Jennifer Lawrence and husband Cooke Maroney will quickly develop into a household of 4. The Oscar-winning actor is pregnant together with her second baby!

On Sunday, Oct. 20, Vogue confirmed that Lawrence, 34, and Maroney, 40, are presently anticipating one other child. The journal shared the being pregnant information in an article and on its Instagram web page. 

In Vogue’s Instagram publish, which confirmed a photograph of Lawrence posing for the journal in October 2022 and a snap of her with a tiny child bump in Los Angeles on Oct. 19, the style outlet congratulated the couple and stated a consultant had confirmed the information. 

This would be the second child for Lawrence and Maroney, who’re dad and mom to 2-year-old son Cy Maroney. 

Lawrence and her husband, an artwork gallery supplier, have been married since 2019. British Vogue reported on the time that they stated “I do” on the Belcourt of Newport mansion in Rhode Island with superstar pals like Emma Stone, Adele and Kris Jenner in attendance. 

From the second they began relationship, Lawrence and Maroney have principally saved their relationship out of the general public eye, with the “No Exhausting Emotions” star making uncommon feedback about him over the previous few years since tying the knot. 

She questioned if he was the fitting particular person for her in an interview with The New York Occasions in 2022. 

“If you don’t absolutely know your self, you don’t have any concept the place to place your self,” she defined. “After which I met my husband, and he was like, ‘Put your self right here.’ I used to be like, ‘That feels proper, however what if it’s not?’”

However, she realized that she was able to decide to Maroney. 

“I wasn’t acutely aware of it. Then I went again, and once I’m house with my husband making this household, I’m so joyful I stayed,” she continued. “I’m so joyful I didn’t freak out and cancel the marriage and run away and go, ‘I’ll by no means be taken down!’”

Broadcaster John Stapleton has revealed he has been recognized with Parkinson’s illness.

The 78-year-old mentioned he was “pragmatic” in regards to the prospect of his situation getting worse – however insisted he was making an attempt to “stay constructive” and “as impartial as I can” for so long as potential.

Stapleton is acquainted to TV audiences via his work on programmes similar to Newsnight, Panorama and GMTV’s Information Hour.

In an interview on BBC One’s Morning Reside, he mentioned: “Talking is how I’ve earned my dwelling for the perfect a part of 50 years.

“It’s totally irritating generally, significantly (when) persons are consistently saying to you, ‘sorry, what did you say?’

“And it’s a must to repeat your self, time and time once more.

“I’m pretty pragmatic in regards to the prospect of this getting worse. I attempt to stay constructive, as a result of what is the level of not being?”

Stapleton’s son Nick mentioned the analysis was “actually upsetting”, but it surely didn’t come as a shock as a result of his grandmother had the degenerative situation.

Parkinson’s illness is a situation by which elements of the mind grow to be progressively broken over a few years, with signs together with tremors and sluggish motion, in keeping with the NHS web site.

Stapleton mentioned he had witnessed his mom’s “decline from this vigorous, ebullient, outgoing girl to a girl who’s pretty fragile”.

“One of many sensible issues she confronted initially was her lack of ability to do issues like open a can of beans or peel a potato,” he added.

“Imagine it or not, I am having the identical drawback, to some extent, myself proper now.”

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On the TV present, Nick Stapleton talked to his father in regards to the future and the way he might greatest assist him.

Stapleton advised his son: “I wish to stay as impartial as I can for so long as I probably can.

“When it comes to the home, I would be very reluctant to go away it, which shall not shock you in any respect.”

The presenter advised his son he would use a stairlift if it was vital. He added that though he can be reluctant to enter care, he was additionally “a realist”.

Following Stapleton’s announcement, the charity Parkinson’s UK supplied their assist to the journalist and his son “as they begin John’s distinctive journey with the situation”.

“Nobody is alone with Parkinson’s, and we’re right here to assist everybody,” the charity added.

CLEVELAND – Naturally, it was a type of signature Juan Soto at-bats – in a highlight second – that despatched the Yankees to the World Collection.

Tied within the 10^th inning of Sport 5, Soto fouled off a slider, two changeups and one other slider from Cleveland Guardians reliever Hunter Gaddis, who lastly threw Soto a 1-2 fastball.

