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The comments come a day after U.S. President Donald Trump criticized Saudi Arabia's explanation of Khashoggi's death as "all over the place" in an interview with the Washington Post. However, the President also praised Crown Prince Mohammad Bin Salman, calling him a "strong person" with "very good control."In the Post article published late Saturday, Trump said that "obviously there's been deception and there's been lies," when asked about Saudi Arabia's account of the killing of Khashoggi inside their Istanbul consulate almost three weeks ago. "Their stories are all over the place," Trump said.But Trump was supportive of the Crown Prince's leadership and reiterated the importance of economic ties between the two countries."He's seen as a person who can keep things under check," Trump said of bin Salman, adding, "I mean that in a positive way.""He truly loves his country," said Trump, who added that he hadn't "heard either way" whether the Crown Prince was responsible for Khashoggi's killing.In his interview on Fox News, al-Jubeir said that Prince Salman was not closely tied to the people involved in the operation. Al-Jubeir said Saudi Arabia did not know what happened to Khashoggi's body and have not heard any audio from inside the consulate.He cautioned against reaching quick conclusions and told Baier to look up the timeline surrounding the US role at Abu Ghraib prison, the detention center where US soldiers were revealed to have beaten and tortured captured Iraqis during the Iraq War."These things take time," al-Jubeir told Fox News.Finally, he offered his condolences to Khashoggi's family."We feel their pain. And I wish this didn't happen and I wish that this could've been avoided. Unfortunately, a huge and grave mistake was made. And I assure them, that those responsible will be held accountable for this," he said. 1852

The day after Smith was fired, Meyer was asked about the allegations during the Big Ten Conference Football Media Day.Meyer said he was aware of an incident involving Zach and Courtney Smith in 2009, while they were still married. Meyer said he and his wife, Shelley Meyer, "actually both got involved because of our relationship with that family and advised counseling and wanted to help as we moved forward."Meyer said he didn't know anything about the 2015 incident involving the Smiths.In his lengthy statement Friday to Ohio State fans, Meyer referred to the Media Day remarks."My intention was not to say anything inaccurate or misleading ... However, I was not adequately prepared to discuss these sensitive personnel issues with the media, and I apologize for the way I handled those questions."Meyer said he was ready to answer questions from school investigators looking into the matter.College football commentators have called for Meyer to be fired, but Meyer said he looks forward to rejoining the coaching staff soon.Meyer has one of the best college football winning percentages of all time, with 188 wins and only 34 losses in 17 years. He coached the Bowling Green Falcons and Utah Utes before winning two national championships with the Florida Gators. He won a third national championship, with Ohio State, in 2015.Meyer took the helm at Ohio State, one of the country's winningest programs, from Luke Fickell, a longtime Ohio State assistant who ascended to the top job for a year after the once-heralded championship coach Jim Tressel resigned. An NCAA investigation found Tressel knew several players, including his star quarterback, had swapped memorabilia for tattoos and other benefits, but failed to report it. The Buckeyes vacated 12 wins from their 2010 season after the episode.Ohio State athletics came under fire again twice last month. A lawsuit naming the Ohio State University Diving Club accuses former coach William Bohonyi of sexually preying on two divers, one of them a minor. In a separate matter, dozens of former male athletes from 14 Ohio State teams accused former school doctor Richard Strauss of sexual misconduct. Strauss killed himself in 2005. 2192

The district had been warned about Herrera’s behavior by another teacher, Melissa Montgomery. She filed her own lawsuit and spoke to Team 10 in October about her concerns with Herrera’s behavior. 195

The bill would create a Marriage Education Committee within the Department of Children and Families.That committee would then publish the "Florida Guide to a Healthy Marriage," a book covering important marriage topics like communication skills, parenting, conflict management, financial issues, and domestic violence.Couples who want to get married would be required to read the guide, or some other presentation that contains similar information, before a judge or clerk of court could issue them a marriage license.Under the bill, couples would have to sign an affidavit under oath saying they've read it."The facts are mounting and the high cost of divorce impacting Florida’s Families in human and public costs must be addressed," said State Sen. Baxley in a statement. "This marriage handbook can help Florida Families build healthy families, giving them a guide to build a strong foundation."The "Florida Guide to a Healthy Marriage" would complement the current "Florida Family Law Handbook." State law requires couples to read that handbook or other marriage-related information before receiving a marriage license.The Marriage Education Committee would consist of six marriage education and family advocates, and the "Florida Guide to a Healthy Marriage" would be paid for through funding from private sources, not taxpayer money.The funds would cover the costs of the design and layout, as well as printing and distributing copies.If passed by the Florida Legislature, the law would go into effect on July 1, 2020.This story was originally published by Sabirah Rayford and staff at WPTV. 1598

The American Civil Liberties Union of Connecticut, which demanded answers after Barone's traffic stop incident investigation in July, released a statement, calling the firing of the officer "good news.""It is good news that Barone is no longer employed by Hartford, but the department never should have promoted him in the first place. Hartford's overall lack of police accountability guarantees a bad system, not just bad apples," the statement read. 456