Russia, Hong Kong place restrictions on travel from China in bid to limit coronavirus outbreak
Hong Kong announced the closure of half its border crossings with China, including all rail links. Flights will also be slashed in half. Meanwhile, three far-eastern Russian regions said they would close their borders until Feb. 7.
Kobe Bryant’s pilot received clearance to fly in poor weather before crash
Pilot Ara Zobayan was given approval by air traffic controllers to use “special visual flight rules.”
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Kobe and Gianna Bryant at the U.S. national championships swimming meet in Irvine, Calif., in July 2018. (AP)
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