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Bear attack leaves 2 people injured outside their home in Idaho, authorities say
A young bear left two people injured outside their home in a small Idaho town on Friday, authorities said.
The attack happened around 3:30 in the morning in the Sunset Heights subdivision near Salmon, Idaho, which has a population of just over 3,000.
One of the victims was taken by helicopter to Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center in Idaho Falls, according to Idaho Fish and Game.
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"Idaho Fish and Game was notified by the Lemhi County Sheriff’s Office and mobilized the IDFG Wildlife Human Attack Response Team to secure the scene," the department said.
Authorities later found the bear, its sibling, and who was believed to be their mother, using a professional houndsman to track them and euthanized all three of them.
"To prevent bears from coming into your house, you must remove outdoor food smells, secure all potential entry points, and use deterrents around your property," the sheriff's office said on Friday.
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The department advised people to secure food and trash, lock up garbage, clean outdoor grills, remove bird feeders and outdoor pet food, manage fruit trees, block entry points, keep windows and doors shut and use deterrent mats.
The pair were attacked while on their porch, according to KTVB-TV.
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In July, a jogger with his dog was attacked by a bear while in a state park in Fremont County, south-east of Lemhi County.
The jogger was able to walk out on his own and his dog wasn’t hurt.
The bear wasn’t found.
Human NFL analyst extends lead over GPT with 9-6 record heading into Week 4 predictions
The robot finally had a winning week. Unfortunately for the robot, I had a better one.
I went 4-1 in Week 3 and added 3.06 units, bringing my season record to 9-6 and putting me in the black at +2.82 units. GPT managed its first winning card, going 3-2 for a profit of 0.89 units. It is now 5-10 and down 5.61 units through three weeks. Also, I have finished ahead of GPT in units every week.
We also settled our Week 3 disagreement in my favor. I took Pittsburgh getting points against Cincinnati, while GPT laid them with the Bengals and the Steelers won outright. Chalk up a major win for humanity.
We've got two more disagreements this week, and I could spoil them right now, but you'll have to keep reading. This is what's known in the business as a "tease."
The rules remain the same. ChatGPT and I each make our five best bets using the same set of odds, and no selection can be priced worse than -120.
Every wager is sized to win one unit, which means a bet at -110 risks 1.10 units to win one, while a bet at +110 risks 0.91 units to win one. Odds were captured Saturday, Oct. 3, at 3 p.m. ET.
Before we get to the Week 4 picks, let’s review last week.
I felt pretty good about this card and most of the picks hit without much sweat. I'm still annoyed that the Bucs played as badly as they did, although I'm going to complain that referees certainly didn't do them any favors.
I didn't love the Bills pick and, honestly, they didn't deserve to cover with five turnovers. But the Chargers are just that bad, I guess. The Jags and Raiders picks look great in hindsight, but I tried to warn GPT about backing the Bengals against the Steelers. The Rams and Broncos combined for 56 points, so that was a complete whiff.
DAN: 9-6, +2.82 units
GPT: 5-10, -5.61 units
Jacksonville Jaguars at Cincinnati Bengals, Sunday at 1 p.m. ET
Dan’s analysis:
A week after betting against the Bengals (and winning), I'm going to flip the script and back Cincinnati. This game perfectly fits my NFL gambling philosophy: fade what you saw most recently. The Bengals lost to the Steelers and the Jaguars pounded the Patriots. Suddenly, everyone seems all-in on Jacksonville, but I just don't see it. The Jags are OK, but I still think the Bengals are better and I'm laying less than a field goal for the home squad.
GPT’s analysis:
Getting Cincinnati below a field goal at home is the strongest argument for your pick, and Burrow’s protection gives the Bengals a way to attack Jacksonville’s pass rush. My disagreement comes from Jacksonville’s performance on both sides of the ball, not simply its blowout of New England. Cincinnati’s defensive injuries also concern me, with Kyle Dugger out and Bryan Cook and B.J. Hill questionable. At +125, I prefer Jacksonville’s outright-win potential to laying points with the Bengals.
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Green Bay Packers at Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Sunday at 1 p.m. ET
Dan’s analysis:
OK, hear me out. I know I said I was off the Bucs, like, five days ago. But I reserve the right to change my mind whenever I want. If you don't like it, read someone else. Just kidding, don't do that. I need the pageviews. In all seriousness, the Bucs should benefit from playing in the Tampa heat because they can run the ball and the Packers simply can't. Backing rookie Jalon Daniels in his first NFL start is a risk with Baker Mayfield out, but this bet is more about the ground game than the quarterback. Long, sustained drives will wear out the Green Bay defense in the potentially extreme humidity, and I think Tampa can put a few of those together to keep this game within a field goal.
