user: Q: Complete:
(CNN) -- The crane operator facing charges over a deadly building collapse was denied bail Sunday. A Philadelphia judge refused to allow Sean Benschop, 42, to leave jail. He is charged with six counts of involuntary manslaughter, 13 counts of recklessly endangering another person, and one count of "risking a catastrophe," District Attorney spokeswoman Tasha Jamerson told CNN. Wednesday's building collapse in downtown Philadelphia left six dead and 13 people injured. Benschop, who maintains his innocence, turned himself in Saturday. "My client is being made the scapegoat in this situation," said Daine Grey, Benschop's attorney. "The victims here aren't just those who died and their families. My client is a victim as well. He's currently being looked at as the cause of everybody's pain, but that just isn't the case."

OPTIONS:
- Benschop told reporters Saturday that while his client feels "extremely sympathetic and remorseful," he is not guilty.
- CNN told reporters Saturday that while his client feels "extremely sympathetic and remorseful," he is not guilty.
- Daine Grey told reporters Saturday that while his client feels "extremely sympathetic and remorseful," he is not guilty.
- District Attorney told reporters Saturday that while his client feels "extremely sympathetic and remorseful," he is not guilty.
- Philadelphia told reporters Saturday that while his client feels "extremely sympathetic and remorseful," he is not guilty.
- Sean Benschop told reporters Saturday that while his client feels "extremely sympathetic and remorseful," he is not guilty.
- Tasha Jamerson told reporters Saturday that while his client feels "extremely sympathetic and remorseful," he is not guilty.

A: Daine Grey told reporters Saturday that while his client feels "extremely sympathetic and remorseful," he is not guilty.

Q: Complete:
Miley’s Bangerz album has topped US Billboard charts after selling 270,000 copies in its first week By Colette Fahy PUBLISHED: 10:19 EST, 16 October 2013 | UPDATED: 13:24 EST, 16 October 2013 She’s becoming as well known for stripping off as she is for her music and Miley Cyrus doesn’t disappoint in Future’s Real & True music video. The 20-year-old pop singer - whose new album Bangerz has topped the US Billboard charts after selling 270,000 copies in its first week - stars as a near naked alien with her modesty only protected by lashings of metallic body paint in the video to accompany her collaboration with the rapper.
In one scene she is stretched out on a recliner, wearing nothing but paint, as
OPTIONS:
- Bangerz, dressed all in black, looks on.
- Colette Fahy, dressed all in black, looks on.
- Future, dressed all in black, looks on.
- Miley, dressed all in black, looks on.
- Miley Cyrus, dressed all in black, looks on.
- Real & True, dressed all in black, looks on.
- US, dressed all in black, looks on.

A: Future, dressed all in black, looks on.

Q: Complete:
Roger Federer put on a show for his fellow sporting superstars as he eased into the second week of Wimbledon without dropping a set. Colombian Santiago Giraldo was Federer's latest victim, the seven-time champion winning their third-round contest 6-3 6-1 6-3 in an hour and 21 minutes. Balanced: Roger Federer took just 81 minutes to beat Santiago Giraldo David Beckham, Sachin Tendulkar and Sir Bobby Charlton stayed into the evening in the Royal Box to watch the grass-court master at work, and he did not disappoint. Federer's backhand did the damage at the start as the fourth seed moved into a 3-0 lead, and he was untroubled through the rest of the opening set.
Giraldo, who was looking to become the first
OPTIONS:
- Bobby Charlton to reach the fourth round at Wimbledon, needed a good start to the second set but played a woeful service game.
- Centre Court to reach the fourth round at Wimbledon, needed a good start to the second set but played a woeful service game.
- Colombian to reach the fourth round at Wimbledon, needed a good start to the second set but played a woeful service game.
- David Beckham to reach the fourth round at Wimbledon, needed a good start to the second set but played a woeful service game.
- Federer to reach the fourth round at Wimbledon, needed a good start to the second set but played a woeful service game.
- Giraldo to reach the fourth round at Wimbledon, needed a good start to the second set but played a woeful service game.
- Roger Federer to reach the fourth round at Wimbledon, needed a good start to the second set but played a woeful service game.
- Royal Box to reach the fourth round at Wimbledon, needed a good start to the second set but played a woeful service game.
- Sachin Tendulkar to reach the fourth round at Wimbledon, needed a good start to the second set but played a woeful service game.
- Santiago Giraldo to reach the fourth round at Wimbledon, needed a good start to the second set but played a woeful service game.
- Wimbledon to reach the fourth round at Wimbledon, needed a good start to the second set but played a woeful service game.

A: Colombian to reach the fourth round at Wimbledon, needed a good start to the second set but played a woeful service game.

Q: Complete:
(CNN) -- Aisha Tyler is not your typical comedian. The 42-year-old is a 6 foot tall woman who snowboards, camps, raps about her lack of a rear end, and can't dance. "I will never be the lead in Step it Up 17: Old lady gets to Krumpin'," she writes in her new book. "I have made my peace with this." While she might lack rhythm, the Dartmouth grad speaks fluent French, with some functionality in Russian and Swahili. Tyler was the first black recurring character on Friends, has filled in for the late movie critic Roger Ebert and taken on gamers who questioned her nerd status.
CNN recently caught up with the host of the podcast "Girl on
OPTIONS:
- Aisha Tyler," which inspired the book, out now.
- CNN," which inspired the book, out now.
- Dartmouth," which inspired the book, out now.
- French," which inspired the book, out now.
- Guy," which inspired the book, out now.
- Krumpin," which inspired the book, out now.
- Roger Ebert," which inspired the book, out now.
- Russian," which inspired the book, out now.
- Self-Inflicted Wounds," which inspired the book, out now.
- Swahili," which inspired the book, out now.
- Tyler," which inspired the book, out now.

A:

assistant: Guy," which inspired the book, out now.