user: Input: Yulia Krapova, 36, crossed lanes of traffic without seeing if coast was clear. Husband Igor and twins Nikita and Sasha thrown clear but unharmed. Police in Russian city of Orekhovo-Zuyevo shocked by her callous attitude.
Output: By. Paul Donnelley. When a car accident results in two four-year-olds and their father being flung out of the vehicle, the result is not usually a good one. However, that was not the case for the Krapova twins Nikita and Sasha and father Igor, 38, who were involved in a high-speed collision in the Russian city of Orekhovo-Zuyevo. Police reported that Yulia Krapova, 36, crossed lanes of traffic without looking to see if the coast was clear. Scroll down for video. Yulia Krapova, 36, in the green car crossed lanes of traffic without looking to see if the coast was clear. Mrs Krapova’s car collided with one driven by Ivan Zhuganov and the impact flung her husband and sons from her vehicle. Both cars were write-offs but the Krapovas and Mr Zhuganov escaped without a scratch. Mrs Krapova’s green car collides with a red one driven by Ivan Zhuganov and the impact flung her husband and sons from her vehicle. Shockingly rather than being concerned for her family, Mrs Krapova’s first thought was for herself. Her first concern was ‘What is going to happen to me because of this? Will I go to jail?’ A policeman said of Mrs Krapova: ‘It shows what was most important to her at time. It was not the reply that officers had expected.’ The cars collide (left) as Mrs Krapova does not look where she is driving and one of the cars is shunted away as (right) Mrs Krapova's sons and husband can be seen on the road (white figures) Mrs Krapova's sons stand up unharmed after their mother's dirving sends them flying out of the car.

Input: The procedures being tested make allowances for people age 75 and older. They don't have to take off their shoes or light outerwear, for instance. The tests are starting at checkpoints in Chicago, Denver, Portland and Orlando.
Output: After years of criticism, the Transportation Security Administration is taking the initial steps to modify screening for people age 75 or older. Beginning Monday, the TSA will test procedures allowing those passengers to leave their shoes on, as well as light outerwear. Other changes are intended to reduce the likelihood that older passengers will be subjected to a pat-down. Some airports want private screeners. The tests will be conducted at four airports: Chicago's O'Hare, Denver International, Portland International in Oregon, and Orlando International. If they are successful, the TSA could expand the procedures to checkpoints nationwide. The new protocols closely parallel changes implemented last fall for passengers age 12 and under, and for the same reason -- intelligence indicates that they are unlikely to be involved in a terrorist attack, the TSA said. TSA spokesman Greg Soule said the agency is trying to "move away from the one-size-fits-all approach" to security screening. The changes will manage risk, but not eliminate it, he said. FAA changes safety reporting culture. At the selected checkpoints, passengers 75 and older will be allowed to leave their shoes and light outerwear on. If the full-body scanner detects an anomaly, the passenger will be allowed a second pass through the machine to resolve the issue. If the matter is still unresolved, the TSA screeners will be able to use other methods, such as an explosive trace detection test, before subjecting the traveler to a physical pat down. Passengers may be required to remove shoes and may still undergo a pat-down if anomalies persist. TSA officers will make a visual assessment to determine which passengers are 75 or older, the agency said. The TSA said the new procedures will allow officers to better focus on passengers who may be more likely to pose a risk to transportation while expediting the screening process.

Input: Fabian Delph by himself  when he fell over and injured his shoulder. The England midfielder is now a big doubt for Villa's trip to Everton. Paul Lambert may give striker Christian Benteke first start in 6 months.
Output: England midfielder Fabian Delph has suffered a freak injury in training and is a major doubt for Aston Villa's match at Everton on Saturday. Delph took a fall in training and has injured his shoulder at Villa’s Bodymoor Heath complex. Manager Paul Lambert said Delph was on his own away from teammates when he took a tumble. Fabian Delph's impressive form for Aston Villa has earned him his first two starts for England this season. Delph (right) in action in Villa's last Premier League match against Manchester City. Lambert said: 'It was just an awkward fall. We need to get it checked out. He’s a real doubt.' Positive news for Lambert though is that captain Ron Vlaar looks certain to return after missing four games with a calf injury. He will come in for Swiss centre-back Philippe Senderos who was injured on international duty. And striker Christian Benteke also has a good chance of making his first start after six months out with a ruptured Achilles.

Input: Roma defeated Torino 3-0 in their Serie A clash at the Olimpico Stadium. Greece defender Vasilis Torosidis opened the scoring after six minutes. Former Barcelona star Seydou Keita doubled the host's first-half lead. Miralem Pjanic made a second assist to set up Adem Ljajic for the third. Manchester United target Kevin Strootman made his return from injury.
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assistant: Roma returned to winning ways to close the gap on Serie A leaders Juventus following a 3-0 victory over Torino at the Olimpico Stadium. Having recently lost to both Napoli and Bayern Munich - and with Juventus defeating Parma 7-0 earlier on Sunday - the Giallorossi needed a win to keep their title challenge on course. They got off to a great start when Vasilis Torosidis slotted home Francesco Totti's cross in the eighth minute. Adem Ljajic puts his hands to his hear after scoring the final goal in Roma's 3-0 victory over Torino. Roma players celebrate after Seydou Keita scores to make it 2-0 at the Olimpico Stadium. Roma's defender  Vasilis Torosidis opened the scoring after turning in a cross from Francesco Totti. Miralem Pjanic sent a free kick crashing off the frame of the goal before a low strike from Seydou Keita and Adem Ljajic's unstoppable effort sealed the result. Meanwhille, there was a standing ovation when midfielder Kevin Strootman came on for the final eight minutes for the first time since undergoing knee surgery in March. Torosidis wheels away as he watches the ball cross the line for Roma's opening goal. Roma captain Totti (C) speaks with his players shortly after Torosidis had given them the lead. Former Chelsea defender Ashley Cole (C) is given close attention by Kamil Glik (L) and Alexander Farnerud. Manchester United target Kevin Strootman gives a thumbs up as he awaits his return from injury. Seydou Keita doubled the home side's lead after being set up by Miralem Pjanic in the first-half. Keita raises his hand in celebration after putting Roma 2-0 up in Sunday's Serie A clash. Former Arsenal winger Gervinho (R) is challenged by Torino's Kamil Glik  during the Serie A encounter. Roma's Italian veteran Totti (L) attempts a curling shot beyond Torino's Matteo Darmian. Ljajic shows superb technique as he fires home Roma's third goal following a pass from Pjanic. Roma players surround Ljajic as they move to within three points of league leaders Juventus. Roma coach Rudi Garcia has a laugh after bringing off captain Totti towards the end of the game. Strootman returned to action after coming on as an 84th minute substitute following a lengthy lay off.