . by monday , india was in full-scale crisis mode : from airports across india , planes flew in loaded with aid , and trucks made the trip by land from india 's east , aiming for more remote areas . on the ground : devastation in nepal . india 's prime minister narendra modi has made a special effort over nepal . he has visited the country twice in his first year in office . and on sunday , in his national radio address to the nation , he said indians needed to `` wipe the tears of every nepali , hold their hands , and stand with them . '' it all highlights the more proactive role taken by india in recent months . just weeks ago , india flexed its military muscle to rescue indians and other nationals from conflict-torn yemen . now , it is taking the lead in nepal . some might say india 's friendship is a signal for the other big country that shares a border with nepal : china . a display of hard power , perhaps to achieve enduring soft power in the region . but in times like this , help is always welcome . first there 's the immediate search and rescue operation , and then the long process of rebuilding work . nepal will need india 's friendship -- as well as china 's -- for many long months ahead .

Summary: <t> with each hour , the scale of the devastation in nepal became clearer -- some 3,862 people are known to have died so far -- and plans in india , where 72 people were also killed , got bigger . </t>  <t> some might say india 's friendship is a signal for the other big country that shares a border with nepal : china . </t>  <t> nepal will need india 's friendship -- as well as china 's -- for many long months ahead . </t>

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( cnn ) sofia vergara 's ex-fiance is speaking out about their dispute over frozen embryos created while they dated . in an op-ed published by the new york times on wednesday , nick loeb explained his rationale for fighting to keep the two female embryos he shares with the actress . `` i wanted to keep this private , but recently the story broke to the world , '' loeb wrote . `` it has gotten attention not only because of the people involved -- my ex is sofia vergara , who stars in the abc series `` modern family '' -- but also because embryonic custody disputes raise important questions about life , religion and parenthood . '' loeb says he met the actress in 2010 and they got engaged two years later , at which point they decided to create the embryos and conceive a child via a surrogate . after two attempts failed to bring fertilized embryos to term , they created two more embryos using her eggs and his sperm . `` when we create embryos for the purpose of life , should we not define them as life , rather than as property ? , '' he said . `` ... a woman is entitled to bring a pregnancy to term even if the man objects . should n't a man who is willing to take on all parental responsibilities be similarly entitled to bring his embryos to term even if the woman objects ? '' loeb said he filed a complaint against the 42-year-old actress to prevent her from destroying their two embryos conceived through in vitro fertilization . he filed it in august in santa monica , california , where they apparently lived while they dated . `` we signed a form stating that any embryos created through the process could be brought to term only with both parties ' consent . the form did not specify -- as california law requires -- what would happen if we separated , '' he said . `` i am asking to have it voided . '' representatives for vergara have declined to comment in the past . loeb has said he believes `` life begins at fertilization '' and wants to implant the embryos in a surrogate and bring them to term . he said he does n't want any money from the egg donor . the case has led to questions about who has the right to embryos . typically , a prior legal agreement between a couple spells out who has ultimate authority , said fertility specialist dr. david tourgeman , who 's not involved in this case . `` usually when embryos are created , whether the couple is married or just consenting adults , there 's usually a power of attorney that is described to these embryos , if they are frozen for future use , '' he said . in most cases , the mother or the origin of the egg is given power of attorney , although anyone can make a request , tourgeman said . if there 's a disagreement , the courts usually get involved to decide who legally owns the embryos , he said . vergara is now reportedly engaged to actor joe manganiello .

Summary: <t> '' loeb said he filed a complaint against the 42-year-old actress to prevent her from destroying their two embryos conceived through in vitro fertilization . </t>  <t> loeb has said he believes `` life begins at fertilization '' and wants to implant the embryos in a surrogate and bring them to term . </t>  <t> `` usually when embryos are created , whether the couple is married or just consenting adults , there 's usually a power of attorney that is described to these embryos , if they are frozen for future use , '' he said . </t>

