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After ISIS In Paris, world leaders seek a post-battle plan for a liberated Mosul 8

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The Redskins are reigning NFC East champions and have won four games in a row, but — as usual — are getting no love from the national media. And now they head to Detroit as underdogs. 13

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What, the Canberra Crowne Plaza was booked? Australia’s foreign department needed to meet to discuss a tighter budget. So 23 bureaucrats flew to Paris for a three-day cost-cutting conference, officials told an oversight panel Thursday. Costs for the $165,000 junket, with four-star lodging near the Eiffel Tower, averaged $7,174 per person. But they were able to use a conference room at the Australian Embassy at no charge. (AP/EXPRESS)

Don’t try this at home — or at the gas station. A woman in Titusville, Fla., who wanted to clean some gasoline from the trunk of her car last week used the coin-operated vacuum at Shuttle Car Wash. The vacuum burst into flames moments later, UPI reported. “It was a heck of an explosion. It just burnt everything up,” proprietor Billy Barnwell told WKMG-TV. The woman, apparently unharmed, drove off without a word. (EXPRESS)

If you think stopping to pick up a stray penny isn’t worth the effort, think again. As part of a promotion, Detroit-based Ally Bank has placed 100 fake pennies across the country worth $1,000 apiece. The lucky pennies are copper-colored but feature Ally’s logo instead of Abraham Lincoln’s head. The flip side of the coin lists its value at 100,000 cents. D.C. is among the handful of cities where the pennies have been placed. (AP)

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Bye-bye, Bao Bao: Panda going to China

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The National Zoo says the 3-year-old will be departing by early 2017

CANVASSING

Bao Bao, who turns 4 next Aug. 23, will leave as part of a long-term plan.

sure she is safe and comfortable in her travel. She has to get used to being in a crate, which is what she will use on a flight. Zookeepers said a crate will be put in her habitat area so she can get used to it, gradually. She isn’t the first to fly to China under the zoo’s breeding agreement with the China Wildlife Conservation Association. In 2010, Tai Shan — Bao Bao’s older brother — flew to China under similar conditions. DANA HEDGPETH (THE WASHINGTON POST)

THE DISTRICT

REI set to open Friday in Uline Arena in NE The grand opening of specialty outdoors retailer REI’s flagship store in Northeast D.C. at the former Uline Arena is this weekend. It will be the company’s fifth flagship store and its first in the District. Starting Friday, REI will hold a three-day block party to celebrate the occasion. Uline Arena is the site of the Beatles’ first U.S. concert. (EXPRESS)

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“We are sad to see her go, but excited for the contributions she is going to continue to make to the global giant panda population,” she said. There will be a public event to “say goodbye and celebrate” before she leaves for China. Details will be released soon. Bao Bao is the older sister of Bei Bei, the zoo’s baby panda who turned 1 in the summer. Bao Bao will be prepared for her travel to China. Zoo officials said they are working to make

She came in like a wrecking ball! Or at least that’s what we imagine Hillary Clinton’s campaign is hoping to achieve with future door-knocker Miley Cyrus. Cyrus, who hasn’t been shy about her disdain for GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump (she’s threatened to leave the country if he makes it to the Oval Office), will be going door to door in Northern Virginia this weekend as a volunteer for Clinton’s campaign, according to a Cyrus lyricstuffed announcement by a campaign staffer. (TWP)

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Knock, knock! Who’s there? It’s Miley! MANUEL BALCE CENETA (AP)

THE DISTRICT One of the National Zoo’s giant pandas, Bao Bao, will leave the D.C. facility and go to China early next year as part of a breeding agreement the zoo has with a wildlife conservation group there. Under the agreement, giant pandas go to China by their fourth birthday. And Bao Bao, who was born at the zoo on Aug. 23, 2013, turns 4 in 2017. “Bao Bao is very special to us at the Smithsonian’s National Zoo,” said Brandie Smith, associate director of animal care sciences, in a statement. Zoo officials said Bao Bao is the “first surviving cub born at the zoo since 2005.” Smith also said in her statement that Bao Bao has “captured the hearts of people all over the world who watched her grow up on the panda cams, and she has been an ambassador for conservation.”

The rate at which record daily high temperatures have been outpacing record lows since 2010 in D.C. Reagan National Airport — D.C.’s official weather station — has logged 115 new records for either warmest afternoon high or overnight low temperature since 2010. That’s compared to just seven daily cold records. (TWP)

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Riders, officials plead with the transit agency not to cut down hours KATHERINE FREY (THE WASHINGTON POST)

TRANSPORTATION Frustrated Metro riders and elected officials pleaded with Metro officials Thursday to reconsider a proposal to slash latenight service in exchange for eight extra hours of maintenance time. The marathon public meeting, which was set to last 9½ hours, featured testimony from workers who are afraid the reduced service schedule will impact their ability to commute to jobs and politicians who worry the proposal will imperil the region’s economic vitality. Metro Board Chairman Jack Evans, who also is a D.C. Council member, kicked off public testimony by expressing his disapproval for the proposal. His Ward 2 district is home to a substantial number of bars, restaurants and hotels that would be impacted by the change. “I suggested Saturday and Sunday — nobody liked that idea,” Evans said, referring to plans to preserve late-night service by opening late on weekend mornings. “Nobody likes any idea, actually.” At the hearing, Mark Lee, executive director of the D.C. Nightlife Hospitality Association, issued a scathing critique of Metro’s promise to restore the

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Metro General Manager Paul J. Wiedefeld listens Thursday during a public meeting in D.C. on Metro’s proposal to end late-night rail service.

system to a state of good repair through SafeTrack. “The investment we made without complaint has yielded only surrender by Metro management to a declining ridership and an accelerating ‘death spiral’ for the transit system that is the lifeblood of the economy of the District and the region,” Lee said. “We expect, and demand, a better return on our investment.” Lessie Henderson, co-chair of the Prince George’s Advocates for Community Based Transit, called the proposed cuts “disgraceful.” “Although we knew the maintenance has to happen, it cannot happen at the expense of the people who need this service the most,” she said. Justino Gomez, 63, who works a part-time job cleaning at the

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World Bank downtown, testified that he can’t afford any proposal that would close Metro earlier than midnight. Through a translator, Gomez, who commutes from Prince George’s Plaza to Farragut West, delivered a passionate plea to keep the system open late. “If the Metro closes before midnight, I’d have to take a taxi, which costs about $35 to get home,” he said. “I, as well as other people, will pay more to be able to get home if the Metro isn’t running. I’m asking you to close the Metro at 12 midnight at the earliest, not before that, so that when us cleaning workers get to the Metro station we won’t be faced with the fact that there is no Metro service. “All I have is this part-time job.” FAIZ SIDDIQUI AND MARTINE POWERS (THE WASHINGTON POST)

Motorist takes a detour on Va. bike trail A driver in Alexandria ended up on a bike trail during rush hour on Tuesday. Cyclist Trey Harris, 44, shot video of the incident during his evening commute. Footage shows a Volkswagen sedan parked awkwardly on Four Mile Run Park Trail near Potomac Yard. About 30 seconds later, the car swings around and proceeds down the bike trail as cyclists and pedestrians hurriedly get out of the way. A posted sign clearly states: “Motorized Vehicles Prohibited.” Harris, who has been biking to his job in D.C. for 2½ years, couldn’t believe it. “I’ve seen somebody come on the trail and turn around on Commonwealth, but never somebody driving all the way down,” he said. Police are investigating the incident. (TWP)

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The cost of a proposed regional medical center in Prince George’s County. The Maryland Health Care Commission voted unanimously Thursday to approve plans for the project, the final step in a prolonged regulatory process that began more than three years ago. The project is a joint venture between Dimensions Healthcare System and the University of Maryland Medical System. More than $400 million in public funds will go to construction and hospital operations. (TWP)

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Donald Trump to hold rally Saturday at Regent University in Virginia Beach, Va.