Within the visiting dugout, Luke Weaver felt time stand nonetheless as Soto’s towering fly ball “was sitting within the air’’ over Progressive Subject. “However it sounded loud, and I figured there was an opportunity.’’

Yankees’ brass fixated on touchdown Soto final winter to spice up a missing lineup and break a 15-year pennant drought – a pinstriped eternity.

That promise was delivered with Soto’s hovering three-run homer, lifting the Yankees towards a 5-2 win and a five-game victory within the best-of-seven AL Championship Collection.

‘Pure Juan Soto style’

“I figured he was going to do one thing like he did,’’ Giancarlo Stanton mentioned of Soto assembly the second “in pure Juan Soto style.’’

As much as that time, Stanton had finished greater than anybody to convey the Yankees to their first World Collection since 2009, with 4 residence runs – three within the final three video games right here.

Stanton’s game-tying, two-run shot within the sixth off Cleveland starter Tanner Bibee sealed him the AL Championship Collection MVP, “however this ain’t the trophy I need,’’ Stanton mentioned.

“I need the following one.’’

Soto? He needs one other one, this time with a diamond-encrusted N-Y ring and a trip up the Canyon of Heroes.

Soto turns 26 this Friday, Sport 1 of the World Collection, with the Yankees both at Los Angeles towards Shohei Ohtani’s Dodgers or residence towards the insanely resilient crosstown Mets.

Off the bat, as a 19-year-old Washington Nationals rookie, Soto contributed to a world championship staff. Now, Stanton and Aaron Choose are lastly going to their first World Collection, and Soto put them excessive.

“We gave up some massive items,’’ Choose mentioned of the December take care of San Diego, with a key pitcher in Michael King going to the Padres. “However we knew it was one thing particular.’’

The lead as much as Soto’s massive second

In fact, Soto’s magic alone couldn’t convey the Yankees right here, previous a relentless Cleveland membership.

Saturday, they wanted begin from Carlos Rodon, and 16 outs from a bullpen working close to empty and supervisor Aaron Boone pressed the proper buttons.

“If I’d have informed you a month in the past…that we will shut out the American League with Mark Leiter Jr., Tim Hill, Jake Cousins, Luke Weaver – I do not know if many individuals would have thought that,’’ mentioned Boone.

By the ten^th, issues had lined up for an additional usually heavy Soto at-bat.

Austin Wells walked, the Cleveland infield dedicated a uncommon error, and Soto confronted the powerful Gaddis with two out.

“He’s one of many guys within the league that’s so laborious to freaking get out,’’ mentioned Weaver who received the ultimate six outs. “I’ve confronted him loads of instances…(he’s) relentless.

“It’s an at-bat that guys simply actually don’t need,’’ mentioned Weaver. “He grinds it out, he stares you down, he shuffles on you, he does all of the issues that may irritate you…however it’s a battle.

“Once you go towards one of the best, you’ve received to have your finest.’’

‘Convey again So-to!’

Earlier than the wildest, champagne-soaked Yankee clubhouse clinching celebration this October, Soto was on the sphere thanking “all people who was concerned’’ in bringing him to the Bronx.

“I’m actually joyful to be right here, buying and selling me to the most effective groups I’ve ever been on in my life,’’ mentioned Soto. “I’m actually joyful to be right here and a part of this celebration.’’

Behind the Yankees’ dugout, waves of mates, household and followers had damaged right into a “Convey again Soto!’’ chant, one other reminder that Soto’s free company is arriving quick.

“We gave up quite a bit and it was a one-year deal for some huge cash,’’ mentioned GM Brian Cashman of his buying Soto to win that elusive pennant.

“So, it was a giant chess transfer, little question about it, that was designed to extend our probabilities,’’ mentioned Cashman. “And it did. It positive did.’’

Shouting to be heard within the raucous post-game clubhouse, the exuberant Jazz Chisholm Jr. agreed with the chanting crowds each right here, and in the proper subject bleachers at Yankee Stadium.

“I feel we must always re-sign Soto!’’ Chisholm yelled. “Seven hundred million, let’s go!’’

John Stapleton has been identified with Parkinson’s illness.

The broadcaster, 78, who is understood for presenting programmes together with Newsnight, Panorama and GMTV’s Information Hour, made the announcement on BBC One’s Morning Stay.

