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April (Sarah Drew) dropped a truth bomb that everyone but Maggie (Kelly McCreary) saw coming in the Grey's Anatomy Season 13 finale. Jackson (Jesse Williams) has the hots for the head of cardio and she's got the hots for him too. But are they ready to make the leap to coupledom? When the show returns, Maggie still isn't sure how to react to the info that April served up.

"April left Maggie with a lot of questions. Maggie having feelings, Jackson having feelings -- that was something that had literally never crossed Maggie's mind," McCreary told TV Guide. "What [we pick up] with is Maggie trying to find out if that's true or not and beyond that, none of us knows."

Um, then what's up with all the Instagram photos trying to tell fans that #jaggpril (Jackson-Maggie-April) is a real thing? Turns out the cast of Grey's Anatomy has got jokes.

"That's us trolling you. We don't know what's going on. We know how hot and bothered everyone gets about it and we are just having a good time," McCreary said. "We're f---king with you guys."

Don't worry, we didn't let McCreary off that easy. Even if Jackson and Maggie aren't immediately fogging up the on-call room windows, she knows there's potential there and wants to see what's up.

"Those two characters for all of the reasons that people don't want them to be together -- that's what makes good drama," she teased. "Whether they come together in a romantic way or in a strictly platonic way, there's a dynamic there. There's shared family. There's background that is worth exploring for character and story purposes. So yeah, I want to have scenes with him."

Grey's Anatomy returns Thursday, Sept. 28 at 8/7c on ABC.

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Doctors come and go, while patients cant always be saved. Greys Anatomy is going into its 14th season, and only four of the original cast members are still around. Over the years, weve seen patients die from complications in surgery, be too far gone to save, and walk away thanks to the doctors. As for the doctors, weve watched them leave the hospital for good, succumb to illnesses, or suffer tragic accidents.

While the exits have been memorable, fans have been left angry and hurt. Storylines have been disappointing and Greys fans have just wanted to know why. Most of the exits have been mutual decisions behind the scenes, but that news never makes it easy for fans.

There have been storylines that have left us feeling empty. weve been left wondering why. And there were even storylines that left us hating other characters in the show because of the exits.

While Ive looked at the most heartbreaking deaths in the past, Ive never looked at the worst exits on the show.

Heres a look at the eight worst Greys Anatomy exitsand why they were just so bad.

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In this Evening Tribune special web report, Neal Simon details the testimony of one witness in the Iryn Meyers murder trial State Police Inv. Brent Bernard

Iryn Meyers Trial

Mrs. Meyers is charged with second-degree murder, two counts of first-degree arson, conspiracy, attempted insurance fraud, insurance fraud and filing a false written statement. Meyers, a native of the Philippines, has pleaded not guilty to all charges, and is currently on trial in a Steuben County courtroom.

Witness

State Police Inv. Brent Bernard. On Feb. 15, 2016, Bernard was a New York State Police investigator assigned to the Wayland, N.Y. barracks.

Why hes important

Bernard was the first law enforcement official to interview Iryn Meyers following the fire on New Galen Road that took the life of 60-year-old David ODell, a friend of both Iryn Meyers and her husband Joseph Meyers.

Based on what Iryn Meyers told Bernard, she was subsequently arrested for making a false written statement.

Also, Bernard did not testify in Joseph Meyers trial, which resulted in Mr. Meyers conviction for first-degree murder and arson.

Bernard on the stand

The investigator testified Monday before the Steuben County criminal trial jury. During direct examination he was questioned by Steuben County District Attorney Brooks Baker, and he was later cross-examined by Brenda Smith Aston, one of the two defense attorneys for Iryn Meyers.

Bernard testified that after arriving on the fire scene at approximately 9 a.m. on Feb. 15, 2016, he was told by his boss, Senior Inv. Curtis Eaton, to interview Iryn Meyers.

Bernard said Iryn Meyers was one of the few civilian bystanders at the fire scene that morning, and the intention of his interview was to learn what she knew about the victim, when she had seen him last, and to ascertain if she had any knowledge about what may have led to the fire.

According to Bernard, the pair went into a State Police vehicle to conduct the interview, as the temperature outside was frigid, hovering near 10 degrees. Bernard said the printer in the police cruiser would not print the deposition correctly, so he suggested they go to the barracks in Wayland to complete the interview. He drove them both to the barracks.

Bernard testified that Mrs. Meyers was not a murder suspect and was free to leave or decline to answer questions at any time.

Iryn Meyers Statement

According to Bernards testimony, Iryn Meyers said I have no idea how Davids house burned down.