GPT’s analysis:
Tampa Bay’s running game against Green Bay’s vulnerable front is a reasonable way to keep this close, especially with Bucky Irving cleared to play. My concern remains rookie Jalon Daniels replacing Baker Mayfield, who has been ruled out. Getting even money helps, but a three-point Tampa Bay loss would produce a push. Green Bay’s offensive-line injuries make me reluctant to back the Packers, but Tampa Bay’s quarterback uncertainty keeps the Bucs outside my five.
New England Patriots at Buffalo Bills, Sunday at 1 p.m. ET
Dan’s analysis:
I'm not going to pretend that I'm not concerned about Drake Maye. He has looked legitimately BAD at times this season. But I don't think he's as bad as he's looked and he's due for a bounce-back performance. The Bills are very good, but they haven't exactly been blowing opponents out this year. In a division matchup where the Pats are a desperate team, I like catching a full touchdown.
GPT’s analysis:
Buffalo’s defense gives New England a route to staying within a touchdown, and the Patriots’ defense is a better argument for this bet than their recent scores might suggest. The concern is the offense: Drake Maye has one touchdown pass and six interceptions, with protection problems around him. At -115, I am paying a meaningful price to count on a rebound. I passed on the Patriots, but Buffalo -7 did not make my card either.
Miami Dolphins at Minnesota Vikings, Sunday at 4:05 p.m. ET
Dan’s analysis:
I might have to patent the "Dan Z.'s Plug Your Nose and Hit 'Place Bet' Bet of the Week." Wait, that doesn't exactly roll off the tongue, does it? Whatever, it doesn't matter. I've apparently made a habit of giving out at least one bet per week that feels awful to place. First it was the Browns +8 in Week 2, then the Giants -2½ last week. Both covered, so the "plug your nose" picks are 2-0. I don't think the Vikings are good enough to lay double digits against anyone, and that includes the abysmal Dolphins. Prove me right, Miami.
GPT’s analysis:
Justin Jefferson being ruled out strengthens the argument against asking Minnesota to win by double digits. The problem is whether Miami can produce enough offense without De’Von Achane to stay within the number. At +10, my projected 23-13 Minnesota win would push your bet. I still prefer the under, although a competitive, low-scoring game could reward both selections.
Atlanta Falcons at New Orleans Saints, Monday Night Football
Dan’s analysis:
I think people are overrating the Falcons after they rolled over the lowly Packers in primetime and I don't think people have come around yet on how good this Saints offense has looked. Michael Penix Jr. returned, but he honestly wasn't that impressive and missed multiple throws. Tyler Shough, on the other hand, has been incredibly impressive. The Saints had a bad loss against the Raiders last week, but they led by 11 in the second half. They also were a two-point conversion away from upsetting the Lions. I just think the Saints are better than the Falcons and they're barely favored at home. To me, this spread is simply incorrect and should be Saints -3. I'll happily lay 1½ instead, though.
GPT’s analysis:
Shough’s production and home field give New Orleans a reasonable case, and a two-point Saints victory would cover this spread. I prefer Atlanta’s running game and extra rest, particularly with New Orleans ruling out Kaden Elliss, Carl Granderson and Anfernee Jennings. Those absences strengthen the matchup for Bijan Robinson and make it harder to pressure Michael Penix Jr. At +115, I would rather back Atlanta to win outright than lay 1½ points with the Saints.
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For full transparency, I used GPT-6 Pro, powered by GPT-6 Astra, and set the thinking effort to Max. Then, I fed it the OddsChecker board as it appeared Saturday at 3 p.m. ET and gave it the following prompt:
"Pick your five best bets for Week 4 based on the odds provided. No bet can be priced worse than -120. Review every spread, total and moneyline that falls within those parameters and determine whether it belongs among your five picks. Explain exactly why you’re selecting each of the five bets. Also explain exactly why you’re passing on the eligible bets you don’t select. Use at least 10 different sources for each game so you have a broad understanding of everything surrounding each game. Before delivering the results, do a fact-check and ensure that everything is correct."
After nearly 30 minutes of thinking, here’s what it came up with.
Arizona Cardinals at New York Giants, Sunday at 1 p.m. ET
GPT’s analysis:
The Giants have gone two games without an offensive touchdown, and Jameis Winston has struggled to sustain their passing game. Losing Brian Burns to a torn ACL further weakens a pass rush that had produced only one sack through three games. That gives Jacoby Brissett a favorable opportunity to move Arizona’s offense. The Cardinals’ own defensive problems are the main risk, but the number matters: a three-point Arizona win is enough to cover.