Parkinson’s is a mind dysfunction that causes unintended or uncontrollable actions, comparable to shaking, stiffness, and problem with stability and coordination. Usually, the illness can turn into extra extreme over time.

Talking to his son, presenter Nick Stapleton, the broadcaster stated: “Talking is how I’ve earned my dwelling for the most effective a part of 50 years, and it’s very irritating generally, notably if persons are continually saying to you, sorry, what did you say? And it’s a must to repeat your self time and time and time once more.”

He added: “I’m pretty pragmatic in regards to the prospect of this getting worse. I attempt to stay optimistic, as a result of what’s the purpose of not being [positive].”

Nick stated it was “early days” of his father’s analysis and added that Stapleton is “nonetheless pretty unbiased”.

He continued: “Nonetheless, I wish to begin these conversations now, to get some probably tough matters out within the open and make it simpler for in a while.”

Whereas talking about his analysis on Morning Stay, Stapleton revealed his mom additionally had Parkinson’s and he’s now experiencing related mobility issues to her.

“The truth that I’ve had an early analysis, the truth that I’ve seen what occurred to my mom firsthand is all an enormous bonus in some ways,” he stated. “It permits me to have a look at it virtually, realistically and plan sensibly for the long run.”

Georgina Jones, a senior care advisor for Parkinson’s UK appeared on the programme to provide Nick recommendation on how you can communicate to his father about needing care sooner or later as his signs worsen.

“It’s making an attempt to speak about what help somebody may want somewhat than what care they could want; beginning with what they want and what they’re fighting,” she stated.

“There’s every kind of apparatus that folks may want of their house. And people sorts of small steps will then construct as much as one thing extra main, selections about if somebody wanted to promote their house, they wanted to maneuver, and many others.”

Followers have been fast to ship their properly needs to Stapleton following his announcement. “One of many most interesting broadcasters in my lifetime, unhappy to listen to this and sending finest needs,” one individual wrote on X/Twitter.

“A superb broadcaster,” one other fan added.

At Sandu’s election headquarters on Sunday night, the temper was extraordinarily subdued, with certainly one of her advisers describing the consequence as far as “not what we anticipated”.

Sandu, who has cultivated shut ties with Moldova’s EU neighbours, had campaigned for the Sure vote within the referendum. She had beforehand stated the vote was would arrange the way forward for Moldova for “many a long time forward”.

When the primary outcomes started trickling in exhibiting that the No vote had completed higher than anticipated, Sandu’s staff put the disappointing outcomes right down to the primary rely coming in from villages and rural areas.

The massive metropolis rely narrowed the lead for the No vote, however by 01:00 (22:00 GMT) few thought the Sure camp might nonetheless stand an opportunity.

Lots of Sandu’s supporters left her headquarters in Chisinau the place they’d been hoping to have fun her victory earlier than the rely was even over. The little EU flags they’d been given to wave had been deserted, on chairs or strewn on the bottom.

However because the evening went on, the hole narrowed even additional.

Ultimately, the Sure vote clinched it – however solely simply.

Voter turnout stood at greater than 51% when polls closed at 21:00 native time (18:00 GMT), making the referendum legitimate.

A number of presidential candidates boycotted the referendum. Aleksandr Stoianoglo stated he didn’t assist the thought of fixing the structure – though he added he was a supporter of his nation’s “European aspirations”.

Nonetheless, many younger folks queuing at polling stations on Sunday had been vocal about their assist for Moldova’s future as an EU member state, with some saying they had been voting as a result of they needed to decide on a European future for his or her nation – for the sake of the economic system and for extra alternatives.

Some stated they had been fed up of being “pulled” in the direction of Moscow, a long time after the Soviet Union collapsed and Moldova turned impartial.

“We’ve to decide on a European future for our nation, for our kids, our future – for geopolitics, for peace, that’s a very powerful,” a voter known as Oksana advised the BBC. “As a result of we’re between Europe and Russian affect, and we’ve got to decide on what we would like.”

Coach Deion Sanders and his Colorado soccer workforce simply despatched a transparent message to the Huge 12 Convention:

Watch out for the Buffaloes.