An employee of a day care center in Upper Marlboro, Md., was arrested after allegedly abusing a 3-year-old boy at the center, police said Thursday. On Tuesday, D’Aira Nichel Thompson, 25, was attempting to restrain the boy in a chair when she told him to put his head down and slammed it on a table, Prince George’s County police said in a statement. The boy suffered a contusion to the right side of his head, the statement said. (TWP) VIRGINIA

Teacher guilty of trying to meet boy, 13, for sex A former North Carolina middle school teacher has pleaded guilty to four felony counts after she was accused of driving to a Northern Virginia motel in April in order to meet a 13-year-old boy for sex. The StarNews reports Kathleen Capitano, 24, pleaded guilty last week to felony use of communications systems to facilitate certain offenses involving children and three counts of felony taking indecent liberties with children. Each count carries a maximum 10-year prison sentence. Capitano was arrested April 16 at a Herndon hotel, where police say she intended to meet the boy, with whom she had a physical relationship. (AP) THE DISTRICT

Attorney for man shot by police requests video The attorney for the family of a District man who was shot by an undercover police officer last week during an arrest is demanding city officials release any available video of the incident. Attorney Brian McDaniel and the family of 23-year-old Mark George plan to hold a news conference Friday to petition city officials to release any body camera or security camera footage of the Oct. 14 shooting in Southeast. George is still in critical condition. (TWP)

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local Virginians can sign up online, in person or by mail through Friday VIRGINIA Voter registration in Virginia has resumed and will continue until midnight Friday, a federal judge ordered Thursday. Judge Claude M. Hilton of U.S. District Court in Alexandria decided to extend registration after the state elections website crashed Monday, the last day for Virginians to get on the rolls. A civil rights group sued on

behalf of Kathy and Michael Kern, a Charlottesville couple who tried and failed multiple times Sunday and Monday to register. Two nonprofit groups involved in voter registration drives — New Virginia Majority Education Fund and Virginia Civic Engagement Table — also were plaintiffs. “Thousands, if not tens of thousands, of people” tried and failed to register, their attorney, John A. Freedman, said in court Thursday. Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe supported the lawsuit, saying residents should get more time

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Gov. Terry McAuliffe supported extending voter registration after the state election website crashed.

to register. “I am pleased that we are able to offer the individuals who were unable to register another

Early voting in the District starts Saturday at One Judiciary Square and continues through Nov. 4

opportunity to make their voices heard and we are working hard to ensure that this process, as well as the remainder of this election cycle, is smooth and easy for everyone who participates,” McAuliffe said in a written statement issued after the ruling. Neither the governor nor the attorney general has the power to extend voter registration; only a judge can do so. Voters can also register in person or via the mail-in paper form through Friday should problems with the website recur. RACHEL WEINER (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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Man gets life for killing girlfriend in parking lot A Maryland man whose girlfriend was ending their relationship was sentenced to life with no chance of parole Thursday after killing her last year in a Target parking lot in Germantown, Md., with a gun he ordered online. Donald Bricker, 29, had confessed on video to shooting his former girlfriend, Mariam Adebayo, 24, in June 2015. This spring, Bricker tried to withdraw his guilty plea. He had purchased a reproduction of a .44-caliber black-powder revolver online because his criminal history prevented him from buying a conventional weapon. (TWP)

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MIDDLE EAST Iraq’s prime minister vowed Thursday to protect civilians fleeing the battle to oust Islamic State extremists from Mosul, as the offensive picked up speed and diplomats worked to ensure the gains are lasting — and that jihadists don’t escape. French President Francois Hollande, hosting a conference on stabilizing Mosul, urged the international community not to abandon the city once the multipronged military operation is over. Diplomats from the U.S., Iraq and some 20 other countries gathered in Paris to devise a plan to protect civilians, distribute aid and address questions about governing areas newly liberated from ISIS. The offensive for Mosul — Iraq’s second-largest city and the biggest ISIS-held city — is expected to take weeks, if not months. There are fears it could unleash sectarian tensions, and threaten civilians in a region ravaged by years of violence. Iraqi Prime Minister Haider alAbadi said Thursday that Mosul may fall sooner than expected. “The fighting forces are currently pushing forward toward the town more quickly than we thought, and more quickly certainly than we established in our plan of campaign,” he told the Paris conference via video transmission. French Foreign Minister JeanMarc Ayrault warned that up to

(AP)

World diplomats devise ways to protect civilians, stabilize ISIS-held city

Smoke billows near the Iraqi town of Nawaran near Mosul, as Kurdish fighters march down a dirt road Thursday.

a million people might try to flee Mosul, and said authorities must check each one to make sure extremists aren’t among them. Ayrault also said the international community must think about the next step — notably, what do about the ISIS stronghold of Raqqa in Syria. As the Mosul fighting intensifies, Abadi said the Iraqi government is “providing support for internally displaced people” and opening humanitarian corridors amid the ongoing military operations. He stressed that the battle is led by Iraq and is not a foreign invasion, though it has military support from a broad U.S.-led coalition. He also praised the diverse nature of today’s Iraqi forces, including Kurdish peshmerga, fighting ISIS.

U.S. soldier dies in Iraq A U.S. service member was killed by a bomb blast in northern Iraq on Thursday, as U.S. troops expanded their support to local forces battling the Islamic State. In a statement, the U.S. military said the death resulted from an improvised explosive device but provided no further details. It is the fourth U.S. combat casualty in Iraq since renewed military operations began in 2014, and the first since a major offensive to reclaim the city of Mosul began earlier this week. According to U.S. officials, the incident took place “near Mosul.” The American was injured in the blast and later died of his wounds, they said. Officials declined to identify the service member before his family had been notified. (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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After Snoopy’s 31 years (217 dog years) as the face of insurance giant MetLife Inc., the company said Thursday that it is launching a new global branding effort, marking the end of a long relationship with Charlie Brown’s beagle and the Peanuts crew. MetLife is spinning off its domestic retail life insurance business to focus more on corporate clients. Snoopy does not appear to hold as much marketing swagger with corporate America. (AP) Ohio mom confesses to suffocating her 3 young sons over a 13-month period

Dutch Foreign Minister Bert Koenders, speaking in Paris, said his government will contribute 1 million euros ($1.1 million) to fund demining activities in Mosul once ISIS fighters have been driven out. “By demining these areas, people who have fled can safely return to rebuild their lives,” Koenders said in a statement. Koenders also stressed that Mosul should retain its multiethnic character once it is liberated. Hollande echoed that. “We should not look at Mosul as a place on the map, a military objective. We should look at Mosul as a way to prepare the Iraq of tomorrow,” he said. “If we are capable of showing this, we will not only have won the battle, we will have won the war.” ANGELA CHARLTON AND JEFFREY SCHAEFFER (AP)

The Environmental Protection Agency had sufficient authority and information to issue an emergency order to protect residents of Flint, Mich., from lead-contaminated water as early as June 2015 — seven months before it declared an emergency, the EPA’s inspector general said Thursday. The EPA did not issue its order until Jan. 21, long after it became clear that state officials’ failure to properly treat the water had left the entire city exposed to elevated levels of lead. (AP/TWP) UNITED KINGDOM

Men convicted for being gay will be pardoned Thousands of men who were convicted under now-abolished British laws against homosexuality are to receive posthumous pardons, the government said Thursday. Those who are still alive will be eligible to have their criminal records wiped clean. The pardons apply to men convicted for consensual same-sex sexual relations before homosexuality was decriminalized. Men can apply to the government to have their names cleared. (AP) PENNSYLVANIA

Strike enters 2nd day at 14 state universities Professors at 14 Pennsylvania state universities hit the picket lines Thursday as their strike entered its second day. Members of the Association of Pennsylvania State College and University Faculties went on strike Wednesday after contract negotiations with the state stalled. The union represents more than 5,000 faculty and coaches. (AP)

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Attack on democracy?