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delhi ( cnn ) an international human rights group is calling for an independent investigation of the killings by police of 20 suspected red sandalwood smugglers in southeastern india . `` there must be a criminal investigation to determine whether the police used excessive force , and whether the killings amount to ' fake encounters , ' or staged extrajudicial executions '' , said abhirr vp , of amnesty international india . `` the police are not above the law , and must not be treated like they are . '' those responsible should be brought to justice , according to amnesty . `` lethal force should not be used except when strictly unavoidable in order to protect life , '' vp said . a police official , deputy inspector general kantha rao , declined comment wednesday , saying an `` investigation is still going on . '' the incident in question took place early tuesday in india 's southeastern andhra pradesh state . forest officials near the town of tirupati spotted hundreds of smugglers cutting trees for red sandalwood , rao said tuesday . the forest officials , who were unarmed , called for police . `` we saw several trees chopped down , '' rao said said . `` these guys came prepared and were heavily armed . '' rao said that the ensuing gun battle lasted more than three hours and 20 smugglers were shot . many of them came from the neighboring state of tamil nadu , he said . amnesty international said the police were claiming self-defense , alleging the suspects attacked them with stone and axes . `` however , no police official was injured , '' the amnesty statement said . `` most of the suspected smugglers were shot in the back . '' according to amnesty , india 's national human rights commission has said the incident `` involved a serious violation of human rights of the individuals , '' and that `` the opening of firing can not be justified on the ground of self defense since it resulted in the loss of lives of 20 persons . '' the commission has asked senior government and police officials to explain the actions of the police and forest officials within two weeks , amnesty said . police said sandalwood smuggling is common in the area . local media are reporting that politicians from tamil nadu have lodged a protest against the andhra pradesh government , saying the alleged smugglers were murdered in cold blood . kunal sehgal in delhi contributed to this report .

Summary: <t> `` there must be a criminal investigation to determine whether the police used excessive force , and whether the killings amount to ' fake encounters , ' or staged extrajudicial executions '' , said abhirr vp , of amnesty international india . </t>  <t> `` however , no police official was injured , '' the amnesty statement said . </t>  <t> '' the commission has asked senior government and police officials to explain the actions of the police and forest officials within two weeks , amnesty said . </t>

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( cnn ) a 32-year-old massachusetts man is facing murder charges , authorities said wednesday , four days after another man 's remains were found in a duffel bag . the middlesex district attorney 's office said that carlos colina , 32 , will be arraigned the morning of april 14 for murder in connection with the remains discovered saturday in cambridge . earlier this week , colina was arraigned on charges of assault and battery causing serious bodily injury and improper disposal of a body . a middlesex county judge then revoked bail for colina in another case he 's involved in , for alleged assault and battery . the victim in that case is different from the one whose remains were found in recent days . police were notified saturday morning about a suspicious item along a walkway in cambridge . officers arrived at the scene , opened a duffel bag and found human remains . after that discovery , police say , a surveillance video led them to an apartment building , where more body parts were discovered in a common area . that location is near the cambridge police department headquarters . the remains at both locations belonged to the same victim , identified monday as jonathan camilien , 26 . camilien and colina knew each other , according to authorities . `` this was a gruesome discovery , '' district attorney marian ryan said . cnn 's kevin conlon contributed to this report .

Summary: <t> ( cnn ) a 32-year-old massachusetts man is facing murder charges , authorities said wednesday , four days after another man 's remains were found in a duffel bag . </t>  <t> the middlesex district attorney 's office said that carlos colina , 32 , will be arraigned the morning of april 14 for murder in connection with the remains discovered saturday in cambridge . </t>  <t> the remains at both locations belonged to the same victim , identified monday as jonathan camilien , 26 . </t>

