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Q: Texas guard Andrew Jones  is battling leukemia  the school announced Wednesday.
 Jones  is the Longhornsâ second-leading scorer this season and was coming off a wrist injury when coaches noticed  he  was sluggish and playing with little energy. A sophomore who decided to return to school this year instead of entering the NBA draft   Jones  saw limited action the last two games as  he  attempted to come back from the injury that cost  him  four games last month. Something much more serious was at play.
âAfter undergoing a number of tests and evaluations over the past week   Andrew  has been diagnosed with leukemia â the  Jones  family said in a statement. â He  has begun treatments  and we hope everyone will keep  him  in your thoughts and prayers.â
In statement posted on Twitter  Texas athletics director Chris Del Conte pledged the schoolâs full support and said  âWe will do everything in our power to provide all of the resources we can to assist  Andrew  and  his  family.â
Last Thursday  Texas coach Shaka Smart indicated  Jones  âhas not had the energy â and  âweâre trying to figure out through the different testing what his ailment is. Thereâs something else  some type of sickness.â
Texas sophomore guard  Andrew Jones  has been diagnosed with leukemia  team announces. (Timothy J. Gonzelez/AP)
"Speaking for our entire team and staff  we love  Andrew  and will do everything we can to support  his  family and help  him  get back to health â Smart said in a statement. âI want to thank everyone for being respectful of the privacy that the Jones family needs at this time.â
 Jones  played 11 minutes on Jan. 1 and the school said  he  saw limited action because  Jones  was under the weather  according to reports.
âIâd love to have  him  back to 1 000 percent today. But  he âs not just been feeling like  himself  â Smart had said. âItâs not for lack of trying â¦  He  goes out there and really  really wants to play  obviously and wants to help  his  team. But  he  just  to this point  has not had the energy.â
 Jones  has started treatment  which can vary depending on how fast  his  leukemia is growing. For more aggressive strains  treatment would include chemotherapy  radiation  and possibly stem-cell transplants.

A: Texas guard Andrew Jones diagnosed with leukemia
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Q: Rachel Maddow  Explains How Money Could Be Laundered in Russia
MSNBC anchor  Rachel Maddow  imagined how  she  would launder $10 million out of Russia if  she  were a criminal instead of a broadcaster.
“The first important thing to know about Deutsche Bank in this story  it’s up to its German neck in Russian money laundering ”  Maddow  noted.
“I’m a Russian crook and I grew up practicing judo with Vladimir Putin and he’s given me leave to steal stuff or strip the assets out of some formally state-run company ”  Maddow  said  explaining the character  she  would play in  her  role-playing. “I’m a Russian bad guy. I’ve got ill gotten gains.”
“I’ve got stolen money and I would like to enjoy my stolen money and so in order to do so  I have to secret those funds away somewhere where they won’t get noticed by law enforcement. Where they won’t get taxed. And where anybody who might prosecute me  or persecute me for the way I got this money  they won’t be able to find it and reclaim it and trace it back to me ”  Maddow  continued.
“If I want to get $10 million out of Russia  I want to convert it from Rubles into some other currency. To get it out without anybody noticing  it has to look like that money is leaving the country as some part of legitimate transaction ”  Maddow  noted. “That’s where Deutsche Bank comes in.”
“So you need to have something you’re going to buy for a lot of money. So you have somebody abroad go to the bank and say ‘I have this highlighter and the price of this highlighter I want to sell is $10 million.’ Miraculously  simultaneously at that same moment you pop up in Moscow with your $10 million in ill gotten Rubles and say hey  office  ‘do you know anybody selling something I might be able to buy for $10 million? I was thinking of investing in a highlighter. Do you know anybody selling one for $10 million?’  Maddow  explained  holding up a highlighter.
“I’m the dude in Russia  I hand $10 million in dirty Rubles into the Moscow office. They say you purchased a highlighter ”  Maddow  recapped. “Then over in their other office abroad in London or wherever  that bank’s office  they pay their client $10 million in euros or dollars or whatever and they  you know  collect the highlighter that’s just been sold. And that’s it  that’s how the money moves.”

A: Rachel Maddow Explains How Money Could Be Laundered in Russia
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Q: Mario Casciaro  who was sent to prison for 26 years for the murder of his teenage co-worker  only to be freed after the conviction was reversed   is now seeking millions of dollars in damages from those who brought the case against  him .
It took two trials before  Casciaro  was convicted in 2013 of the unusual murder by intimidation charge in the presumed killing of 17-year-old Brian Carrick. In what had been â and now remains â one of McHenry County's most mysterious cases  Carrick disappeared in 2002 after being seen at the Johnsburg grocery store where he and Casciaro both worked. His body has never been found.
Authorities contended that Carrick was selling pot for  Casciaro  and owed him money.
A third co-worker  Shane Lamb  testified at both trials that  Casciaro  told him to "talk" to Carrick about the debt. Lamb said he confronted Carrick inside a produce cooler at the grocery store and punched him  knocking him unconscious. Lamb testified that  Casciaro  told him to leave the store and that he would take care of the body. Authorities said Carrick's blood was found in and around the cooler  but  Casciaro  has denied having any involvement.
Lamb  facing a lengthy sentence in an unrelated drug case  agreed to testify against  Casciaro  in exchange for immunity in Carrick's death.
 Casciaro   now 33  was released from prison in 2015 after an appellate court ruled that the state's case was improbable and Lamb's testimony did not match the physical evidence found at the scene.

A:
Man who had murder conviction reversed in grocery store killing sues authorities
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