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This morning at 8:12 AM PDT, a earthquake hit San Fransisco with a  magnitude of 6.4 on the Richter scale. The earthquake caused six injuries and two deaths after the McHenry's Auto Supply Shop on  2342 Plum St   partially collapsed. Names have not yet been released. Three of the six injuries were serious enough to require hospitalization. "Of the three unfortunate people, I am sure their injuries will be able to make a full recovery," Doctor Luke Gerold told reporters. "Their injured are serious, but the breaks are clean and should be able to heal within a few months." Local Thomas Harris has a broken ankle from carrying his daughter away from debris. "I'm still in complete shock. The only thing that will make me feel better would be to know that my family is okay," Harris said. Shop owner Gustav McHenry is devastated by the results of the storm. "I saved everything to open that shop," said McHenry. &quo

1. $1,840 2.  P ilots must get a clean bill of health from an FAA-approved doctor to receive a medical certificate. 3.   AISD: $1.05 billion  Leander: $454 million  Bastrop: $88.5 million  Lake Travis:  $253 million    Eanes: $253 million 4. $5 billion 5.  You can find memes, scary stories, legends and a link to their youtube account. Long Response 1. After not being able to drive due to their visual disability, Mahan was able to be the first passenger in a self-driving car on public roads. Doing so opened a door for the disabled community as well as giving a prototype for the future cars of America. Self-driving cars have the ability to be safer than normal cars by not having humans as a factor of accidents. 2. Everyone could benefit from a driverless car because it would eliminate drunk driving and road rage. This would allow the streets to be safer and less chaotic than usual. 3. I would feel safer because I wouldn't have to worry about the person next to me cutting me

AISD Bond may bring major benefits Who: Bowie High School What: AISD may receive a large bond When: November 7, 2017 Where: Austin, Texas Bowie High School Why: To improve the facility by adding a new parking garage, improving the AC, computers and renovations to the fine arts hall and athletics facility How: Voting In order to improve the well being of all schools in Austin, AISD has set aside a bond that will be worth over $1 billion for the schools. Bowie just turned 30 and with little remodeling and reconstruction, is now placed 11th in line for the schools in most critical condition. Although this would help better the average school day for the students at Bowie and all over Austin, the school board and the people of Austin must vote on weather or not to pass this bond. Principal Mark Robinson- Direct quote Dr. Paul Cruz- Direct quote Matais Segura- Direct quote Brianan Garcia- Direct quote 4. no opinions 5. it does 6. yes New principal makes individuals and

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A Very Bad Encounter She opened her bedroom door, and to her horror a giant foot wiggled it's toes through her window. Avery shuddered as the yellow nails sickled and flexed toward her. She slammed the door and raced downstairs to escape through the back door. As she made her way down the carpeted steps of her stairs, her foot landed ever so slightly on the tail of her cat. With a deep fury, Ellie Belly flew through the air and knocked Avery down the stairs. For a slight moment, fear struck through Avery as her whole world went black. She played there for what felt like hours before a dense object struck her in the back of the head. As she slowly regained consciousness, she looked down at a Chaco laying next to her. She gagged at the thought of a too-small toe strap, but was interrupted by the screeching of her older sister above her. "Are you thick, Avery?!" yells Noa. Avery rolls her eyes so hard her head hurts, but that might just be from the shoe. She limps h

This afternoon at 4:45 in Austin, a head-on collision between a 13-year old boy and a 91 year old man with his 67 year old wife resulted in injuries to all involved. The man, a college professor named  John Jacob Jingleheimer-Smith , suffered from a serious head injury and was unable to walk or talk at the scene. "It was horrible," said wife  Melba. "He looked so beaten up. My heart  couldn't take looking at his sweet little face being all bloodied-up like that." 13 year old student Roger Clementine was treated at the hospital for minor cuts to the face. "I would've never expected my day would end like this. This is the scariest thing I've ever been through," said Clementine. Melba only suffered a bloody nose, but was more concerned about her unconscious husband. "It's so unfair. My sweetie is suffering while all I have are minor bumps and bruises. I was the one who made him go out today! I've never felt so miserable,&