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DESERT HOT SPRINGS, Calif. (AP) — A trauma surgeon says many of those most severely injured in a deadly tour bus crash in California suffered facial trauma but few broken bones. Dr. Ricard Townsend of Palm Springs calls the injuries unusual for a high-speed vehicle wreck and says they're a hallmark of those not wearing seat belts. Authorities say 13 people were killed and 31 others were injured when the bus plowed into the rear of a semi-truck early today.
WASHINGTON (AP) — Donald Trump says Hillary Clinton's campaign chairman, John Podesta, is a "nasty guy." Trump is criticizing Podesta following the disclosure by WikiLeaks of thousands of Podesta's personal emails that were hacked. Clinton's campaign has accused Russia of stealing the emails. Trump's comment during the third debate that Clinton was a "nasty woman" went viral on social media. Women's rights groups called it an example of misogyny.
WASHINGTON (AP) — Hillary Clinton is chalking up her lengthy list of policy proposals to her penchant for planning. At a rally in Charlotte, North Carolina, today Clinton joked, "Maybe it's kind of a woman thing. We make lists. We make our lists, then we try to figure out what we're going to get done and cross it off." Earlier in the day, at a church in Durham, Clinton said: "I've got plans for everything. You know how we women are."
WASHINGTON (AP) — AT&T's $85.4 billion proposed purchase of Time Warner is facing skepticism from all sides in the presidential race. Hillary Clinton's running mate, Tim Kaine, says more competition and less consolidation is generally helpful in the media industry. Clinton spokesman Brian Fallon says Clinton believes that regulators should scrutinize the deal closely. Donald Trump is more direct. He says he'd block the deal if elected.
CHICAGO (AP) — One of Chicago's earliest African-American disc jockeys is dead. Herb Kent, who enjoyed a seven-decade career, was 88. The radio station where Kent worked, V103 FM Chicago, says Kent died Saturday evening. The company says he hosted his final broadcast on Saturday morning. Kent was inducted into the Radio Hall of Fame in 1995. He was known as "The Cool Gent."
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