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( cnn ) kanye west has settled a lawsuit with a paparazzi photographer he assaulted -- and the two have shaken on it . the photographer , daniel ramos , had filed the civil suit against west after the hip-hop star attacked him and tried to wrestle his camera from him in july 2013 at los angeles international airport . west pleaded no contest last year to a misdemeanor count of battery over the scuffle . a judge sentenced him to two years ' probation , as well as anger management sessions and community service . ramos and his lawyer , gloria allred , sought general and punitive damages in the civil suit , saying that west had interfered with the photographer 's rights to pursue a lawful occupation . the case had been set for trial next week , but allred issued a statement tuesday night saying ramos ' side had filed a dismissal `` because the case was settled to the satisfaction of the parties . '' she did n't disclose the details of the settlement other than saying that `` one important aspect of it was an apology by kanye west to our client , daniel ramos . '' her statement included a picture of west and ramos shaking hands , which she said happened after the apology . the original incident was caught on video , including the following exchange . `` kanye ! kanye ! talk to me , kanye ! '' ramos shouts outside a terminal at the los angeles airport on the night of july 19 , 2013 . `` what 's ' going on ? why ca n't we talk to you ? i mean , why ? '' he asks as west moves through a group of paparazzi . `` now come on , kanye , i do n't want to fight with you , '' he says as west advances toward him . `` i told you , do n't talk to me , right , '' west says . `` you 're trying to get me in trouble so i step off and have to pay you like $ 250,000 . '' west is then seen rushing the photographer and attempting to wrestle his camera from his hands . west retreats after about 15 seconds of scuffling with the photographer . `` we believe that this case sent an important message , '' allred said . `` celebrities are not above the law , and they have no right to physically attack someone simply because they were asked a question . '' beverly hills police investigated an incident in january 2014 in which west was accused of assaulting a man at a beverly hills chiropractor 's office . west avoided criminal charges by reaching a civil settlement with the man . kanye west apologizes to beck , bruno mars . cnn 's sonya hamasaki contributed to this report .

Summary: <t> '' she did n't disclose the details of the settlement other than saying that `` one important aspect of it was an apology by kanye west to our client , daniel ramos . </t>  <t> `` now come on , kanye , i do n't want to fight with you , '' he says as west advances toward him . </t>  <t> `` i told you , do n't talk to me , right , '' west says . </t>

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( cnn ) in a sobering example of life imitating art , the chaos sweeping the streets of baltimore may have been partly inspired by a series of action-horror movies . baltimore police said rioting at a shopping mall and elsewhere monday afternoon started amid rumors , spread on social media , of a `` purge '' led by large groups of marauding high school students . the term appears to be a reference to 2013 's `` the purge '' and its sequel , last year 's `` the purge : anarchy , '' about a dystopian future america where on one day each year , all laws are suspended for a 12-hour period and all crimes , including murder , become temporarily legal . in the movies , set in los angeles , people barricade themselves in their homes at night while gangs of violent `` purgers '' roam the streets . the government markets the sanctioned mayhem as a catharsis that reduces crime on the other 364 days of the year -- when in fact it 's really a means of population control , mostly against people living in poor urban neighborhoods . both `` purge '' movies were box-office hits and a third installment , `` the purge : vengeance , '' is planned for 2016 . the baltimore sun reported that a flier circulated widely among city school students via social media touted a `` purge '' to begin monday at 3 p.m. at mondawmin mall and end downtown . the flier included an image of protesters smashing the windshield of a police car in baltimore on saturday , the sun said . how baltimore police , protesters battle on twitter . maryland 's largest city has been on edge since an african-american man , freddie gray , died april 19 from a spinal cord injury he suffered while in police custody . peaceful protests gave way to violence saturday night and again monday , as agitators threw bricks at police , looted stores and set fire to cars and buildings . scattered references to # purge and # thepurge began appearing in twitter and instagram posts monday about the unrest in baltimore .

Summary: <t> the government markets the sanctioned mayhem as a catharsis that reduces crime on the other 364 days of the year -- when in fact it 's really a means of population control , mostly against people living in poor urban neighborhoods . </t>  <t> how baltimore police , protesters battle on twitter . </t>

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( cnn ) # upordown ? that 's the trending question on social media , thanks to a photo of a cat coming down some stairs . or is it going up some stairs ? ( and you thought you were done with this kind of optical illusion free-for-all after # thedress . ) the picture was apparently uploaded on imgur a few days ago and has caught fire thanks to a post on the website 9gag.com . some people are noting the apparent motion of the cat . others are commenting about the construction of the stairs . ( nobody has mentioned that some cats we could name would be more likely to stop in the middle of the steps and play with a mousie . ) of course , where there 's public debate , there are advertisers waiting to take advantage of the situation . taxes ? now , those are really confusing .