She explained that she had been living at the ODell house for a few months, helping to take care of David as she and her husband were having marital difficulties. She said she had feared David was a danger to the house and himself, mentioning that he previously left clothes on a space heater, which had started a small fire.

Iryn Meyers told Bernard that she got off work at Finger Lakes DDSO around 11 p.m. She said she and Joe had some leftover pot roast, cuddled for a bit and eventually drove the couple miles to ODells house to pick up a bathing suit, as they wanted to pay a visit to Logans Inn and use a hot tub.

They started off for Logan Inns but decided to call ahead from the road. A call to Logans Inn from Iryns phone was placed at 1:08 a.m. During the call, the couple learned the hot tub was closed, so they went back home for the night, according the statement.

Further investigation

Bernard testified that Joseph Meyers was being questioned at the same time as his wife, but by another investigator. After comparing the couples two accounts, investigators were left unsatisfied.

A lot of little things were not matching up for something that took place (just) eight or nine hours earlier, Bernard testified.

According to Iryn Meyers deposition, her husband received a phone call from one of ODells sisters at approximately 8 a.m. on Feb. 15. The sister told Mr. Meyers that her brothers house had burned down. He told her he would drive over and see what was going on.

At approximately 8:30 a.m., according to Iryn, her husband called her and told her David ODells house had burned down.

Cross-Examination

In her opening statement last week, Aston suggested to the jury that investigators made up their minds almost instantly, focusing on arson and Iryn and Joseph Meyers with 18 minutes. Questioned by Smith about the purpose of his interview with Iryn Meyers, Bernard denied she was a target of the investigation at that point.

We were investigating a fire, he said.

Under questioning by Aston, Bernard acknowledged that not everything Iryn Meyers said between about 9 a.m. when the interview started and 2:20 p.m. when the deposition was signed was included in the final statement.

Aston asked Bernard if he was picking and choosing what to include. He responded that the final deposition was all the pertinent information that was gleaned.

What will the jury think?

Inconsistencies in Iryn Meyers statement, the prosecution says, were exposed later when law enforcement personnel seized a video surveillance system from Joseph Meyers residence. For example, surveillance video appears to show the couple getting in a car and pulling out of the property at about 7:30 a.m., on Feb. 15, 2016. They come back about ten minutes later and re-enter the residence.

The prosecution believes they made a quick trip to check out the fire damage, prior to the 8:30 a.m. call when they purportedly first heard about the fire. Also, there is no mention in Iryns statement to Bernard about this 7:30 a.m. incident.

Not so fast, the defense says.

Did you ask her if she had been to the fire scene earlier? Aston asked Bernard.

He said he did not ask her that question.

She told me where she had been, answered Bernard.

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FOXBOROUGH Patriots fans visiting the practice fields behind Gillette Stadium to catch a glimpse of the 2017 team at training camp will also have an opportunity to relive the teams most recent championship through the newly renovated Super Bowl Experience exhibit now featuring, Super Bowl LI: Anatomy of a Comeback.

The newly renovated area of the Super Bowl Experience uniquely tells the story of the greatest comeback in Super Bowl history. The Anatomy of a Comeback features eight monitors two 55-inch displays and six 22-inch mosaic, tile-like displays. The hall conducted exclusive interviews with Patriots head coach Bill Belichick, wide receiver Julian Edelman, running back James White, defensive back Devin McCourty and defensive lineman Trey Flowers to give fans firsthand accounts of how the Patriots dramatic overtime victory in Super Bowl LI unfolded.

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Team Selection: Superb

Simon Graysons decision to play the same side that drew at home to Derby last week was no real surprise. The defence grew into the game, the midfield were energetic and creative and the strikeforce were a real handful - all of which had the fans buzzing.

Grayson decided not to stick with his midweek tinkering, instead opting to keep the front two that had looked dangerous last week, and he will have been delighted with his sides response to the trust he placed in them.

Every player in that starting eleven showed grit, determination, aggression, and a desire to win. It was a pleasure to watch, and fans will be excited at the season ahead. People will rightly point to Aiden McGeady and Lewis Grabban as match winners, but Lee Cattermole was once again phenomenal. Tenacious in defence and active in attack, Catts sprayed the ball around for fun yesterday - Grayson has him and his teammates playing some great football.

Verdict: Team selection was consistent and players are buying into Graysons tactics - fantastic to watch.

For so long last season we yearned for a side capable of playing fast, direct football and yesterday Sunderland provided just that.

Norwich had over 70% of the possession, yet struggled to fashion clear cut chances - instead relying on set-pieces to create the vast majority of their opportunities on goal. Graysons men on the other hand were compact and incredibly difficult to break down. Norwich just couldnt find a way through other than for an unfortunate Grabban own goal, and that stubbornness in defence was absolutely superb.