Trump’s insistence that the election is ‘rigged’ causes backlash from both parties

Accuser says Trump groped her at U.S. Open

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POLITICS Donald Trump’s defiant assault on the presidential election’s integrity reverberated Thursday among his allies and rivals as the GOP campaign and Hillary Clinton’s inner circle argued over how best to face the outcome after the votes are counted. Trump on Wednesday amplified one of the most explosive charges of his candidacy: that if he loses the election, he might consider the results illegitimate because the process is “rigged.” Questioned directly as to whether he would accept the outcome should Clinton prevail Nov. 8, Trump demurred. “I’ll keep you in suspense,” the Republican nominee said. Clinton called Trump’s answer “horrifying,” saying he was “talking down our democracy.” Trump reiterated the point after flying to Columbus, Ohio, to campaign Thursday, joking, “I would like to promise and pledge to all of my voters and supporters, and to all of the people of the United States, that I will totally accept the results of this great and historic presidential election — if I win.” He added later, on a more serious note, “Of course I would accept a clear election result, but I would also reserve my right to contest or file a legal challenge in the case of a questionable result, right?” At a rally at a downtown Charlotte brewery, one of two to kick off North Carolina’s early voting period, Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Kaine said that Trump’s claims of a “rigged” election reminded him of the Third World politicking he had seen as a missionary in Honduras. “We have a tradition unbroken back to the beginning of this nation,” Kaine said. “He wouldn’t defend our democracy, but he

Donald Trump joked Thursday that he would accept the results of the presidential election “if I win.”

wouldn’t condemn Vladimir Putin’s attempts to tinker with our democracy.” Kaine said it was important for the Democratic ticket to win by a large margin. “The bigger we can win by, the harder it is for him to whine and have anyone believe him,” he said. A new Clinton fundraising pitch made the same point Thursday. “We’ve got to beat [Trump] so definitively that Hillary’s victory is undeniable,” read the email to donors. “We need to build up our ground game even more if we want to make that a reality.” As the two campaigns exchanged barbs, President Barack Obama and his wife, Michelle, hit the campaign trail on Clinton’s behalf. The first lady spoke in Phoenix, a sign that Democrats now see traditionally conservative Arizona as a state they could possibly capture this year. First lady Michelle Obama delivered a stirring endorsement

Condemning ‘rigging’ MICHELLE OBAMA:

“You do not keep American democracy in suspense. Because look, too many people have marched and protested and fought and died for this democracy,” she said during a rally in Phoenix. SEN. JOHN McCAIN, R-ARIZ.: “I didn’t like the outcome of the 2008 election. But I had a duty to concede,” McCain, who lost to Obama in 2008, said in a statement. “A concession isn’t just an act of graciousness. It is an act of respect for the will of the American people, an act that is every American leader’s first responsibility.” SEN. LINDSEY GRAHAM, R-S.C.: “If he loses, it will not be because the system is ‘rigged,’ but because he failed as a candidate,” he said in a statement posted on Twitter. (TWP/AP)

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of “our friend, Hillary” during the campaign rally in Phoenix. She praised men and women from across the country who have written to her in recent days and bemoaned the dark turn the election has taken in recent weeks, blasting Trump’s divisive rhetoric. “Look at us. Just look at us. We all know better, we all know better. Whether we’re Democrats, Republicans or independents, it does not matter,” she said. “We all understand that an attack on any one of us is an attack on all of us. And we know that that is not who we are.” Meanwhile, the president spoke to a rowdy crowd of about 2,800 in Miami. He said Trump’s suggestion that there’s vote rigging “is more than just the usual lie.” “That is not a joking matter. That is dangerous,” he said. “That undermines our democracy.” JULIET EILPERIN, PHILIP RUCKER AND JOSE A. DELREAL (THE WASHINGTON POST)

POLITICS Another woman came forward Thursday to accuse Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump of inappropriate physical contact, alleging that Trump touched her breast while attending the U.S. Open tennis tournament in 1998. Karena Virginia, 27 at the time, said she had attended a match with a group of doctors while working as a pharmaceutical representative. Her companions had left, and she was waiting outside the complex to be picked up by a car service when she saw Trump. She had never met him but said he immediately started making comments about her appearance to a group of men. “Look at her legs,” she recalled him saying before approaching her, wrapping his arm around her and then reaching down to her breast. “Don’t you know who I am?” she said he asked. She said the encounter ended moments later when her car arrived. Virginia, now 45 and a yoga instructor, made her allegations at a news conference in New York with lawyer Gloria Allred, a prominent supporter of Trump’s opponent, Hillary Clinton. Virginia said she decided to speak out after watching Trump dismiss other claims as “lies.” A Trump campaign spokeswoman dismissed Virginia’s allegations. Virginia is the 10th woman to accuse Trump of inappropriate sexual advances. JULIE ZAUZMER AND ROSALIND S. HELDERMAN (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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nation+world In Beijing, Duterte tells crowd he’ll talk to Putin for a three-way alliance BEIJING On Wednesday, Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte said it was “time to say goodbye” to the United States. So on Thursday, he said a cheery hello to China. In meetings that followed months of anti-U.S. rhetoric, Duterte and his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping, met at Beijing’s Great Hall of the People,

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promising to move from bitter fighting to close friendship. The leaders did not reach a deal on the South China Sea, as some predicted, but did agree to bilateral talks — a striking turnaround for the Philippine side. They also signed 13 agreements worth $13.5 billion, cementing plans for closer cooperation on issues such as counternarcotics and fishing, and paving the way for a rush of Chinese infrastructure investment. Duterte later announced his country’s economic and military

“separation” from the U.S. in a speech to business executives in Beijing, drawing applause. Americans are a “discourteous people” with a “larynx not adjusted to civility,” he said, according to video shot by a Filipino journalist in attendance. “I’ve realigned myself in your ideological flow,” Duterte told his Chinese hosts while suggesting he could eventually reach out to Russian President Vladimir Putin for talks on a three-way alliance, according to the Reuters news agency.

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Philippines: Bye U.S., hello China

President Rodrigo Duterte, in Beijing on Thursday, announced the economic and military “separation” of the Philippines from the U.S.

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Authorities identified the suspect Thursday in the shooting of a deputy killed while responding to a family disturbance call in Northern California on Wednesday — becoming the state’s fourth law enforcement officer to die in the line of duty in the last two weeks. The deputy, Jack Hopkins, 31, was allegedly fatally shot by Jack Lee Breiner, 47, who fled the scene, was wounded in a shootout and then taken into custody. (AP)

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Typhoon leaves at least 7 dead in northern Philippines

Turkey escalated its offensive Thursday against Kurdish fighters in northern Syria, pounding them with airstrikes and artillery, complicating the battle against the Islamic State group by Ankara and Washington, both NATO allies. Turkey’s state-run Anadolu news agency said as many as 200 members of the Kurdish-led forces were killed in Syria’s Aleppo province by Turkish bombing and shelling. A senior commander with the Syrian Kurdish militia confirmed the Turkish attack, but disputed the death toll, saying that no more than 10 fighters were killed. (AP)

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“There are three of us against the world — China, Philippines and Russia. It’s the only way,” Duterte added. U.S. diplomats seek an explanation as to what exactly Duterte intends, State Department spokesman John Kirby said. “It is inexplicably at odds with the very close relationship that we have with the Filipino people, as well as the government there, on many different levels, not just from a security perspective,” Kirby said Thursday.

MANILA BAY, PHILIPPINES | Children collect plastic bottles from among the garbage washed ashore Thursday by the storm surge of Super Typhoon Haima. The storm weakened and blew out to sea Thursday after smashing into the northern Philippines with ferocious wind and rain overnight. The storm, which killed at least seven, destroyed houses, tore roofs off schools and resulted in landslides and power outages.