Final week they confirmed they will dangle with top-of-the-line groups within the league. This week they confirmed how good they are often on the street. They beat Arizona on Saturday at Arizona Stadium, 34-7, and didn’t even really want Travis Hunter, their star two-way participant.

Hunter returned from a shoulder harm final week to play within the first half, when he caught two passes for 17 yards and made one deal with. However he left the sport and didn’t return after the Buffs constructed a 28-7 lead at halftime.

By then, the sport was all however over anyway. Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders accomplished 23 of 33 passes for 250 yards and two touchdowns with two interceptions to guide CU. Colorado’s protection recorded seven sacks and held the Wildcats scoreless after giving up their lone landing within the first quarter.

The win improves Colorado to 3-1 within the Huge 12 and 5-2 general, which is one win greater than the Buffs had final 12 months in Sanders’ first season as coach. The victory additionally places them one win away from being eligible to play in a bowl sport with 5 regular-season video games remaining. They subsequent play at residence Saturday towards Cincinnati (5-2).

Arizona fell to 3-4 in entrance of an introduced crowd of fifty,724. Star receiver Tetairoa McMillan entered the sport ranked third nationally with 123.7 receiving yards per sport however had solely 5 catches for 38 yards.

Linebacker Nikhai Hill-Inexperienced, a switch from Charlotte, led CU’s protection with eight tackles and a sack.

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Colorado vs. Arizona highlights

Buffaloes tack on field goal to extend lead to 34-7

With the game essentially over, Colorado’s backup players helped stretch the Buffaloes’ lead to 34-7 with 4:42 remaining at Arizona. Backup quarterback Ryan Staub led the short scoring drive after an interception by Colorado cornerback Colton Hood set the Buffs up on the Arizona 23-yard line. Colorado kicker Alejandro Mata then booted a 34-yard field goal to end the possession.

Starting quarterback Shedeur Sanders finished the game with 23-for-33 passing for 250 yards and two touchdowns with two interceptions. 

Colorado leads 31-7 in third quarter

Colorado didn’t need Travis Hunter to score on its first possession of the second half – a nine-play, 76 yard drive that ended with a 28-yard field goal by Alejandro Mata. The kick extended Colorado’s lead to 31-7 with 5:58 left in the third quarter.

Arizona has punted on three straight possessions, including its opening possession of the second half. 

Two-way star Travis Hunter did not dress for the second half against Arizona and is done for the game after returning from a right shoulder injury last week against Kansas State. Hunter played in the first half Saturday and caught two passes for 17 yards, including a 14-yard catch on fourth down that set up a touchdown.

Fox reporter Allison Williams said Hunter slightly aggravated his shoulder injury and is sitting out for the second half out of caution with Colorado leading 28-7 at halftime.

Arizona linebacker Jacob Manu injured

Arizona has been bit by the injury bug in this game, including the loss of linebacker Jacob Manu in the first half. Manu is the Wildcats’ leading tackler and came out of the game with an apparent knee injury. He had four tackles Saturday before being removed.

HALFTIME: Colorado 28, Arizona 7

Colorado survived a strange sequence in the second quarter in which there were three turnovers in the span of six plays – a botched snap by Colorado, a fumble by Arizona quarterback Noah Fifita and then an interception thrown by Shedeur Sanders.

Arizona didn’t capitalize on it, though. Colorado instead took a 28-7 lead with 1:07 left in the first half after a 6-yard touchdown run up the middle by Sanders.

Sanders has led the Buffaloes to one of their best halves of football under head coach Deion Sanders. He is 15-for-21 passing for 173 yards and two touchdowns with one interception.

Colorado receiver LaJohntay Wester has six catches for 106 yards. Two-way star Travis Hunter has caught two passes for 17 yards. 

Travis Hunter comes up with big catch, Colorado up 21-7

Travis Hunter asserted his return from injury in the second quarter when he came up with a 14-yard catch on fourth down for Colorado. The catch brough the Buffaloes to the Arizona 16-yard line, where they set up to score on the next play – a 16-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Shedeur Sanders to receiver Will Sheppard, a transfer from Vanderbilt.

Sheppard caught the ball on the right side of the end zone and barely kept his left foot in bounds to help Colorado take a 21-7 lead.

The Buffs have scored touchdowns on all three of their possession so far.