When Sunderland had the ball though, they were efficient with it and put the Norwich defence to the sword. Weve noted before that Graysons side like to mix up their style of play, and yesterday again showed that. The first goal was route one, the second a piece of individual brilliance, and the third a direct goal that came from some neat build up play. Sunderland seem comfortable playing a number of different ways and that can only be a good thing going forward.

Verdict: Grayson has his tactics spot on, and with another couple of additions he will have a squad depth capable of maintaining his style of play across a long, arduous season.

The game was essentially won by the time Grabban completed a peculiar hat-trick, but Grayson waited until the final 15 minutes to make his changes. Youd imagine that was to keep the structure that had worked so well throughout the game intact, and youll find no complaints about that here.

Yesterday was a great win and I dont want to delve too deep into the inner workings of Graysons subs - they came on, steadied the ship and provided fresh legs. Job done.

Verdict: Would like to see some youngsters given more game time going forward, but yesterday was all about the three points - which we duly earned.

Grayson noted immediately just how important the win was for his Sunderland side, and how impressed he was with his players:

This is a tough place to come to and we knew they would be putting us under pressure in their first home game of the season, but I thought the lads stuck to the game plan really well.

That being said, Grayson was also quick to remind fans and players alike that the season is merely in its infancy, and theres a long way to go:

It's a great win and it has been a strongish start for us - but that's all it is, a good start, and no-one is getting carried away.

Graysons steely tone continued on as he provided yet more soundbites to get the fans on board. Looking forward is key if Sunderland are to succeed this season, and Grayson knows that quite clearly:

What has happened here is in the past - it's all about what happens in the future now and what I will say is that I have got a good, hard-working group here - it's a working class city and that's what the people demand.

So a 3-1 win and a brilliant performance, yet Grayson wants more? Class! The man is clearly an ambitious manager, and its exciting to hear him talk about needing to carry on with this good form. For too long the club have been stuck in a short-termist approach to football - Simon Grayson, however, seems the real deal as he builds a squad aiming to finish high.

Verdict: Impressed with the way Grayson is keen to keep his players grounded. Yes the result was brilliant and Im sure hell have told the players just that, but as he mentioned, its still early days. Grayson, however, seems just the man to keep these Lads on the right track. A superb win and performance.

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July 28, 2017

North Korea tests a ballistic missile experts say could reach the continental United States.

August 5, 2017

The United Nations Security Council unanimously passes sanctions on North Korean exports in response to its missile tests.

The United Nations Security Council just voted 15-0 to sanction North Korea. China and Russia voted with us. Very big financial impact!

Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) August 5, 2017

August 8, 2017

Trump promises Fire and Fury will meet North Korean threats.

North Korea best not make any more threats to the United States. They will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen.

August 10, 2017

General Kim Rak Gyom, head of North Koreas strategic missile forces, outlined a plan to fire missiles into the waters around Guam and derided President Trump.

Sound dialogue is not possible with such a guy bereft of reason and only absolute force can work on him.

August 11, 2017

President Trump warns U.S. military is prepared to respond to any North Korean attack.

Military solutions are now fully in place,locked and loaded,should North Korea act unwisely. Hopefully Kim Jong Un will find another path!

Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) August 11, 2017

August 11, 2017

Guams Joint Information Center releases a fact sheet preparing for an imminent missile threat.

For years, North Korea has had the ability to launch short-range missiles at targets up to 800 miles away. But this year, North Korea successfully tested intermediate-range and intercontinental ballistic missiles. Experts now think the country is capable of hitting targets more than 7,000 miles away, which includes cities in the continental United States.

North Koreas nuclear program has grown under Kim Jong Un, while missile ranges have considerably expanded. Kim conducted 24 missile tests in 2016 and 14 tests already in 2017.

Only 2,100 miles southeast of North Korea, Guam is a strategic target because of its two American military bases Andersen Air Force Base and Naval Base Guam. There are 3,831 U.S. military personnel stationed there in addition to several B-1 bombers and fighter jets.

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Welcome to the Anatomy of a Goal, where each week we dissect one goal (or near goal) from the previous weeks Columbus Crew SC match.

For match 25 on the 2017 MLS Season, we take a look at Justin Merams 73rd minute finish that put the Crew SC up 2-1, as part of the 3-1 win over the Chicago Fire on Saturday.

Heres a look at the finish from the Columbus winger.