Hot dog vendors in Malaysia will have to get creative, because they no longer are allowed to call “hot dogs” by their traditional name. The Malaysian Islamic Development Department adopted the ruling to avoid confusion as to whether the food contains dog meat, which is not considered clean. (AP)

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The expected drop in global wine production in 2016, in comparison to last year, according to estimates published by the International Organisation of Vine and Wine on Thursday. According to early projections, 2016 would rank among the three poorest years of production since 2000. The organization’s findings noted that “climatic events” have affected South America, with wine production plummeting in Argentina, Chile and Brazil. As for the United States, wine production this year is actually expected to increase from last year. (EXPRESS)

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Battle ‘pause’ extended Russia’s defense minister said Thursday that a break in fighting in Aleppo, Syria, has been extended for one more day. Sergei Shoigu said the “humanitarian pause” has been extended to Friday with the support of the Syrian government. Russia announced a dawn-to-dusk break in fighting Thursday to let civilians and militants leave rebelheld districts. (AP)

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of what these Redskins (4-2) have dealt with since the offseason. The past two decades have shifted Washington’s narrative from that of a storied franchise with three Super Bowl titles to that of a team synonymous with failure. And there’s only one way to change it back — winning. Count Las Vegas oddsmakers among the nonbelievers. The Redskins are 11/2 -point underdogs for Sunday’s game at Detroit. Baker and his teammates are

Redskins players resist “losers” label, fire back at television pundit’s criticisms NFL The Redskins’ Chris Baker was scrolling through Twitter on Tuesday when he came across some strong national criticism. His team was described as “losers” by ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith, who mocked Baker and fellow defensive end Ricky Jean Francois for declaring, “We run the damn [NFC] East” after beating the Eagles. “This is why the Redskins are not winning because of an attitude that’s asinine like that,” Smith said on “First Take.”

Baker called out Smith in a series of tweets defending his team, which is riding a fourgame win streak. “I don’t look at us as losers,” Baker said. “I just feel like we are the defending NFC East champions. Whether we won the NFC with 10 games or eight games, we still won it. “All I’m saying is until y’all crown a new champion, put some respect on our name. We’re not losing. We’re a team on the rise and we’re very confident.” The argument is a microcosm

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aware of their reputation. The players have curated a playlist that blares through speakers during portions of practice. The first song queued during practice this week was “Hate Me Now” by Nas, which shouts down the rapper’s critics — and it set a tone. It continued after practice when coach Jay Gruden defended a team that has gone 11-5 over its past 16 regular-season games. “I know [Smith] does a good job with what he does, but he doesn’t know our team,” Gruden said. “He doesn’t know our coaches. He doesn’t know our fan base. And for him to call us all losers is out of line.” The perception of the Redskins as perennial disappointments is not wholly without merit. Washington had a winning record in just four of the past 16 seasons. Although they went 9-7 and won the division last year, the Redskins were the only team in the NFC East with a winning record. None of the teams they beat ended with winning records. “People can try to define us by stats and all that,” linebacker Will Compton said. “A number you can’t measure is the resiliency and the heart we have in the locker room.” MASTER TESFATSION

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3 Trusty tight end Jordan Reed’s status will be up to an independent doctor. But the Redskins prepared for this when they picked up Vernon Davis, who had two catches and a TD last week.

2 Committing to the run The Redskins had 230 yards on the ground last week — a season high. Can they keep it up? Or will they get lured into a high-scoring shootout with Matthew Stafford?

1 Who does Norman get? Let’s say Josh Norman is allowed to trail a receiver. Who would it be? Marvin Jones has four TD catches. Golden Tate had eight grabs for 165 yards last week.

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Packers place running back Eddie Lacy (left ankle) on injured reserve

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Patriots (5-1) at Steelers (4-2) 4:25 p.m. Sunday, CBS

Ben Roethlisberger is recovering from knee surgery, which means fourth-year understudy Landry Jones, who went 1-1 in two starts and had three TDs and four picks last year, will lead Pittsburgh’s explosive offense.

Louisville coach avoids harshest infraction but still disputes findings

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As of Thursday, Vegas found the Jets (-2) to have enough home-field mojo to nullify a catastrophe under center. Ryan Fitzpatrick (11 INTs) was benched in favor of Geno Smith, whose career passer rating is 71.9.

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COLLEGE BASKETBALL The NCAA accused Louisville of four violations after an investigation of allegations that a former basketball staffer hired escorts and strippers for sex parties with recruits and players. The NCAA report Thursday does not mention a lack of institutional control — the most serious violation — but says coach Rick Pitino failed to monitor staffer Andre McGee. Pitino disputed that finding, saying his tendency is to overmonitor and, if anything, he was guilty of trusting McGee. “This man made a mistake and we apologize for his mistakes,” said Pitino, who has denied knowledge of the alleged violations. The NCAA’s letter is the first step in a process that could extend into next spring. Louisville has 90 days to respond. The letter culminates an inquiry that began with the publication last October of Katina Powell’s book, “Breaking Cardinal Rules: Basketball and the Escort Queen.” Powell wrote that McGee paid her $10,000 for strippers to perform 22 shows from 2010 to 2014 — a period that includes

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Coach Rick Pitino defends himself Thursday against NCAA charges that he didn’t monitor Andre McGree, who used sex workers to recruit prospects.

Louisville’s 2012-13 championship — with many occurring in the players’ dormitory. Chuck Smrt, a compliance consultant hired by the school, said he didn’t think vacating the title was “appropriate” based on precedent. The NCAA’s letter lists the value of the impermissible/extra benefits as at least $5,400 and cites several instances in which McGee hired strippers to dance and have sex with recruits. Louisville already has imposed its own penalties. The most severe one was announced Feb. 5 — a postseason ban after the school determined violations occurred. A month later, the

school announced the reduction of two scholarships and the number of days staffers could recruit. Neville Pinto, the university’s acting president, and athletic director Tom Jurich said the NCAA’s findings align with the results of the school’s investigation. Jurich said the school would fight the charge against Pitino. “Improper activities took place in a dormitory that never should have occurred,” Pinto and Jurich said in a statement. “When the facts were established, we acted. We took appropriate punitive and corrective actions.” GARY B. GRAVES (AP)

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Jets to honor former DE Dennis Byrd, who died in a car crash, in pregame ceremony Sunday

Bills (4-2) at Dolphins (2-4), 1 p.m. Sunday

Who would’ve guessed the former Redskins special teams standout would be leading the NFL with eight sacks? Probably the same people who predicted that Miami’s Jay Ajayi would rush for 204 yards last Sunday.

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Spencer Ware averages 5.3 yards per carry, Jamaal Charles got back in the mix with nine carries and a TD on Sunday. The Chiefs could lean on the run while they try to keep Drew Brees off the field. GABE HIATT (EXPRESS)

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COLLEGE FOOTBALL The most rewarding play of Levern Jacobs’ senior season didn’t come on one of his 10 receptions in Maryland’s 31-10 loss to Minnesota last week, but rather on a nondescript screen call in the first quarter the week before against Penn State. Jacobs sealed a block on the right sideline, and Ty Johnson scored on a 66-yard catch-andrun. Penn Sate won 38-14 but the play served as one of the team’s few bright spots over that stretch. It also signified the evolution of Jacobs as a complete wide receiver, a label he’s rarely carried in College Park over his fouryear career. He’s dazzled with his raw speed and an ability to make difficult catches in traffic — he led the team in receptions (35) and receiving yards (425) as a junior — but also struggled to develop as a consistent blocker on the perimeter. First-year coach DJ Durkin hounded Jacobs to become a better blocker as spring practice began in March, often singling him out during drills. Sometimes in those moments, Jacobs would remember what his mother, Rosalind, often told him while growing up in Prince George’s County: “When a person stops talking to you, that’s when you need to be worried.”

Levern Jacobs had 10 catches last week against Minnesota, but he’s prouder of a block he made at Penn State.