GPT’s projected score: Cardinals 24, Giants 20
Dan’s analysis:
I don't have much to say on this game. I didn't bet it and I won't spend a lot of time watching it. Good luck, GPT!
Jacksonville Jaguars at Cincinnati Bengals, Sunday at 1 p.m. ET
GPT’s analysis:
Jacksonville’s early efficiency has been strong on both sides, and Trevor Lawrence has seven touchdown passes against two interceptions. Cincinnati’s wins came against Tampa Bay and Houston, both 0-3, before its defense struggled against Pittsburgh. The Bengals’ protection and Joe Burrow’s ability to punish a weak pass rush remain serious concerns. Still, +125 requires an outright win less than half the time to break even. I prefer that return to Jacksonville +2½ at even money.
GPT’s projected score: Jaguars 27, Bengals 24
Dan’s analysis:
Well, since I'm backing the Bengals, I obviously hate this pick. If you want to see why, just read my take from earlier in the article!
Miami Dolphins at Minnesota Vikings, Sunday at 4:05 p.m. ET
GPT’s analysis:
Miami’s struggling offense is now without De’Von Achane, while Minnesota has allowed only three offensive touchdowns through three games. The Vikings’ own offense has been inefficient, and Justin Jefferson has now been ruled out with an ankle injury. Minnesota can control this game defensively without producing a large total. Miami’s poor defense and the possibility of defensive or return touchdowns remain the main risks.
GPT’s projected score: Vikings 23, Dolphins 13
Dan’s analysis:
I hope this game goes under because a low-scoring game should give my Dolphins +10 bet a better chance to cash. Good luck, GPT! (And this time I actually mean that.)
Detroit Lions at Carolina Panthers, Sunday Night Football
GPT’s analysis:
Carolina placed both starting cornerbacks, Jaycee Horn and Mike Jackson, on injured reserve, creating a favorable matchup for Jared Goff and Detroit’s receivers. The Lions’ offensive line also improved with Christian Mahogany and Blake Miller back against the Jets, allowing only two pressures. Carolina has additional offensive injury concerns, although Bryce Young practiced fully. Detroit’s vulnerable defense creates a late-cover risk, but I trust its offense to exploit the depleted secondary and win by more than a field goal.
GPT’s projected score: Lions 31, Panthers 24
Dan’s analysis:
The Lions have been a little too shaky for me to lay more than a field goal on the road, but I don't really trust the Panthers, either. This game is just a no for me, dawg.
Atlanta Falcons at New Orleans Saints, Monday Night Football
GPT’s analysis:
Atlanta gets extra rest after its Thursday win over Green Bay, and Penix’s return improved the offense. Bijan Robinson’s running game faces a Saints defense missing Kaden Elliss, Carl Granderson and Anfernee Jennings, while Atlanta’s pass rush can challenge an offense that has allowed 10 sacks. Shough’s production and New Orleans’ home field remain concerns. At +115, Atlanta needs to win 46.5% of settled decisions to break even, and I favor the Falcons’ matchup advantages at that payout.
GPT’s projected score: Falcons 24, Saints 23
Dan’s analysis:
Well, since I'm backing the Saints, I obviously hate this pick. If you want to see why, just read my take from earlier in the article! I know I wrote the same thing under the Bengals/Jags bet too, but this article is getting long and I'm getting tired.
OK, that's it for Week 4! Check back next week to see whether GPT can stack together two straight winning weeks and to see if I can build on a 4-1 card.
TSA agents are losing their checkpoint chairs in a controversial new move
The next time airport travelers hand over their ID at a security checkpoint, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) officer they encounter may be standing instead of sitting.
The TSA has directed the officers assigned to verify passengers' identification to remain on their feet, saying the new rule is intended to reinforce security and create a more welcoming experience.
The union representing workers, however, argues it could negatively affect both safety and comfort.
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"This welcome change reinforces both our security posture and our commitment to hospitality by having these officers on their feet and alert," the agency said in a statement to multiple news outlets.
"All officers must meet fitness for duty requirements to be capable of performing their vital national security function," it added.
The move comes nearly two months after TSA Administrator David Cummins took the helm of the agency and launched an initiative to improve the passenger experience.
The American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE) TSA Council 100, which represents TSA officers, criticized the new policy, saying it was not consulted before the change was implemented at most TSA-staffed airports across the U.S.
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Not all U.S. airports are staffed by TSA officers, however. About 20 airports, including San Francisco International Airport and Kansas City International Airport, use private security screeners under the TSA's Screening Partnership Program.