The Black & Gold evened the match with a first half goal by Kekuta Manneh, and looked to break Chicagos unbeaten streak when scoring first. Columbus put out a speedy lineup, looking to catch the Fire in transition or off turnovers, and thats exactly how all three of the Black & Golds goals were scored.

Merams game winner begins off of a Matt Polster turnover at midfield. In possession of the ball, Chicago made multiple passes back and forth across the midfield line before Crew SC winger Cristian Martinez got in the way of Polsters pass, deflecting the ball to midfielder Wil Trapp.

When Trapp receives the ball, he can either carry the ball between Bastian Schweinsteiger and Dax McCarty, play a quick pass back up the field to Martinez, slot a ball into the path of Ola Kamara, a longer pass across the field to Meram, or a quick square pass to Artur.

As Trapp makes his decision, Waylon Francis makes an excellent run right behind the highlighted Schweinsteiger, who nevers notice a wide-open Francis running all the way down the left flank.

Trapp moves the ball to Martinez, who is defended by Polster. With the Chicago right back providing pressure, Martinez dribbles the ball back toward his defensive half.

Martinez makes a quick pass right back to Wil Trapp, who is now aware of Francis run behind Schweinsteiger, who fails to notice the left back.

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For some reason, Polster decides to use Martinez as leverage to change direction, pushing the Columbus winger in the throat and earning himself a yellow card after the play ends.

With the ball at his feet and Polster bearing down, Trapp has to quickly get rid of the ball. He can either play a pass over the head of the oblivious-to-Francis Schweinsteiger, play a difficult pass downfield to Kamara or knock a square pass to Artur.

Trapp notices that Schweinsteiger is looking at the ball while Francis runs, unabated, behind him, so the Black & Gold captain plays one of his excellent long passes right into the path of his wingback.

Francis receives Trapps pass and pushes the ball forward. With Polster having lost the ball at midfield and Schweinsteiger having decided to take this play off, Chicago center-back Johan Kappelhof has to slide over to defend Francis.

Kamara runs in the channel between the two Fire center backs and, with Kappelhof sliding over to mark Francis, Joao Meira must slide over to mark Kamara.

With the three other members of the Chicago backline occupied or out of the play, left back Patrick Doody, who was up the field just as the Fire attacked the ball just seconds before, is forced to chase a wide open Meram. There are no other defenders between Meram and the goal.

In control of the ball, Francis and has three options as Kappelhof attempts to close him down. He can continue to carry the ball toward the goal into a better crossing position, play a quick pass, likely on the ground, into the path of Kamara or go long to Meram, who is still outpacing Doody.

Francis decides to continue carrying the ball forward. As he does this, the referee, signals that he has played the Crew SC advantage from Polsters foul on Martinez.

Meanwhile, as Kamara enters the box he is immediately grabbed on the shoulder and slowed down by Meira. Had Kamara gone to the ground he may have won a penalty, but the Columbus striker stays on his feet and the play continues.

Kappelhof finally closes down Francis who must now cross the ball into the box. Francis has Kamara, defended by Meira, and Meram, defended by no one, as options for a cross.

From the side angle, you can see that Kamara is just offside as Francis prepares to cross the ball. Meram, however, is onside and about five feet ahead of Doody.

As Francis makes his cross, Kamara is definitely offside while Meram continues his run.

Francis ball is destined for Meram, who has beaten Doody and has only former teammate Matt Lampson between him and the back of the net.

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If you read the title of this article, you know that Meram scores, so lets take a look at his surprisingly difficult finish from two different angles before we look at the still frames.

After Francis spot-on cross, Meram has to decide how to redirect the ball into the net. A left-footed finish will be difficult, and a right-footed slide-in will have to be inch perfect.

Meram decides to use his right foot, and just gets to the ball with the outside of that foot . . .

. . . and puts the Black & Gold ahead for good.

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Greys Anatomy season 14 is set to premiere next month, and fans have been busy predicting what will happen when the series returns.

Withfans already noticing that the cast of Greys Anatomy was filming new scenes for season 14 in the same clothes they donned in the season 13 finale, star Kelly McCreary has confirmed in an interview withEntertainment Weeklythat the ABC doctordrama willin fact pick up right where last season left off!

Theres obviously some damage to the hospital, Kelly McCreary told Entertainment Weekly about the new season, which will start right after the finale explosion. But it is, in true Greys Anatomy style, a completely surmountable obstacle, because we are superhuman doctors. It serves more as a metaphor of the transformation that the show is going to go through tonally.

While there might be some danger, and darkness left over from last season, McCreary, who plays Dr. Maggie Pierce on the show, hinted that come fall, things will be a bit lighter.