Durkin didn’t stop talking to his most experienced wide receiver, even as he was relegated to a second-string position behind Malcolm Culmer during the first three games of the season. Maryland’s deep-threat rotation still gave Jacobs nearly the same amount of reps as the starters, but winning back a spot on the first line was more a result of his improvement as a blocker. He’s started the past three games, taking as much pride in his role in the running game as the passing attack, and Durkin is now holding Jacobs up as an example of the kind of resilience he wants out of his team in preparation for Saturday night’s

Michigan State at Maryland 7:30 p.m. Saturday, BTN STORYLINE: Who stops slumping? The Spartans (2-4) began the season ranked 12th in the country before dropping four straight, included losses to Northwestern and Indiana. Maryland (4-2) has lost two in a row, but a win over traditionally powerful MSU would be a signature moment for new coach DJ Durkin. PLAYER TO WATCH: Terps QB Perry Hillis is a game-time decision with a shoulder injury. If he can’t go, freshman Tyrrell Pigrome will get his second start. GABE HIATT (EXPRESS)

game against Michigan State. The coach said Tuesday he was proud of Jacobs’ progress. With quarterback Perry Hills and defensive back Will Likely, the team’s foremost leaders, designated as game-time decisions with respective shoulder and knee injuries, Jacobs is one veteran who is expected to be on the field. He wants his blocking to set an example. “A bunch of people know I can catch the ball, but people really don’t know if I can get down and dirty, if I can go block the safety, go block the corner,” Jacobs said. “That’s one of the things I’ve brought to my game this year.” ROMAN STUBBS (THE WASHINGTON POST)

1 No. 6 Texas A&M (6-0) at No. 1 Alabama (7-0)

2 N.C. State (4-2) at No. 7 Louisville (5-1)

3 Memphis (5-1) at No. 24 Navy (4-1)

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Aggies QB Trevor Knight, left, led Oklahoma to a win over the Crimson Tide as a redshirt freshman in the Sugar Bowl. Now he’s A&M’s favorite transfer.

The Wolfpack were a missed field goal away from beating Clemson on the road last week. Lamar Jackson and the Cardinals lead the nation in scoring at 52.3 points per game.

First place in the AAC will be at stake as the Midshipmen try to extend a 13-game home winning streak. The Tigers have forced 18 turnovers in six games. G.H.

Saturday football games: No. 22 North Carolina at Virginia (3 p.m., CSN)

No. 17 Arkansas at No. 21 Auburn (6 p.m., ESPN)

D.C. United is surging into its regular-season finale Sunday at Orlando (4 p.m., ABC), riding a two-month torrent that would seem to portend good fortune in the MLS playoffs, which begin next week. But does a strong finish guarantee postseason success? “The fact we are playing well and are fairly healthy I think gives us a real shot to at least make a run,” coach Ben Olsen said. “But still it’s a one-off game [next Wednesday or Thursday]. If you don’t show up, you’re done.” United is unbeaten in six straight (4-0-2) and has lost once in three months (6-1-6). Olsen’s gang has gone from one of MLS’s feeblest attacks to one of its most lethal: 31 goals in 12 matches after 10 in the previous 13. United’s challenge, to reach the MLS Cup on Dec. 10, is heightened by a first-round game. Should it advance to the two-leg conference semifinals, D.C. would have a third match over seven or eight days. Only two teams per conference will receive first-round byes and up to seven days to prepare for the conference semis. Since MLS implemented firstround matches in 2011, though, two teams have come out of the early stage to reach the championship game (Houston in 2012 and Portland last year) and only Portland has won it all. STEVEN GOFF

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Ex-receiver alleges hazing at Virginia Complaint: Fight injury jeopardized freshman’s health, career in sports COLLGE FOOTBALL Virginia football players staged a gladiator-style fight between two incoming freshmen, a dangerous hazing incident that resulted in a concussion and jeopardized the career of a promising young receiver, according to a federal complaint filed in a U.S. District Court in Pennsylvania. This summer, upperclassmen bullied Aidan Howard, a

freshman on the Virginia football team, according to the complaint. After just one week of training camp, players used athletic tape to mark off a ring inside their locker room and forced Howard to fight freshman receiver Hasise Dubois, the complaint states. “The fight came to an end when Aidan sustained severe eye injuries,” the complaint states. “His head hurt and he felt sick to his stomach.” The complaint states Howard was told he suffered a concussion and couldn’t continue practicing. A week later he left the school.

Howard filed the federal complaint Oct. 14, charging the university with Title IX violations and seeking unspecified monetary rewards. The lawsuit was first reported Wednesday by Courthouse News Service. Virginia coach Bronco Mendenhall is not named in the lawsuit. In addition to athletic director Craig Littlepage and Teresa Sullivan, the school president, the complaint singles out two Virginia wide receivers, junior Doni Dowling and sophomore David Eldridge, and Marques Hagans, the school’s receivers

coach. All three harassed Howard, the complaint alleges. Virginia granted Howard his release, and he enrolled at Robert Morris in Pittsburgh, intending to compete for the football team there. But a doctor discovered Sept. 20 that he had suffered a broken orbital bone in the locker room fight, according to the complaint, and required surgery. His freshman season was over before he had played a single game. It “is unclear if he will ever be able to play football again,” the complaint states. RICK MAESE AND AVA WALLACE (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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The proportion of AfricanAmerican head coaches among the 65 teams in college football’s Power Five conferences. The number of such coaches dropped from eight to seven Sunday when Purdue fired Darrell Hazell. In the entire Bowl Subdivision, about 60 percent of the players are African-American, recent figures show. (TWP)

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Pups get all the perks For many pet-owning renters in D.C., home is where the dog park is AMENITIES In City Market at O, the canine occupancy rate is about 30 percent, or 390 leased apartments and roughly 117 pooches. “We find that our residents think of their dogs as their children, so whatever we can offer them, we do,” says Melanie Hallowell, City Market’s manager. That’s the reason for the openair dog park, nine stories above Washington’s Shaw neighborhood. The 200 linear feet of artificial-turf ball-chasing space

is heaven for a pup who might have been cooped up for hours in one of the building’s $4,000-amonth two-bedroom units while her 30-something pet parent was busy at the office all day. The park’s adjoining dog-wash station — two small, stainlesssteel shower bays with blowdryers in a white-tiled room — is another selling point. Like pretty much every other high-ticket residential building in town, City Market is enthusiastically pet-friendly, and it’s no wonder: Tens of thousands of newcomers, mainly affluent professionals, have flocked to the nation’s capital in recent years, many of them with animal

“You can just look at the rents, the pet-friendly amenities, and you know this is where you want to be.” DAVE LIEDMAN, owner of doggy

day care facility City Dogs, on D.C.’s increasing dog friendliness

companions. “We saw that 40 percent of the population that rents in Washington has dogs,” says Richard Lake, one of City Market’s owners, referring to research his company

did before the building opened two years ago. “If you’re trying to appeal to a broad market, you don’t want to alienate 40 percent of the rental population.” Two of those dog owners are Dennis and Greg Lacot, 34-yearold identical twins who share a City Market apartment and adore their pint-sized Italian greyhounds, Gemma and Giada. “The building hosts pet parties,” Greg says. “They had a — what was that? ... The yappy hour! They had, like, a little barbecue for the pet parents, and they had treats for the dogs. And the dogs had little hats.” Dog lovers like the Lacot CONTINUED ON PAGE 18

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MRP Realty and Kruger Real Estate have purchased three parcels at 315 H St. NE and plan to build a 93,992-square-foot apartment building with 6,000 square feet of retail space on the ground floor. The 112unit building will have options ranging from a 438-square-foot studio to a 2,000-square-foot penthouse with two bedrooms and two bathrooms. Planned amenities include a roof deck, party room, fitness center, bike room and courtyard with a fire pit. The building is anticipated to be ready for leasing and moveins in the spring and summer of 2018. MICHELE LERNER (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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in the new Park Chelsea, where one-bedrooms like hers cost up to $2,500 a month. More than a third of the building’s 235 occupied apartments have dogs in them, says manager Elizabeth Guzman. And of course there’s a rooftop park for the pooches, among other amenities. Benny Goodman, unaccustomed to high-rise living, was a bit spooked at first by the elevator bells and recorded announcements. But Struthers reports he’s doing better now. “And he’s making lots of friends.”