Colorado leads 14-7 at end of first quarter

Arizona responded on its second possession of the game to cut Colorado’s lead to 14-7 with 1:17 left in the first quarter. Receiver Chris Hunter scored the touchdown from 1 yard out, capping a 75-yard, 10-play drive for the Wildcats.

Arizona Quarterback Noah Fifita is 3-for-5 passing for 27 yards and a touchdown. Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders is 6-for-6 passing for 78 yards and one touchdown.

Buffaloes up 14-0 after another touchdown

Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders is on a roll again. He has completed five straight passes to start the game against Arizona and has led the Buffaloes to touchdowns on his first two possessions. Colorado now leads 14-0 with 6:16 left in the first quarter after a 1-yard touchdown pass up the middle to freshman Drelon Miller.

Shedeur Sanders set a school record last week with 16 consecutive completions in a 31-28 loss at home against Kansas State. 

Colorado takes 7-0 lead

Colorado recovered an onside kick on the opening kickoff and used the short field position to take a 7-0 lead with 12:37 left in the first quarter. Running back Isaiah Augustave capped the drive with a 1-yard touchdown run just two plays after receiver LaJohntay Wester reeled in a 46-yard pass from quarterback Shedeur Sanders. Travis Hunter has returned from his shoulder injury last week and was working with the starting offense but hasn’t yet caught a pass.

When is the Colorado-Arizona game?

Kickoff is at 4 p.m. ET Saturday, Oct. 19 from Arizona Stadium in Tucson, Arizona.

How to watch Colorado-Arizona game

The game will be broadcast on Fox and also is available on Fubo.

Watch on Fubo

Is Travis Hunter playing for Colorado?

Coach Deion Sanders said the receiver-cornerback should play vs. Arizona despite his shoulder injury last week. How much he plays is another matter. The nature of his shoulder injury hasn’t been revealed, such as if it was a “stinger” or nerve injury that could allow him to come back sooner than more serious shoulder problems.

Why is MC Hammer at the Colorado-Arizona game?

Hip-hop artist MC Hammer came to this game and has strong ties to it. Arizona’s running backs coach, Alonzo Carter, previously toured with him as a dancer. Colorado coach Deion Sanders also recorded a song and music video with Hammer that was released in 1994 entitled “Straight to my Feet.”

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Australian senator Lidia Thorpe has made headlines world wide after denouncing King Charles following his Parliament Home reception speech.

Lidia Thorpe, 51, accused the British monarchy of genocide in a fiery speech earlier than telling Charles “you’re not my King” as he returned to his seat from a lectern in Canberra.

“Give us our land again. Give us what you stole from us – our bones, our skulls, our infants, our folks,” she instructed the monarch earlier than being escorted away by safety. “You destroyed our land. Give us a treaty. We wish a treaty on this nation. You’re a genocidalist. This isn’t your land.”

Ms Thorpe, an Indigenous girl from Victoria, has lengthy advocated for a treaty between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal Australians to recognise their autonomy and set proper historic wrongs.

Following the protest, the rest of the occasion on the monarch’s second official day of engagements continued as deliberate, and there was no reference to Ms Thorpe’s protest.

Ms Thorpe later instructed the BBC that she wished to ship “a transparent message” to Charles – the primary ever king of Australia, who’s presently within the midst of a six-day tour of the nation.

“To be sovereign it’s a must to be of the land,” she mentioned. “He’s not of this land.”

Ms Thorpe, a Gunnai, Gunditjmara and Djab Wurrung mom, grandmother, is a widely known activist for Indigenous causes. Her latest actions, nonetheless, have been described as her most high-profile protest thus far.

She grew to become the primary Indigenous girl to be elected to the Victorian state parliament with Inexperienced Get together in 2017. Whereas her seat was subsequently misplaced in 2018, she was preselected to be a senator for the get together within the federal authorities in 2020.

On the time of her swearing into parliament in 2020, she raised her hand in a black energy salute. She did so whereas sporting a conventional possum-skin cloak and holding an Aboriginal message stick.

The stick was lined in 441 marks to characterize the deaths of Aboriginal folks identified to have died following the 1991 royal fee into deaths in custody.

Ms Thorpe beforehand instructed 9 newspapers: “I had no alternative in being influenced by black activists and the black battle of my folks… I used to be born into it and I don’t know anything.”

