In this task, you will be shown a passage. You need to write a fill-in-the-gap question based on your understanding of the events that might be inferred from the passage. Your question should be answerable based on the passage and only have one correct answer. Show the gap in your question with a _ .

Washington (CNN) Sen. Elizabeth Warren delivered an unsubtle criticism of former President Barack Obama in an interview published Monday, saying the former president and other politicians are out of touch with "the lived experiences of most Americans." Warren was interviewed by The Guardian while promoting her new book, "This Fight Is Our Fight," amid heavy speculation about her plans for the 2020 presidential election. That speculation was only fanned over the weekend when President Donald Trump, at a rally in Pennsylvania, suggested that Warren would likely be his 2020 opponent. Speaking to the newspaper, Warren first looked back, attempting to diagnose Democrats' failures in the 2016 election.Warren faulted Obama for what she said was an overreliance on statisticsWarren also discussed Democrats' debate over abortion politics
But Warren -- perhaps foreshadowing a fault line for _ in 2020 -- told the Guardian she would "probably not" endorse a candidate who opposed abortion rights.

Yet again, the New England Patriots did their jobs. Well. None more so than Tom Brady, who threw 19 consecutive completions - a franchise record - and four touchdown passes as the Super Bowl champions began the new NFL season in ominous fashion. All eyes were on the 38-year-old, who last week saw his four-match ban for the Deflategate saga quashed by a US district judge. Now in his 16th season, he showed all of his nous, picking apart a naive Steelers secondary to crank up the party atmosphere at a partisan Foxborough. Protected well by an unfamiliar offensive line featuring three rookies, Brady stuck to his faithful targets.Rob Gronkowski caught three touchdowns as the Super Bowl-winners won the NFL season openerBrady connected with another tight end, Scott Chandler, as the Pats eased past the depleted SteelersNBC announced that Steelers coaches picked up Patriots' radio broadcast in their headsets during the first quarterAntonio Brown made a ridiculous catch, reeling in the ball despite tight coverage from Super Bowl hero Malcolm ButlerNFL Commissioner Roger Goodell was not present at Foxborough in the wake of the Deflategate saga
And there was _, shaking off two-man coverage to haul in Brady's perfectly weighted pass.

Police say the parents of a 3-year-old boy have been charged with endangering his welfare after they overdosed on heroin while giving him a bath in New Hampshire. Eric Carter and Stephanie McCassin, both of Manchester, were arrested on warrants Thursday, four months after the child's grandmother and primary caretaker, Mary MacDonald, reported finding the child in the tub, with the parents passed out on Dec. 4. Overdose: Eric Carter, 21 (right), and Stephanie McCassin, 24 (left), of New Hampshire, have been charged with endangering the welfare of a child after allegedly overdosing on heroin while giving their 3-year-old son a bathEric Carter, 21, and Stephanie McCassin, 24, were arrested Thursday after allegedly overdosing on heroin while giving their three-year-old son a bathThe toddler's grandmother and primary caretaker found the parents passed out on the bathroom floor while the toddler remained in the bathtubThe two were charged with endangering the welfare of a child

Caretaker: The child's grandmother told authorities that she lives with her son, _ (left), and is the primary caretaker of the three-year-old because of Carter's history with drugs.