TOOLS Finding a roommate may have been easy right out of college, but it can be challenging if you’re new to a city. Two companies that rely on social media, video profiles and even speed dating for roommates are available for District residents who are looking for a place to rent or need a roommate to share their space. SpareRoom, a company launched in Britain in 2004, recently expanded to multiple cities in the United States, including D.C. In fact, the CEO and founder of SpareRoom, Rupert Hunt, is relocating to New York and plans to use his own company to rent out two of the three bedrooms in his new loft. SpareRoom uses video profiles of potential roommates to allow people to chat beyond messaging or emailing. The company also arranges “speed roommating” events for people looking to share space to quickly meet multiple potential roommates. Roomster, founded in 2003 and available in 192 countries, relies on social networks to help people find roommates. Users sign in and submit to Roomster’s Facebook verification process, called Roomster Social Connect. After approval, the platform allows users to contact each other through app messaging, phone calls, email or social media. Roomster is available through a free mobile app on iOS and Android and at roomster.com. SpareRoom is available via free iOS and Android apps as well as online at spareroom.com/ roommates. MICHELE LERNER

PAUL DUGGAN (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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brothers have been a boon for owners of related businesses, especially dog walkers. There’s JJ Scheele, for one. She moved to Washington from San Diego in 2004, just as gentrification was turning feverish, to run a political action committee promoting the humane treatment of animals. Moonlighting as a dog walker, “I got up to 17 dogs in nine months with no advertising, just word of mouth,” Scheele recalls. “That’s when I decided, and everyone told me, I should start a business.” Scheele is now the owner of DogWalkingDC, in Dupont Circle. “I have 25 to 30 independent contractors” who “do over 100 midday walks,” she says. “We have about 400 keys,” meaning customers, and “I turn away about two or three clients a day.” Dave Liedman has had a similar experience since 2005, when he and a partner bought City Dogs, a day care center for pooches in Dupont Circle. Business is booming, he says, and they plan to open a second location next month, inside a new apartment complex in a gentrification hot spot, Third and H streets NE, near Union Station. “When you see these buildings that are popping up, you can just look at the rents, the pet-friendly amenities, and you know this is where you want to be,” Liedman says. For renters at the swank 2M Apartments who are too busy to own pets, there’s Emmy, a miniature English bulldog. “Emmy is owned by the company,” says Kaitlyn Luper, the property manager. Emmy, whose business cards are at the concierge counter, is a perk for tenants, available for playdates in 2M’s dog park. “We have about 10 residents we see pretty consistently, coming to play with Emmy,” says Luper, who lives with Emmy in the building. Plenty of older empty nesters are arriving, too, including Charity Struthers, 56, who moved to

Dogs and humans unwind on the rooftop dog park at Shaw’s City Market at O apartment building.

Washington from Raleigh, N.C., this month. Unmarried and with her kids gone off to college, Struthers lives with Benny Goodman, a 6-year-old black lab. She looked at 25 apartments over the summer, with pet friendliness “high on my list.” And that wasn’t all she did. “I went out and watched for dog walkers,” she said. “I would ask them what their favorite buildings were. They have a very nice angle on which ones are the best for pets.” She wound up near the redeveloped Southwest Waterfront,

The dog days are here It’s not just apartments that are rolling out the Astroturf for pups: Being dog-friendly is becoming more important for retail establishments, too. “People are more likely to shop if they’re not worried about their dogs being tied up outside,” says Emilie Sommer, the book buyer at Capitol Hill’s East City Bookshop. In the community room, “we have these pictures of our neighborhood dogs that have come to visit us.” Boneshaped treats are set out by the cash register (“and also Hershey’s Kisses for our humans”). (TWP)

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Quebec House 2800 Quebec St., NW, Washington, DC 20008

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The Woodner 3636 16th St., NW, Washington, DC 20010

202-969-8436 Studios from $1,199 1 BRs from $1,499

Carver Terrace 2026 Maryland Ave., NE, Washington, DC 20002

202-715-3679 1, 2 & 3 BR Apartments Starting at $850

• Covered & outdoor parking rental available • Newly renovated fitness center • Moments from George Washington University • Close to dining, shopping & nightlife • ZipCars on-site

• New clubrooms with WiFi & coffee bar • Media center with PC & Mac • Fitness centers with cardio & weight equipment • Spacious apartments with new oversized windows • Pay your rent online

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River Hill Apartments 2942 2nd St., SE, Washington, DC 20032

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Allentown Apartments 5215 Morris Ave. Suite #5, Suitland, MD 20746 301-637-2456 Studio, 1, 2 & 3 BR Apartments Starting at $978

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Dale Forest Apartments 14321 Wrangler Lane, Dale City, VA 22193

703-872-7850 Studio, 1 & 2 BRs 1 Bedrooms from $755

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Zach Galifianakis (left, with Jon Hamm) looks into the abyss, wondering, like many, why he did this movie.

‘Keeping Up’ is too easy Latest by Jon Hamm and Zach Galifianakis is a generic spy comedy with no surprises FILM REVIEW Best known as the brooding protagonist of “Mad Men,” Jon Hamm is also a gifted comic actor. Hamm hinted at this potential in the Zach Galifianakis web series “Between Two Ferns.” That video is worth watching, if only to highlight the chemistry between the performers. Sadly, their latest collaboration, “Keeping Up With the Joneses,” has only a fraction of it. It is the sort of inoffensive comedy that fails to evoke any reaction — including laughter. Jeff Gaffney (Galifianakis) and his wife, Karen (Isla Fisher), live in a sleepy Atlanta suburb. He’s a human resources specialist and she’s an interior decorator. Their

lives have settled into monotony, until the glamorous Tim and Natalie Jones (Hamm and Gal Gadot) move in and become the talk of the cul-de-sac. They seem so out of place in suburban life that Karen suspects they aren’t who they say. And she’s right: Tim and Natalie are spies who suspect someone at Jeff’s company is selling microprocessors to an international arms dealer. Predictably, the two couples become embroiled in an espionage scheme, while Jeff attempts to connect with Tim on a man-to-man level. The script by Michael LeSieur (“You, Me and Dupree”) dutifully avoids shock — one of the most important weapons in a comedy writer’s arsenal. That is not to say

‘Keeping Up With the Joneses’ (PG-13, 101 min.) DIRECTOR: Greg Mottola STARS: Jon Hamm, Isla Fisher, Zach Galifianakis, Gal Gadot IN A NUTSHELL: A bored married couple are captivated by their alluring new neighbors — until they learn that the new folks are spies.

that the movie has no pleasures. For example, Jeff and Tim discover an underground Chinese restaurant in one scene, and Jeff gets under Tim’s skin in a way he does not anticipate. However, the film handles its characters delicately, with all the risk-taking of

a middlebrow sitcom. The climax fares no better: The gunfights are perfunctory and the pratfalls are telegraphed too far in advance. The actors are good sports, but it feels like they’re going along with it for a paycheck. “Keeping Up With the Joneses” alludes to suburban ennui, and the fear that embracing the American Dream may mean giving up on life. That’s a concept worth exploring, especially in comedy, since harsh truths are often easily delivered with laughs. But director Greg Mottola and LeSieur seem to have avoided the pursuit of wisdom, settling for broad gags — and the occasional explosion — instead. ALAN ZILBERMAN (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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“The male hadn’t had any kind of critical success. … And he got offered $10 million and I got offered $500,000.” HILARY SWANK, on Wednesday’s episode of the Netflix talk show “Chelsea,” explaining that she passed on a movie

just after winning her second Oscar because she was offered a lot less money than the “hot” male lead actor

“Space Jam” returning to theaters Nov. 13 and 16 in honor of its 20th anniversary

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ALSO OPENING

‘Certain Women’ R, 108 min.