She protested once more in 2022 upon her re-election, describing the late Queen Elizabeth II “the colonising Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II” in her oath. Ms Thorpe was then compelled to recite her oath once more utilizing the proper phrases.

The politician in the end grew to become an impartial to “amplify the black sovereign motion” in 2023 following disagreements inside the Greens surrounding the proposed Indigenous Voice to Parliament, which tried to provide illustration to the views of Indigenous folks in parliament.

Ms Thorpe, who spent years campaigning for Indigenous causes even earlier than starting her political profession, final hit the headlines in April 2023 following the discharge of footage of her in an altercation outdoors a Melbourne strip membership.

It noticed her argue with males who she claims provoked her. The strip membership supervisor, nonetheless, mentioned that she had brought about the argument by accusing the lads of stealing her land.

The causes championed by Ms Thorpe on behalf of Indigenous Australians embody the reform of the jail and justice programs, environmental points and land rights.

In a press release launched forward of King Charles’s arrival on Friday, Ms Thorpe described the British monarch as “not the professional sovereign of those lands” and mentioned the monarchy had “dedicated a genocide of our folks”.

“There’s unfinished enterprise that we have to resolve earlier than this nation can turn into a republic. This should occur by way of Treaty,” Thorpe mentioned.

“We will transfer in direction of a Treaty Republic now. The 2 processes should not opposed, they’re complimentary.”

The problem of the British monarchy’s continued rule of Australia was final put to a referendum in 1999, when 55 p.c of Australian folks selected to maintain the establishment.

The royal go to to Canberra was at all times going to the touch on Australia’s historical past with its Indigenous peoples, however Thorpe’s intervention meant the King and Queen confronted it extra straight than initially deliberate.

The King and Queen had arrived in Canberra earlier within the day and have been greeted by a reception line of politicians, schoolchildren and Ngunnawal Elder Aunty Serena Williams, a consultant of the Indigenous folks.

They got a standard welcome into the Nice Corridor of Canberra’s Parliament Home to the sound of a digeridoo.

The King spoke about indigenous communities and what he had learnt from them saying his personal expertise had been “formed and strengthened by such conventional knowledge”.

“In my many visits to Australia, I’ve witnessed the braveness and hope which have guided the nation’s lengthy and typically tough journey in the direction of reconciliation,” he stated.

However as he sat down, the shouts of Thorpe’s protest rang across the corridor.

Her intervention was criticised by Aunty Sheridan, the Aboriginal elder who delivered a part of the official welcome speech for the King and Queen in Parliament Home.

She informed the BBC: “The King’s not properly. He’s going by chemo and he didn’t want this.

“I absolutely recognize him visiting right here. It could be the final time he comes. Heaps of individuals share my ideas.”

Buckingham Palace has made no official touch upon Thorpe’s protest, as an alternative focussing on the crowds who had turned as much as see the King and Queen in Canberra.

A palace supply stated that the royal couple have been deeply touched by the various hundreds who had turned out to help them.

UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer praised the King’s work throughout his Australia tour, significantly given the monarch’s current well being challenges.

When requested by reporters if it was “disgraceful” for Australian politicians to heckle the King, Starmer replied: “Look, I believe the King is doing a unbelievable job, an unbelievable ambassador, not only for our nation, however throughout the Commonwealth.”

King Charles’s go to – in a yr wherein he has been receiving most cancers remedy – is his first to Australia since succeeding his mom Queen Elizabeth II. Due to his well being, the tour is shorter than earlier royal visits.

Deion Sanders and the Colorado soccer group prevented a second straight loss on Saturday.

The Buffaloes have been in Arizona for the Wildcats’ homecoming recreation and Shedeur Sanders was dialed in.

FINAL: Colorado 34, Arizona 7

Colorado soccer provides discipline aim to steer

Alejandro Mata related on a 28-yard discipline aim try to increase Colorado’s lead.

Colorado 31, Arizona 7. 5:58 left in third quarter.

— Scott Procter

Travis Hunter will not return in second half

After re-aggravating a shoulder damage he suffered final week, Hunter will not return within the second half. It is a preventative measure, in line with a CU spokesperson.

Hunter completed the sport with two catches for 17 yards.

