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The Google protest unfolded a week after a New York Times story detailed allegations of sexual misconduct about the creator of Google's Android software, Andy Rubin. The report said Rubin received a million severance package in 2014 after Google concluded the sexual misconduct allegations against him were credible. 320

The infrastructure improvements are being made possible by Mission Bay lease revenues, and the process was sped up through Measure J, which was approved by voters in 2016. 171

The lesson you've taught us is how to have courage. This is not the #graduation ceremony these students and their families planned when they started high school but it's one they've earned one thousand times over. 5 students who had to finish high school in the hospital graduate today in a ceremony at Banner UMC. #kgun #kgungraduates #cancersucks #students #inspirationalA post shared by Kevin Boughton (@kb_on_tv) on May 24, 2018 at 11:18am PDT 448

The National Turkey Federation documented their trip from the Dakotas all the way to Washington via the warm backseat of a wood shaving-filled Suburban.Upon their arrival, the duo rested up for their big day blocks away from the White House at the luxe Willard Hotel.Peas and Carrots took the stage at a formal news conference Monday morning at the Willard and fun facts about each turkey were posted on the Turkey Federation's account. Peas, for instance, enjoys popcorn and the musical stylings of Brad Paisley. Carrots is more of an Elvis fan, preferring to snack on M&Ms.As of Tuesday morning, the poll for a favorite turkey on the official White House account was tied 50-50 with just under 50,000 votes -- certainly within the margin of error for a recount.Although a president traditionally pardons one turkey, both Peas and Carrots will live out the rest of their turkey lives -- an expectancy of 10 years -- at Virginia Tech's "Gobblers Rest" exhibit, where they will be cared for by students and veterinarians in the university's Animal and Poultry Sciences Department. 1083

The incident occurred when the four-person polar bear guard team, who are always on board for these expedition cruises as required by law, prepared for a shore leave, the company said.However, they failed to spot one bear, who attacked one of the guards, the cruise line said. The other guards shot the bear after trying unsuccessfully to evict the animal, the company said."There had to be intervention for reasons of self-defense and to protect the life of the attacked person," the company said. "We are extremely sorry that this incident has happened."The incident occurred during a 10-day cruise on the MS Bremen, a ship that holds up to 155 passengers.The World Wildlife Fund lists polar bears as a vulnerable species."It's incredibly tragic," said wildlife conservationist Jeff Corwin on CNN Sunday. "When there's only 25,000 polar bears left on the planet, every one matters."When you are in this ecosystem as a tourist, as an explorer or as a scientist, you have the responsibility to follow the protocols to ensure that you stay safe and that you don't interfere with the wild behavior of polar bears."Online reaction to the episode has been highly critical."'Let's get too close to a polar bear in its natural environment and then kill it if it gets too close,' Morons," British actor-comedian Ricky Gervais tweeted."Tourism... again proving itself to be harmful to wildlife," tweeted biologist Adam Hart."Maybe cruise sightseeing tours shouldn't take place then polar bear guards wouldn't be needed to protect gawking tourists & polar bears would be left in peace & not shot dead merely to satisfy a photo op?" suggested genealogist Jane Roberts on Twitter.In its Facebook statement, Hapag-Lloyd Cruises notes that landings on Spitsbergen are only possible in a few places and these are not done for polar bear observation."Polar bears are only observed from aboard ships, from a safe distance," the company says.The Norwegian Polar Institute has no shortage of warnings about polar bears and urges visitors to Svalbard -- an island cluster in the Arctic Ocean, some 1,200 miles north of continental Norway -- to arm themselves:"Due to the risk of meeting polar bears visitors traveling in Svalbard must always have firearms and protection devices at hand, such as a big-game rifle and ammunition for self-defense, flare gun or an emergency signal flare pen for driving off polar bears and tripwire with flares for camping," its online cruise handbook states."Do remember that it is prohibited to follow, seek out or lure polar bears. This great predator has little respect for humans and dangerous situations can easily arise if people get too close," says the NPI, Norway's central governmental institution for scientific research in the Arctic. "Almost every year a polar bear is killed in Svalbard after confrontations with humans or because of safety perspective in the settlements."The 3,000 or so polar bears living on the main island of the Svalbard archipelago outnumber humans, according to the Norwegian government. 3046