“Certain Women” is a triptych that shows how three women (Laura Dern, Kristen Stewart and Michelle Williams) are forging paths in the vast expanse of the contemporary American West. How their lives intersect gives the film a whiff of mystery, but director Kelly Reichardt is more interested in how character is revealed through the small actions each woman takes to cope with her sense of limitation. ANN HORNADAY (THE WASHINGTON POST)

‘Aquarius’ Unrated, 142 min.

Clara (Sonia Braga) is a 65-year-old widow living in a breezy, seaside apartment in Recife, Brazil, when real estate developers contact her to buy her out. They try to break her defenses, but Clara is steely in her resolve to stay even though her kids also encourage her to move. “Aquarius” is a triumph, a onewoman show of strength, sensuality and indomitable staying power. A.H.

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‘Jack Reacher: Never Go Back’ is a fitting title KRISTEN PAGE-KIRBY | THE REELIST

Better together: ‘Pastoral’ shows what unity can do There’s a lot to like about “American Pastoral.” It surprises me to say that, given that I am not a fan of Philip Roth (who wrote the book it’s based on) and I utterly despised this summer’s “Indignation,” another adaptation of a Roth novel. The credit goes to director and star Ewan McGregor, who overcame my doubts with a nicely told, good-looking story. One early scene in particular sticks. It’s the 1950s and Dawn (Jennifer Connelly), who is Catholic, wants to marry Seymour (McGregor), who is Jewish. Before the engagement can proceed, she goes to meet Seymour’s dad, Lou (Peter Riegert). Lou is … less than pleased. So begins a negotiation, mostly dealing with how to raise any children the marriage might produce. Dawn wants her hypothetical children to be baptized; Lou

says no. Dawn wants them to learn the catechism; Lou doesn’t know what that is. Dawn wants them to take Communion; Lou responds that no grandchildren of his will “eat Jesus.” It looks like a standoff, and he starts to dismiss her. It doesn’t work. She tells Lou that she loves his son, they are going to get married, and that she and Lou had better come to some sort of agreement. We don’t know the particular rules of their religious covenant, but by the time daughter Merry (played first

‘American Pastoral’ (R, 126 min.) DIRECTOR: Ewan McGregor STARS: Ewan McGregor, Jennifer Connelly, Dakota Fanning IN A NUTSHELL: A businessman tries to reunite his family after his teenage daughter is accused of committing a violent act and disappears.

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by Ocean James, then by Dakota Fanning) is born, it doesn’t seem to matter. As Dawn and Seymour’s marriage progresses, we see that she and Lou have developed a genuine affection for each other. They defend each other. They even love each other. When teenage Merry leaves after a run-in with the law, Lou is there — arguably more for Dawn than for his own son. When it comes to in-laws, it’s a best-case scenario: Even major differences can be put aside for the good of the family as a whole. Merry is something more important than Dawn and Lou as individuals, someone they love more than they love themselves. More importantly, Merry is someone they love more than they differ with each other. It’s through her and for her that Dawn and her father-in-law unite, because they know that to dig in their heels, to refuse to talk, to refuse to listen, means shattering the whole family. It couldn’t have been easy, but ending up together was more important than winning. Being respectful led to being kind, and being kind led to being united. What a lovely real-life American pastoral that would be. Read Kristen’s previous columns at washingtonpost.com/thereelist

FILM REVIEW Everything about “Jack Reacher: Never Go Back” is so generic, it’s basically the supermarket knockoff of a better product — the “Bourne” movies, perhaps — minus the selling point of a discount. Like the first installment in 2012, the sequel stars Tom Cruise as Jack Reacher, the titular loner. He’s your garden-variety action hero, right down to the lack of personal attachments. The closest thing he has to a friend is a woman he has never met. Susan Turner (Cobie Smulders) is the major in charge of Reacher’s old military unit, and when he wants to turn in a baddie, he calls her. They strike up a longdistance flirtation, so he heads to Washington to meet, but when he gets there, he learns she’s been arrested on bogus espionage charges. That’s a big wrong to right. Fortunately, Reacher brought along his fists. Of course, action movies don’t have to be believable or poignant. They just have to get your adrenaline pumping. But the movie lacks inspiration in that department, too, owing to action sequences you’ve seen before, familiar music and dialogue so predictable you could make a game out of guessing the next line. Maybe it’s too easy to end a review by drawing attention to the fact the movie is aptly titled “Never Go Back.” Then again, “Jack Reacher” deserves nothing more inventive. STEPHANIE MERRY (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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‘Logan’

‘Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2’

EXPECTED RELEASE: March 3

EXPECTED RELEASE: May 5

SUMMARY: Marvel continues its quest for cinematic dominance with a story that looks to be (very loosely) based on the (very good) comic series “Old Man Logan.” Logan (Hugh Jackman), who has turned into quite the silver Wolverine, takes a road trip with Professor X (Patrick Stewart) and a creepylooking kid. KRISTEN PAGE-KIRBY (EXPRESS)

SUMMARY: Marvel AGAIN. Star-Lord AGAIN. “Hooked on a Feeling” AGAIN. The teaser trailer doesn’t give us much in the way of plot, but it definitely confirms that the ragtag bunch of galactic defenders are back and they can still stride about in slow motion. Also, Baby Groot is the widdlest badass in the whole universe yes he is yes he is. K.P.K.

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Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children (PG-13) CC/DVS: 12:45-3:45-6:55-9:55 Deepwater Horizon (PG-13) CC/DVS: 10:35 Max Steel (PG-13) CC/DVS: 12:35-5:50 The Magniﬁcent Seven (PG-13) CC/DVS: 8:15-11:15 Keeping Up with the Joneses (PG-13) CC/DVS: 11:05-1:45-4:20-7:00-9:50 Storks (PG) CC/DVS: 12:25-2:50-5:15-7:55 Kevin Hart: What Now? (R) CC/DVS: 11:50-12:50-2:30-3:30-5:10-6:30-7:50-9:00-10:3011:25 The Accountant (R) CC/DVS: 12:40-1:10-3:40-4:30-6:40-7:40-9:40-10:40 Ouija: Origin Of Evil (PG-13) CC/DVS: 11:30-12:20-2:10-3:00-4:40-5:40-7:20-8:2010:00-10:55 Desierto (R) CC/DVS: 12:10-2:45-5:05-7:35-9:55 Jack Reacher: Never Go Back (PG-13) CC/DVS: 12:30-3:50-7:10-10:20 Middle School: The Worst Years of My Life (PG) CC/DVS: 3:10 The Birth of a Nation (R) CC/DVS: 1:05-4:05-7:05-10:05 The Girl on the Train (R) CC/DVS: 1:25-4:25-7:25-10:25 Queen of Katwe (PG) CC/DVS: 12:15-3:35-6:50-9:45 Tyler Perry's Boo! A Madea Halloween (PG-13) CC/DVS: 11:10-12:00-1:50-2:40-4:505:30-7:30-8:10-10:10-11:10 Denial (PG-13) CC: 11:15-1:55-4:45-7:45-10:45 Jack Reacher: Never Go Back The IMAX 2D Experience (PG-13) CC/DVS: (!) 11:002:00-5:00-8:00-11:00 I'm Not Ashamed (PG-13) 1:00-4:15-7:15-10:15