Extra:Travis Hunter leaves Colorado football game vs. Arizona: Injury update on Buffs’ star

— Scott Procter

Halftime: Colorado 28, Arizona 7

Shedeur Sanders scrambles for a touchdown

Shedeur Sanders scrambled in from six yards out for his third total touchdown of the first half (two passing, one rushing).

Colorado 28, Arizona 7. 1:07 left in first half.

— Scott Procter

Shedeur Sanders throws interception

Right after Colorado defensive end B.J. Green forced a fumble of Arizona QB Noah Fifita, Shedeur Sanders threw an interception for the third straight game.

The Wildcats were unable to take advantage of the turnover, punting after three plays.

Colorado 21, Arizona 7. 2:43 left in first half.

— Scott Procter

Shedeur Sanders tosses his second touchdown of the game

Will Sheppard capped off a 11-play, 75-yard drive with a 16-yard touchdown catch from Shedeur Sanders. It’s Sheppard’s third straight game with a receiving TD.

Colorado 21, Arizona 7. 13:03 left in first half.

— Scott Procter

Noah Fifita puts Arizona on scoreboard

A 24-yard scramble on 1st and 25 by Arizona quarterback Noah Fifita was the highlight of a 10-play, 75-yard scoring drive.

The Wildcats got on the board with a one-yard touchdown pass from Fifita to Chris Hunter.

Colorado 14, Arizona 7. 1:16 left in first quarter.

— Scott Procter

Shedeur Sanders tosses touchdown to add to Colorado lead

Colorado capped off a nine-play, 63-yard scoring drive with a one-yard touchdown pass from Shedeur Sanders to true freshman Drelon Miller.

The Buffs are 4-for-4 on third down and Sanders is 5-for-5 passing with 71 yards to start this game.

Colorado 14, Arizona 0. 6:16 left in first quarter.

— Scott Procter

Shedeur Sanders leads Colorado down the field on opening drive

Arizona began the game with an onside kick but Colorado was prepared. It took the Buffs just five plays (2:21) to score thanks to a 46-yard pass from Shedeur Sanders to LaJohntay Wester.

Isaiah Augustave punched it in from one-yard out two plays later.

Colorado 7, Arizona 0. 12:37 left in first quarter.

— Scott Procter

Arizona DT Isaiah Johnson suffers pre-game injury

Arizona defensive tackle Isaiah Johnson had to be helped off the field with an injury suffered during pre-game warmups. Johnson is tied for the team lead in sacks this season (two).

— Scott Procter

Colorado football vs Arizona time today

• Date: Saturday, Oct. 19
• Time: 2 p.m. MT/4 p.m. ET
• Location: Arizona Stadium

What channel is Colorado football vs Arizona on today?

Watch Colorado football vs Arizona live on FuboTV

How to listen to Colorado vs Arizona on radio

• Mark Johnson, Gary Barnett and Bobby Pesavento will be on Colorado football radio network.
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Colorado vs Arizona predictions

Last year’s matchup between these two teams was decided by a field goal as time expired. Since then, Arizona has gotten worse and Colorado has gotten better.

The Wildcats lost their head coach (Jedd Fisch), leading rusher (Jonah Coleman) and leading tackler (Ephesians Prysock) from that game to Washington. Meanwhile, the Buffs have the Big 12’s leader in passing yards (Shedeur Sanders), receptions (Travis Hunter) and receiving touchdowns (LaJohntay Wester) to go along with an improved defense.

Colorado also nearly beat a team (Kansas State) that whooped Arizona (31-7) back in Week 3. The Buffs get their revenge from last season and take care of the struggling Wildcats.

Colorado wins 38-21.

More:Colorado football vs Arizona scouting report: Prediction and 3 keys for Week 8 game

— Scott Procter

What’s the betting line for Colorado vs Arizona football?

Arizona is a 2.5-point favorite to defeat Colorado, according to the BetMGM college football odds, as of Saturday afternoon.

Colorado vs Arizona injury updates

Colorado will have its two-way star Travis Hunter back on Saturday vs. Arizona, Deion Sanders said Tuesday.

The Heisman Trophy hopeful headed to the locker room during the second quarter of last week’s loss to Kansas State and didn’t return to the game.

Hunter’s matchup with Arizona star receiver Tetairoa McMillan will be must-see TV.