Summary: <t> that 's the trending question on social media , thanks to a photo of a cat coming down some stairs . </t>  <t> others are commenting about the construction of the stairs . </t>  <t> ( nobody has mentioned that some cats we could name would be more likely to stop in the middle of the steps and play with a mousie . </t>

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( cnn ) seventy years ago , anne frank died of typhus in a nazi concentration camp at the age of 15 . just two weeks after her supposed death on march 31 , 1945 , the bergen-belsen concentration camp where she had been imprisoned was liberated -- timing that showed how close the jewish diarist had been to surviving the holocaust . but new research released by the anne frank house shows that anne and her older sister , margot frank , died at least a month earlier than previously thought . researchers re-examined archives of the red cross , the international training service and the bergen-belsen memorial , along with testimonies of survivors . they concluded that anne and margot probably did not survive to march 1945 -- contradicting the date of death which had previously been determined by dutch authorities . in 1944 , anne and seven others hiding in the amsterdam secret annex were arrested and sent to the auschwitz-birkenau concentration camp . anne frank 's final entry . that same year , anne and margot were separated from their mother and sent away to work as slave labor at the bergen-belsen camp in germany . days at the camp were filled with terror and dread , witnesses said . the sisters stayed in a section of the overcrowded camp with no lighting , little water and no latrine . they slept on lice-ridden straw and violent storms shredded the tents , according to the researchers . like the other prisoners , the sisters endured long hours at roll call . her classmate , nannette blitz , recalled seeing anne there in december 1944 : `` she was no more than a skeleton by then . she was wrapped in a blanket ; she could n't bear to wear her clothes anymore because they were crawling with lice . '' listen to anne frank 's friends describe her concentration camp experience . as the russians advanced further , the bergen-belsen concentration camp became even more crowded , bringing more disease . a deadly typhus outbreak caused thousands to die each day . typhus is an infectious disease caused by lice that breaks out in places with poor hygiene . the disease causes high fever , chills and skin eruptions . `` because of the lice infesting the bedstraw and her clothes , anne was exposed to the main carrier of epidemic typhus for an extended period , '' museum researchers wrote . they concluded that it 's unlikely the sisters survived until march , because witnesses at the camp said the sisters both had symptoms before february 7 . `` most deaths caused by typhus occur around twelve days after the first symptoms appear , '' wrote authors erika prins and gertjan broek . the exact dates of death for anne and margot remain unclear . margot died before anne . `` anne never gave up hope , '' said blitz , her friend . `` she was absolutely convinced she would survive . '' her diary endures as one of the world 's most popular books . read more about anne frank 's cousin , a keeper of her legacy .

Summary: <t> ( cnn ) seventy years ago , anne frank died of typhus in a nazi concentration camp at the age of 15 . </t>  <t> they concluded that anne and margot probably did not survive to march 1945 -- contradicting the date of death which had previously been determined by dutch authorities . </t>  <t> '' listen to anne frank 's friends describe her concentration camp experience . </t>

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( cnn ) larry upright died just one day after hillary clinton announced she was running for president . and in his obituary , his family made just two requests : please donate to a children 's hospital , and please do n't vote for clinton . upright , a staunch republican , died monday at a north carolina hospital . he was 81 . `` in lieu of flowers , memorials may be sent to shriners hospital for children , '' his obituary reads . `` also , the family respectfully asks that you do not vote for hillary clinton in 2016 . r.i.p . grandaddy . '' daughter jill mclain said it was natural to put that line in her father 's tribute . `` he was very passionate about politics and probably passed a little of that on , '' she told cnn affiliate wsoc . son michael upright said he knew his father would enjoy the request . `` we know he 's up there giggling right now , just laughing out loud , '' he told wsoc . upright 's passions included much more than just politics . his greatest joy was his family , and he was a former shriner of the year at the cabarrus shrine club , according to his obituary . after retiring from the building automation industry , he became an avid golfer . but it 's the last few lines of his obituary that is spurred comments from across the country . `` you have my solemn promise i will not waste a vote on hillary clinton , '' marina shear of dallas wrote in the obituary 's online guestbook . `` you were a wise man , larry upright , '' said ron renno of forsyth , georgia . `` i will remember your request in november 2016 . rest in peace , sir . '' nigel dufont of kannapolis , north carolina , offered his condolences but said he would n't budge on his support of clinton . `` so sorry to hear about larry , but i am still voting for hilary ! '' he wrote . and an anonymous commenter stayed open-minded to whoever might enter the field . `` may you rest in peace . i will vote for hillary if she is the best candidate . ''

