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The original Tweet here is a bit of a surprise.

Feb. 12, 2017 by Katherine Berry

The original Tweet here is a bit of a surprise. It's actually a bit of an odd one. First off, I think you've seen the official "Hollywood Reporter" tweet about Gunn's departure:

He has been rehiring. He's been in the studio for so many years that he's seen the news reports, and he has been able to get himself through the various meetings. I haven't read any of the tweets from him, but in his own words: "I'm really sorry about this, but I have nothing to hide at all. I think people are trying to get their finger on the pulse of this in some way." At any rate, it's not my intention to give any more details about the details of this interview. In fact, I would rather leave it at that. But this is a part of this, and I'd like to say "sorry" to them.

I wish we would never have known about this.The New York City Transit Department has confirmed that the department has found no evidence that the NYPD's New Jersey Transit trains were involved in a crime during a stop.

"Police were able to identify a suspect on foot and on a bus that was stopped at George Washington Square," the department said in a statement.

The train's operator failed to report the stop to any of the stations and was issued a ticket when the bus was diverted to the next stop in line, the department said.

The NYPD said that the number of stops in the area was not increased because of the stop but did not elaborate on why the stop was made.

"This is a one-time violation and we are fully cooperating with the NYPD to determine if this is an ongoing problem or not," the statement said. "We are taking every effort to work with the NYPD."LONDON — The British government is trying to convince the EU to let the UK stay in the bloc, including a proposal to allow it to remain in the bloc for a year while Britain negotiates a deal to leave the EU.

The British government has been trying to persuade EU leaders to allow the British Prime Minister Theresa May to remain in the bloc until she negotiates a deal on a Brexit deal, and is trying to persuade European leaders to be more open about giving the UK its own opt-out.

A British government spokeswoman said the British government was still working for a more formal relationship with the EU when it voted last month to leave but that it would not comment.