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Cat prevents suicidal man from jumping off building ledge

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SAN FRANCISCO -- 
Tensions were high during a standoff between a suspected car thief, who was clinging from a third-floor window, threatening to jump, and the San Francisco Police Department.

According to SF Gate, the incident took place Wednesday. The man had run into the building, then up to the third floor, where he threatened to jump out a window after it was discovered during a traffic stop that he was driving a stolen vehicle.

Trained negotiators urged the man to climb back inside and surrender peacefully for over three hours, to no avail.

Then family members showed up with the man’s pet cat.

The orange-and-white cat was handed over to negotiators, who were on a fire escape next to the suicidal man. The negotiators let the man see his cat.

Within 45 minutes, the man had gone back inside the building and exited without incident.

Officials stated that they don’t believe a pet cat has been used before to prevent a suicide attempt, though family members of the human variety are often called to talk to suicidal people.

Once the man was in handcuffs and placed in a police car, officers let him see his cat before taking him to jail.

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" Woodward says Butterfield felt that “Nixon was quickly becoming the oddest man he’d ever known.”

“It was if he were locked in his own deeply personal world, thinking, planning and churning,” Woodward writes of Butterfield’s impressions. Butterfield described Nixon as so lonely that he often took dinner by himself in the Old Executive Office Building, sitting with his suit coat still on, writing on his legal pad. “He was happiest when he was alone,” Butterfield recalled.

Nixon’s relationship with his wife, Pat, was cold, Butterfield observed. At the Winter White House, a compound in Key Biscayne, Fla., she stayed in a separate house.

On Christmas Eve 1969, Nixon walked through the Executive Office Building adjacent to the White House to wish employees a merry Christmas. The president discovered that some support staff employees had prominently displayed photographs of President John F. Kennedy — and that one worker had two. Nixon was furious and ordered Butterfield to remove all photos of other presidents. On Jan. 16, 1970, Butterfield wrote a memo to the president, titled “Sanitization of the EOB,” describing how all 35 offices displayed only Nixon’s photograph.  "


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Koko the gorilla receives kittens for 44th birthday
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Koko, the gorilla who knows sign language, received an adorable present to celebrate her 44th birthday.

Koko received a box of kittens at the Gorilla Foundation.

The gorilla chose two of the kittens to keep and become part of her family.

According to the Gorilla Foundation, the new kittens have energized Koko and brought out her maternal instincts.

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