The union has reportedly argued the chairs provide basic ergonomic and safety support for officers who spend long hours standing and walking on hard floors, and said it plans to challenge the change.
"The hard floors they are standing on do not offer any support, which can cause foot and back issues," said Daniel Bubb, Ph.D., a commercial aviation professor at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas.
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Bubb, who was previously an airline customer service representative and performed airport security duties, said providing anti-fatigue mats for officers on their feet could help reduce strain from standing on hard airport floors.
The policy applies only to officers assigned to check passengers' IDs before security screening, according to reports.
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Officers who operate X-ray scanners for carry-ons may continue to do so while seated, and TSA officers typically rotate through several checkpoint assignments during an eight-hour shift, a spokesperson for the agency told The New York Times.
Gary Leff, a Texas-based travel industry expert and author of the blog "View From the Wing," told Fox News Digital he does not expect the change to have much impact on airports or passengers during their travel experience.
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"As a passenger, I don’t care whether the person checking my ID is sitting," Leff said. "They should be paying attention, treating passengers with respect and moving the line efficiently."
He added, "I’m not sure a stool is a problem."
Fox News Digital reached out to the TSA for additional comment.
Cult-favorite movie's iconic Route 66 cafe faces uncertain future as highway turns 100
One of Route 66's best-known California landmarks is fighting to keep its doors open as America's "Mother Road" celebrates its 100th anniversary.
The Bagdad Cafe in Newberry Springs has welcomed travelers from around the world for decades, but its future remains uncertain following the death of longtime owner Andrea Pruett in January and years of financial struggles that forced the closure of its kitchen.
The quirky Mojave Desert spot, which is covered with dollar bills, flags, license plates and jerseys from around the world, became internationally famous after inspiring the 1987 German film "Bagdad Cafe."
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Visitors can visit the cafe for photos and souvenirs, like T-shirts — which have become one of the its main sources of income — but it no longer serves food as the owners work to raise money and restore the kitchen and septic system.
It also sells replica boomerangs designed by Alan Scott Craig, who appeared in the film, according to the cafe's website.
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Many American visitors stop because of the highway's history, while European tourists, particularly from France, often make the trip because of the 1987 film, a worker told Fox News Digital. The cafe has accumulated about 40 guest books filled with messages from visitors over the decades, he said.
Pruett owned the cafe for more than 30 years and became known for greeting travelers from around the globe. Those who worked alongside her welcoming visitors with a smile and sometimes climbing onto the counter to sing with French tourists visiting the cafe.
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Before her death at age 85, she wrote in a GoFundMe post that international tourists and tour buses once accounted for roughly 80% of the business before the COVID-19 pandemic forced the cafe to shut its doors temporarily. When it reopened, it could only offer cold drinks instead of meals.
But the pandemic hasn't been the cafe's only struggle.
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Years of roof leaks left rainwater pouring into the 1950s-era building, threatening the memorabilia left behind by visitors over the decades, KTLA reported. In 2024, supporters raised enough money through a GoFundMe fundraiser to replace the roof and interior ceiling.
A separate GoFundMe is now seeking donations to reopen the cafe's kitchen and upgrade its septic system.
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The next goal is reopening the kitchen before preserving the historic stop for future travelers, according to the cafe's website.
The Pruett family has said it is still determining the landmark's long-term future, the Los Angeles Times reported, but the cafe remains open daily for visitors looking to experience the iconic stop along historic Route 66 upon its centennial year.
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The main card features Natalia Silva vs. Wang Cong. The books seem to think this is going to be a win for Cong, but with Silva having prepared longer, perhaps she can make the upset. Silva was originally supposed to fight someone else, so she had known about this bout for much longer. Cong came in after the original fighter vacated her title due to injury. Which will hoist the belt after the bout?
The undercard features some intriguing matches as well. One that stands out is Ateba Gautier vs. Roman Kopylov. Gautier has the size and reach advantage over Kopylov and will look to keep his distance and attack at opportune times. He has a record of 11-1-0 over his career with five straight wins and four of them being via KO/TKO. His last match was in May when he knocked out Ozzy Diaz in the second round.
Trying to battle Gautier is Kopylov. For his career, he is a striker with a record of 15-5-0. The Russian has won 12 of his 15 matches by (T)KO. He has lost two of his past three fights, dropping both by unanimous decision. The lone win was also by unanimous decision. It will be interesting to see if he can win this match if it turns into more of a boxing match because he is giving up six inches in reach and four inches in height.
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There are a variety of great matches on the card tonight, and picking just one to focus on would be a challenge. The main event is always the first that stands out, and that is between Natalia Silva and Wang Cong. Those two are fighting for the Women’s Flyweight title, with both hoping to claim the belt.