More:Travis Hunter injury update: Colorado football star’s status for game vs Arizona

— Scott Procter

Colorado vs Arizona weather update

The temperature at kickoff will be around 72 degrees with partly cloudy skies.

— Scott Procter

Colorado football news

— Scott Procter

Colorado football schedule 2024: TV channels, dates, start times

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Fashionable high-speed web makes use of gentle to shortly and reliably transmit giant quantities of knowledge by means of fiber-optic cables, however at present, gentle alerts hit a bottleneck when knowledge processing is critical. For that, they have to convert into electrical alerts for processing earlier than additional transmission.

A tool referred to as an all-optical swap may as an alternative use gentle to regulate different gentle alerts with out the necessity for electrical conversion, saving each time and power in fiber-optic communication.

A College of Michigan-led analysis workforce demonstrated an ultrafast all-optical swap by pulsing circularly polarized gentle, which twists like a helix, by means of an optical cavity lined with an ultrathin semiconductor. The research was not too long ago revealed in Nature Communications.

The machine may operate as a normal optical swap, the place turning a management laser on or off switches the sign beam of the identical polarization, or as a sort of logic gate referred to as Unique OR (XOR) swap, which might produce an output sign when one gentle enter twists clockwise and the opposite is counterclockwise however not when each inputs are the identical.

“As a result of a swap is probably the most elementary constructing block of any data processing unit, an all-optical swap is step one in the direction of all optical computing or constructing optical neural networks,” stated Lingxiao Zhou, a physics doctoral pupil at U-M and lead writer of the research.

Optical computing’s low loss makes it extra fascinating than digital computing.

“Extraordinarily low energy consumption is a key to optical computing’s success. The work accomplished by our workforce addresses simply this drawback, utilizing uncommon two dimensional supplies to change knowledge at very low energies per bit,” stated Stephen Forrest, the Peter A. Franken Distinguished College Professor of Electrical Engineering at U-M and contributing writer of the research.

To attain this, the researchers pulsed a helical laser at common intervals by means of an optical cavity—a set of mirrors that lure and bounce gentle forwards and backwards a number of instances—boosting the energy of the laser by two orders of magnitude.

When a one-molecule-thick layer of the semiconductor tungsten diselenide (WSe2) is embedded throughout the optical cavity, the robust, oscillating gentle enlarges the digital bands of the obtainable electrons within the semiconductor—a nonlinear optical impact often known as the optical Stark impact. Because of this when an electron jumps to the next orbital, it absorbs extra power, and it emits extra power when it jumps down, often known as blue shifting. This in flip modifies the sign gentle’s fluence, the quantity of power delivered or mirrored per unit space.

Along with modulating the sign gentle, the optical Stark impact produced a pseudo-magnetic subject, which influences digital bands equally to these of a magnetic subject. Its efficient energy was 210 Tesla, far stronger than Earth’s strongest magnet with a energy of 100 Tesla. The enormously robust pressure is felt solely by electrons whose spins are aligned with the helicity of the sunshine, quickly splitting the digital bands of various spin orientations, directing the electrons within the aligned bands all in the identical orientation.

The workforce may change the ordering of the digital bands of various spins by altering the route the sunshine twists.

The temporary uniform spin directionality of the electrons in numerous bands additionally breaks one thing referred to as time reversal symmetry. Primarily, time reversal symmetry signifies that the physics underlying a course of is identical forwards and backwards, implying conservation of power.

Whereas we sometimes cannot observe this within the macroscopic world as a result of means power dissipates by means of forces like friction, in case you may take a video of electrons spinning, it could obey the legal guidelines of physics whether or not you performed it ahead or backward—the electron spinning a method would flip into an electron spinning the other means with the identical power. However within the pseudo-magnetic subject, time reversal symmetry is damaged as a result of if rewound, the electron spinning in the other way has a distinct power—and the power of various spins might be managed by means of the laser.

“Our outcomes open doorways to a whole lot of new prospects, each in basic science the place controlling time reversal symmetry is a requirement for creating unique states of matter and for expertise, the place leveraging such an enormous magnetic subject turns into attainable,” stated Hui Deng, a professor of physics and electrical and laptop engineering at U-M and corresponding writer of the research.