This isnt the first were hearing about a lighter side of Greys Anatomy, however, because earlier this week Jessica Capshaw, who plays Dr. Arizona Robbins, teased a righteously hysterical series premiere.

We know what youre thinking if its picking up after the explosion its serious, not funny, but like both McCreary and Capshaw teased, the light-heartedness is coming.

Its very funny. Its very irreverent, and funny and sort of on its side, Capshaw said while talking with E! Newsabout the new season.

Lets be honest there is only so much sadness we can take, so we welcome the lighter side of Greys come season 14!

Greys Anatomy returns with a two-hour premiere to start season 14 on September 28, 2017 at 8 p.m. on ABC.

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The owner of Pakistans first luxe sleepwear, SlumberGram, speaks to us about what fashion is to her

The owner of Pakistans first luxe sleepwear, SlumberGram, speaks to us about what fashion is to her

Understanding your body is the key to looking good and a trait found amongst all impeccably dressed fashionistas. While people shy away from talking about their bodies, these brave souls explain how they work their anatomies to their advantage

How would you describe your body type?

I would describe it as curvy and petite. I have defined collarbones and shoulders, but at the same time 39 of curves!

Has your body changed over the last five years?

Not drastically, but yes a few pounds here and there.

How has your style changed over the years?

Style is something that is personal and defines your individuality. I feel that mine hasnt changed, but actually just improved.

In your opinion what is the most troublesome area?

I wouldnt call any part of my body a troublesome area as such, but yes sometimes my thighs can be troublesome. Especially when Im buying a new pair of jeans or pants.

How do you dress your body according to your body type?

My all-time favourite look is slim-fit jeans with a slightly loose top. I try my best to wear clothes that dont make me look too short.

In your opinion what is the biggest mistake a person can make while dressing here?

The biggest mistake would be to blatantly imitate the style of other people without considering your own body type and personality.

Which silhouettes suit your body the most?

Anything well tailored suits my body. I dont restrict myself from wearing anything in particular, if it fits well and looks nice, thats good enough for me.

What do you shy away from wearing and why?

Im very experimental when it comes to my clothes, but Im definitely not a fan of revealing my legs and knees.

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He arrived for an unplanned Saturday night visit, after a flurry of phone calls between Martens Corbett and her parents, despite being expected at work on the Monday morning. What was discussed on the phone remains unclear.

2. Molly's screams/no injuries

Martens claims he woke in the middle of the night to find Mr Corbett strangling his daughter. However, she refused a medical assessment at a nearby hospital after police arrived. A witness told the court that Martens Corbett was "rubbing her neck in a scrubbing motion". A paramedic attending the scene said they saw light redness on her neck but no abnormalities.

3. Trazodone sedative

The district attorney's office revealed that traces of a powerful sleep medication, trazodone, were found in Mr Corbett's blood stream. A nurse, Katie Wingate-Scott of the KPC health centre, confirmed to the trial that Martens Corbett was prescribed Trazodone in 50mg doses on July 30 - three days before her husband's death.

4. The brick

A brick Martens Corbett used to hit her husband was shown to jurors. It was covered with blood on both sides. A forensic expert told the court it was used to strike Mr Corbett more than once with excessive force. Martens Corbett said she had kept the brick on her night stand before the attack but did not say why it was in the bedroom.

5. The baseball bat

Martens said he struck Mr Corbett with a baseball bat he brought to the house that evening: "I hit him until he couldn't kill me." It was in the guest room where he was sleeping before he brought it upstairs after hearing a loud noise. The black 'Louisville Slugger' bat was 28 inches long and made of aluminium. Martens brought it to the house as a gift for Mr Corbett's son but it was not given to him. It had previously belonged to his own son, Stewart.

6. Bloodstains on Jason's bed

Forensic expert Stuart James told the court that bloodstains on the bed sheets showed Mr Corbett was struck there. He found blood spatters on the inside of the quilt on the bed, in addition to blood saturation marks inside the mattress. "It may well be where the bloodshed first occurred," he said.

7. Blood spatter

An analysis of the blood spatter patterns around the bedroom showed Mr Corbett was struck on the head while falling and while he was on, or close to, the ground. Stains found on the inside hem of Martens's boxer shorts were said to have travelled upwards and indicated that Mr Corbett was below them when he was struck on the head. Similar patterns were discovered on Martens Corbett's pyjamas.

8. The 911 call

Prosecutors claimed a 911 call after the killing was delayed and said Martens Corbett and her father engaged in fake CPR efforts. The dispatcher who took the call said she was surprised at how calm Martens was as she talked him through performing CPR and chest pumps. "There was no panting, no gasping. He wasn't out of breath," she added.

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