Summary: <t> `` also , the family respectfully asks that you do not vote for hillary clinton in 2016 . </t>  <t> `` you have my solemn promise i will not waste a vote on hillary clinton , '' marina shear of dallas wrote in the obituary 's online guestbook . </t>

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washington ( cnn ) an off-duty member of the uniformed division of secret service was arrested friday in washington and charged with first-degree attempted burglary , a felony , and one misdemeanor count for destruction of property , the d.c. metropolitan police department reported . arthur baldwin , 29 , was arrested at a woman 's residence in southeast washington , according to documents provided by the police department . he has been placed on administrative leave and his security clearance has been suspended , the secret service said . baldwin is assigned to the foreign missions branch , according to u.s. secret service spokesman brian leary . that branch is responsible for working with the diplomatic community in washington . a police officer went to a residence about 12:24 a.m. after receiving a call about a burglary in progress , police documents said . the officer found the front door with broken hinges , boot prints and two broken windows , the documents say . the woman who lives there told the officer , `` my ex-boyfriend wo n't leave me alone . '' while the d.c. metropolitan police officer was at the scene , baldwin drove up , said he was a police officer and asked to speak with the woman , the police document said . when asked if he kicked in the door , baldwin said , `` i kicked the door but did not ... break the windows , '' the document said . when a cnn reporter asked for a comment friday during an arraignment , baldwin said , `` no , you 'll get me in trouble . '' his next court date is april 23 . the u.s. attorney 's office said the charge of attempted first-degree burglary carries a sentence of up to five years in prison . the charge of destruction of property carries a sentence of up to 180 days in jail and/or a fine of up to $ 1,000 . related : secret service supervisor accused of making unwanted sexual advances . the incident comes as the secret service is trying to mend its reputation after numerous issues concerning the discipline and professionalism of its officers have come to light recently . more specifics on this incident were not yet available . leary also said the secret service 's `` office of professional responsibility will investigate this matter . ''

Summary: <t> he has been placed on administrative leave and his security clearance has been suspended , the secret service said . </t>  <t> the incident comes as the secret service is trying to mend its reputation after numerous issues concerning the discipline and professionalism of its officers have come to light recently . </t>

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new delhi , india ( cnn ) as the earth shook in nepal , tremors were felt over the border in india as well . it was a call to action : within hours of the first 7.8 magnitude quake , india began planning a massive cross-border aid mission . with each hour , the scale of the devastation in nepal became clearer -- some 3,862 people are known to have died so far -- and plans in india , where 72 people were also killed , got bigger . on sunday alone , india delivered 187 tons of supplies , including 50 tons of water , 22 tons of food and 2 tons of medicine . and there will be more to come . hundreds of trained disaster relief troops landed in kathmandu and quickly got to work . with each flight in , there was a flight back out , packed with indians and other nationals escaping to safety : 2,000 and counting have fled so far . by monday , india was in full-scale crisis mode : from airports across india , planes flew in loaded with aid , and trucks made the trip by land from india 's east , aiming for more remote areas . on the ground : devastation in nepal . india 's prime minister narendra modi has made a special effort over nepal . he has visited the country twice in his first year in office . and on sunday , in his national radio address to the nation , he said indians needed to `` wipe the tears of every nepali , hold their hands , and stand with them . '' it all highlights the more proactive role taken by india in recent months . just weeks ago , india flexed its military muscle to rescue indians and other nationals from conflict-torn yemen . now , it is taking the lead in nepal . some might say india 's friendship is a signal for the other big country that shares a border with nepal : china . a display of hard power , perhaps to achieve enduring soft power in the region . but in times like this , help is always welcome . first there 's the immediate search and rescue operation , and then the long process of rebuilding work . nepal will need india 's friendship -- as well as china 's -- for many long months ahead .

Summary: <t> on the ground : devastation in nepal . </t>  <t> and on sunday , in his national radio address to the nation , he said indians needed to `` wipe the tears of every nepali , hold their hands , and stand with them . </t>  <t> nepal will need india 's friendship -- as well as china 's -- for many long months ahead . </t>

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