Some of the other fights on the card are between Deiveson Figueiredo and Payton Talbott in the Bantamweight division. Talbott is the heavy favorite in this one and looks to use his MMA style to secure the victory. King Green and Esteban Ribovics will fight in the Lightweight division, with the younger Ribovics expected to win.
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The main event of tonight’s card is between Natalia Silva and Wang Cong. This is a flyweight match between two women to determine who will be the title holder. Originally, it was scheduled for Silva to fight a different opponent, Valentina Shevchenko, but due to injury, she was forced to leave the match and vacate the title. With it up for grabs, we will see who comes out victorious.
Some of the fights on the undercard are just as good and worth taking a look at as well. King Green and Esteban Ribovics are fighting in the lightweight division and looking to move up the rankings.
King Green is an experienced fighter closer to the end of his career than the beginning. He is 36-17-1 for his career with a 13-6 record by (T) KO. He has also been solid with submissions, getting to a 10-3 record. He is on a four-fight winning streak with a split decision, two KO/TKOs, and one submission win. His last two matches were won in the first round.
His opponent tonight is Esteban Ribovics. In his career, Ribovics has gone 16-3-0 with a perfect 8-0 (T)KO mark. He is also 5-1 in submissions. His last few fights have been a bit of a mixed bag, with the most recent being a win via TKO/KO in the second round in August. Prior to that, he was 2-2 over those four matches and saw himself lose via submission and split decision, as well as win one via unanimous decision and one via split decision.
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The main fight tonight is between Natalia Silva and Cong Wang. This is a match where the books are giving Wang a bit of an edge, but not so much that you should dismiss Silva. Wang is expected to win by decision, and it is very likely to go the distance, with a -315 line for over 4.5 rounds.
The undercard has some exciting fights as well. One that stands out is the match between Deiveson Figueiredo and Payton Talbott. Figueiredo is looking to turn this into a wrestling match and get Talbott on the ground. He has lost four of his past five matches, so he is very much in need of a win. His last loss was by submission in May, and in January, he lost by unanimous decision.
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Natalia Silva is a 5’ 4" fighter who has a record of 20-5-1 for her career. She has a 5-1 (T)KO record and a 7-2 submission record. Her last fight was in January, and it was a unanimous decision against Ros Namajunas. Actually, her past five fights have all gone the distance and been wins by decision. She is very well versed in Taekwondo, and looking to capture the title.
On the other side of the ring is Wang Cong. She doesn’t have as many fights under her belt, but should not be underestimated. She is a striker and will look to get as many good shots in as she can. Her last match was in July and was a victory by decision. She won the previous three fights to that one in the same fashion. Look for her to turn this into a boxing match as much as possible.
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South Carolina mom couldn't remember last time she fed 2 daughters before they were found dead: affidavits
A South Carolina mother told investigators she could not remember the last time she gave her two young daughters food or something to drink before deputies found both children dead inside their home, according to affidavits reviewed by Fox News Digital.
Justine Marie May, 31, faces two counts of homicide by child abuse in connection with the Sept. 29 deaths of her daughters at the family's home in Ladson, outside Charleston, court documents show.
Charleston County Sheriff's Office deputies responding to a welfare check allegedly encountered May outside the home crying and "speaking incoherently," according to the affidavits.
Deputies entered the home to check on the children and found both dead, the documents state.
May told detectives the previous two weeks had been a "blur" and that she could not remember when she last fed the children or gave them something to drink, according to the affidavits.
She allegedly told investigators she believed the children died because they did not eat and acknowledged that not feeding them was neglectful, the documents state. May also said she had been the only person at the home and the children's sole caregiver during the previous few weeks.
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The affidavits describe the children as approximately 1½ and 2½ years old at the time of their deaths.
Investigators accused May of showing "extreme indifference for human life" by failing to provide her children with basic sustenance, which they alleged was a "main contributor to their death."
Separate arrest warrants were issued for each child, charging May with homicide by child abuse under South Carolina law.
The Charleston County Sheriff's Office said deputies had made separate contact with May and the children twice in August and three times in September and reported seeing no obvious signs of concern during those encounters, according to published reports.
Their last reported visit while the children were alive was Sept. 20.
The Charleston County Sheriff's Office of Professional Standards is conducting an internal review of the agency's response, while the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division's Special Victims Unit and the Department of Child Fatalities are assisting in the investigation, according to published reports.
May was booked into the Charleston County jail on Sept. 29 and remained in custody as of Friday, according to online jail records reviewed by Fox News Digital. The records list two homicide by child abuse charges.