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Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children (PG-13) CC/DVS: 12:45-3:45-6:50-10:05 Deepwater Horizon (PG-13) CC/DVS: 9:55 Max Steel (PG-13) CC/DVS: 4:10 The Magniﬁcent Seven (PG-13) CC/DVS: 12:30-6:40 Storks (PG) CC/DVS: 12:25-2:45-5:10-7:35 Keeping Up with the Joneses (PG-13) CC/DVS: 12:00-2:35-5:05-7:40-10:15 Ouija: Origin Of Evil (PG-13) CC/DVS: 12:40-3:10-5:40-8:10-10:40 Kevin Hart: What Now? (R) CC/DVS: 12:10-1:20-2:30-3:40-4:50-6:00-7:10-8:20-9:3010:45 The Accountant (R) CC/DVS: 12:20-1:30-3:20-4:30-6:20-7:30-9:20-10:30 Jack Reacher: Never Go Back (PG-13) AT;CC/DVS;RPX: (!) 2:00-5:00-8:00-10:45 The Birth of a Nation (R) CC/DVS: 9:40 The Girl on the Train (R) CC/DVS: 1:50-4:40-7:20-10:10 Tyler Perry's Boo! A Madea Halloween (PG-13) CC/DVS: 12:05-2:40-5:15-7:50-10:20 Denial (PG-13) CC: 12:50-3:50-6:45-9:35 Jack Reacher: Never Go Back (PG-13) CC/DVS: 1:00-4:00-7:00-9:50 I'm Not Ashamed (PG-13) 1:10-4:20-7:15-10:00 Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (PG) 12:00 Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (PG) 3:15 Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (PG) 6:30 Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (PG-13) 9:45

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PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) You may have trouble explaining your position to someone who is stubbornly set in his or her ways — and wants you to be, as well. ARIES (March 21-April 19) You aren’t likely to get what you want unless you are willing to share your desires with someone who can help you satisfy them. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You

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GEMINI (May 21-June 20) You’ll want to share as much hands-on knowledge as you can, especially with those who will be in your shoes before they know it.

LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You can

afford to be more generous than usual, especially with someone who, you realize, has been instrumental in helping you move forward. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) You

may be tempted to say no to any suggestion that has you moving out of your comfort zone — but it could be quite good for you.

DAILY CODE

Today in History 1805: A British fleet commanded by Adm. Horatio Nelson defeats a French-Spanish fleet in the Battle of Trafalgar; Nelson, however, is killed.

can provide for someone in need, but it may be in a fashion that is quite different from everyone’s expectations.

CANCER (June 21-July 22) You should be able to shake things up a bit and reap the benefits without having to weather any serious pitfalls. Give it a try.

Need more Sudoku? Find another puzzle in the Comics section of The Post every Sunday and in the Style section Monday through Saturday.

PEARLS BEFORE SWINE | STEPHAN PASTIS

1892: Schoolchildren across the U.S. observe Columbus Day (according to the Gregorian date) by reciting, for the first time, the original version of “The Pledge of Allegiance,” written by Francis Bellamy. 1966: 144 people, 116 of them children, are killed when a coal waste landslide engulfs a school and some 20 houses in Aberfan, Wales. 1985: Former San Francisco Supervisor Dan White — who had served five years in prison for killing Mayor George Moscone and Supervisor Harvey Milk, a gay-rights advocate — is found dead in a garage, a suicide.

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fun+games Crossword 1

6 10 14 15 16 17 20 21 22 23 25 26 28 32 34 35 38 42 43 44

Place to store heirlooms Rowing team, e.g. “I know the way!” Kitchen decentralizer? Start to focus? Like a noted ranger Case for an Alaskan trooper? Dutch ___ disease Carve in stone Carpenter’s plane Contradict Type of pilot Bad aroma Dry red wines Indian princesses Dress for 32-Across Mud bath locale Censor’s action on a weird radio call-in guest? Certain female kin, informally On the safe side, at sea Continental monies

CHEW ON THE CLUE 45 Neat 48 Nota ___ (Latin phrase) 49 Central A/C outlet 51 “The Age of Anxiety” poet W.H. 53 Jeweled headpieces 55 Christiania, once 56 Old Pontiac muscle car 59 Certain officer asea? 62 Alternatives to lagers 63 Learning method using memorization 64 Lackluster finish 65 Foolhardy 66 Low poker pair 67 More mud bath locales?

DOWN 1 2

3 4

Highest point Plane or c-clamp, e.g. Certain brasses Suffixes with “arm” or “road”

5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 18 19 24 26 27 29 30 31 33 35 36 37

Samurai Sudoku

Angler’s basket ATM button Baseball legend Babe Biblical ending? Trials and tribulations Duplicates Emotional states Start of something Not even once, poetically Narc chaser? Trellis pattern “... 15 miles on the ___ Canal” Eyeballs, to a poet Surrealist Salvador Daisylike bloom “Go team!” “... ___ he drove out of sight” Michigan State athlete Tanzania wildlife reserve Latin American laborer Anagram for “peas”

39 Up there in years 40 Society-page word 41 Bumpkin 45 Strong inflow 46 They come together in a wink 47 Time of “comfort and joy” 49 Kind of concerto 50 Facilitates

52 Guarantees the failure of 53 Alpine transport 54 Arrange in alphabetical order 55 “Beetle Bailey” dog 57 London gallery 58 Aces, sometimes 60 “___ what?” 61 Common house pet

THURSDAY’S SOLUTION

EDITED BY TIMOTHY E. PARKER

ACROSS

Forecast

DIFFICULT

Fill in each column, row and 3x3 box with the digits 1 through 9 without repeating any. The twist in Samurai Sudoku is that the digits that appear in the overlapping boxes must work for both puzzles. A piece of advice to get you started: Don’t focus on completing one grid at a time. Keep the whole puzzle in mind as you go, because filling in a number in one grid could give you clues to another.

By Capital Weather Gang

LAST WEEK’S SOLUTION

AVG. HIGH: 66 RECORD HIGH: 85 AVG. LOW: 48 RECORD LOW: 30 SUNRISE: 7:23 a.m. SUNSET: 6:21 p.m.

70 | 64

TODAY: Showers are possible for much of the day, with the best chance of getting wet in the early afternoon. There is even the chance of a thunderstorm, but for much of the area, expect rain amounts to be light — less than a quarter-inch.

SATURDAY

SUNDAY

59 | 48

64 | 44

MONDAY

TUESDAY

67 | 50

60 | 45

Get more news and forecasts at washingtonpost.com/weather or follow @capitalweather on Twitter.

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Victoria deems Target Posh enough for her

Selma explains plane outburst During an appearance on “The Talk” on Wednesday, Selma Blair opened up for the first time about her June outburst on a plane, when she had to be removed from the flight via stretcher. She explained that she had been drinking and took some unfamiliar medication. “I had a total psychotic blackout,” she said. “It was horrible and frightening and I had empathy for myself actually afterwards because actually it was so out of character for me.”

A new Victoria Beckham fashion line is headed to Target, the store announced Wednesday. According to People magazine, Target is partnering with the former Spice Girl for a small collection — about 200 items — inspired by her high-end fashion line, Victoria, Victoria Beckham, as well as her personal style. People writes that the new collection will include “bold colors and clean lines.” Clothes for girls and babies will also be included in the line. Prices will reportedly range from $6 to $70. Comparatively, items in her Victoria, Victoria Beckham line start at around $185. The collection will be available online and in Target stores beginning April 9. (EXPRESS)

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PERFORMERS

Audience for world’s greatest lullabies is born

The rapper Vanilla Ice and his wife, Laura Van Winkle, are divorcing after 19 years together, TMZ reported. Van Winkle filed separation papers Tuesday in Florida. The couple share two teenage daughters. The site reported that Ice and Van Winkle have been separated for several years, and are now making their split official. (EXPRESS)

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TOO EASY

Ice and Laura’s relationship these days is as cold as ... you know what? Forget it.

Audra and Will will play the roles of The Princess and Prince Charming in this evening’s bedtime story.

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Broadway stars Audra McDonald and Will Swenson announced the birth of their baby girl, Sally James McDonald-Swenson, on Thursday. McDonald posted a photo of the baby’s feet on Twitter, writing, “Our hearts are bursting.” McDonald, 46, and Swenson, 43, were married in October 2012; this is their first child together. McDonald already has a daughter, and Swenson is the father to two sons from previous marriages. (AP)

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