In Ireland, the government "accidentally" legalizes drugs. Such drugs as ecstasy, ketamine and a ton of other drugs were legal to possess in Ireland until Thursday March 12, 2015. This legalization was due to a loophole; the 1977 Misuse of Drugs Act (Ireland's version of our Controlled Substances Act) was ruled illegal on a constitutional technicality. Drugs sound fun. In a developing story, another chapter of SAE, this time in Seattle, face charges over alleged racial slurs. SAE allegedly called people "monkeys and apes" during a protest to raise awareness for racism. The university is investigating as to whether or not the allegations are true.
On CNN news three middle school students from Lincoln Middle School (Kenosha, Wisconsin). Basketball players noticed that a cheerleader with Down syndrome was getting bullied during a game. The basketball players Miles Rodriguez, Scooter Terrien and Chase Vazquez saw some kids were making fun of cheerleader Desiree Andrews during a game. They found the behavior unacceptable and walked off the court to put an end to the bullying. When Terrien was asked what he's learned from this experience, he said, "All I'm gonna think is bullying is not the right way to go. Always stand up for your friends and protect one another." Per Fiore, the Kenosha City council is planning on presenting the boys with a citizenship award next week. They may also be eligible for the mayor's youth award.
Last night NBA player Kyrie Irving had a total of 57 points last night to hit his career high. It was a very astonishing night for Irving and his team. Up against one of the most fundamental teams in the league, Kyrie did the absolute best. Social media was very active last night during the game and refereed him as "Uncle Drew", meaning one of the best ever. With the help of his teammate, LeBron James, it was a very special night for the Cavilers. Many users on Twitter were saying Kyrie for MVP, but personally i think Steph Curry matches that role better than anyone right now :) Kyrie will go down as a top player, and he has many more years to fulfill and hopefully set higher goals for himself.
Admiral William Gortney has a serious concern with Russia continuing to build their army. Russia is continuing to work on its program to deploy "long-range conventionally armed cruise missiles," that can be launched from anything from a bomber aircraft to a submarine. The admiral's concern is that if they continue to do these things it will make it harder for the United States and Canada to defend North America. The long range nature of these missles is his biggest concern.
New allegations have been brought up about the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity. This time news comes from the University of Washington. Reportedly students have been called apes and monkeys by members of the fraternity. The University of Oklahoma students claim the were taught the chant and have apologized.
Admiral William Gortney has a serious concern with Russia continuing to build their army. Russia is continuing to work on its program to deploy "long-range conventionally armed cruise missiles," that can be launched from anything from a bomber aircraft to a submarine. The admiral's concern is that if they continue to do these things it will make it harder for the United States and Canada to defend North America. The long range nature of these missles is his biggest concern.
New allegations have been brought up about the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity. This time news comes from the University of Washington. Reportedly students have been called apes and monkeys by members of the fraternity. The University of Oklahoma students claim the were taught the chant and have apologized.
On Thursday a tourist boat killed a woman after hitting a whale. The boat was off the coast of mexico when the incident occurred. The driver was taking the tourists back to the main land after a morning of snorkeling. The driver tried to avoid the whale but couldn't and the woman was sent flying out of the boat. Fortunately, it is said that the whale is okay.
New photos of Osama Bin Laden's liar have risen to the surface. The hide out is very primitive and is make of dirt, clay and mud. These new pictures are dated almost 30 years ago. However, some of them are dated after the attack of 9/11. In the pictures he is hanging out with friends, smiling, and laughing.
Over the last few months, we've seen a few videos of swing man Paul George as he gets closer and closer to returning to action for the Pacers. In fact, with the Pacers pushing for a playoff spot, some have wondered just how much a return from George could boost the Pacers. And while we don’t know exactly how his athleticism will be affected by the broken leg he suffered in the scrimmage with Team USA, in this video from Pacers.com, PG’s jumper looks pretty good — even when he’s literally off the court.An auction company says it has Michael Jordan's earliest known pair of game-worn shoes from his rookie season with the Chicago Bulls. SCP Auctions expects to get $50,000 or more when it auctions off the shoes, beginning April 8. Jordan wore the shoes in a road game against the Los Angeles Lakers on Dec. 2, 1984, before Nike had even unveiled the superstar's signature Air Jordan shoes. Jordan gave his signed, game-used shoes to former Lakers ball boy Khalid Ali, who has kept them for the past three decades before deciding to sell. They're white Nike Air shoes with a red swoosh.
Lexi Stokes A woman died today after being knocked off a boat. There was a small boat carrying nine people for diving off the coast of Santa Maria. While heading back to shore, the side of the boat hit a whale and the woman fell off. This Canadian woman was retrieved from the water, had CPR preformed and rushed to the hospital where she died. ISIS blew up one of Iraq's army headquarters. More than forty soldiers died. The headquarters were bombed on Wednesday.
"U.S. admiral raises alarm over Russian military threat"-CNN
The ability of the U.S. and Canadian military to defend North America could be jeopardized by stepped up Russian military activity, according to the commander of the North American Aerospace Defense Command. Adm. William Gortney told the Senate Armed Services Committee on Thursday that Russia is continuing to work on its program to deploy "long-range conventionally armed cruise missiles," that can be launched from its bomber aircraft, submarines and warships. This is giving the Kremlin "deterrent" options "short of the nuclear threshold," Gortney said. Under NORAD operations, the U.S. and Canada routinely send fighter jets into the skies to monitor any Russian military aircraft approaching the U.S. coastline. The Russian operations have not extended to actually flying into U.S. or Canadian airspace, but in the last year Russia is clearly trying to keep a closer eye on NORAD.One of the security challenges for the U.S. is to determine whether the cruise missiles on its bomber aircraft, submarines and warships are indeed conventional or may be nuclear tipped. When carried aboard submarines, ships and in the internal bays of bombers it's nearly impossible for U.S. intelligence to know with certainty. The concern remains that the Russian deployments of aircraft and ships into Crimea and the Kaliningrad region could give Moscow a platform for the deployment of the weapons that concern the U.S.
"Ferguson protests: Time and rain cool tempers; hunt on for shooting suspects"-CNN
Prayers went up, the rain came down and tensions cooled overnight in Ferguson, Missouri. It was a far cry from 24 hours earlier, when tempers flared and two police officers took bullets in the St. Louis suburb. Authorities changed tactics in the aftermath of the shootings. St. Louis County Police said it had assumed "command of the security detail regarding protests," together with the Missouri State Ferguson Police remain responsible for "routine policing services" in the city. Investigators believe they have identified two people they want to question in the shooting, and one of them might be the shooter, a law enforcement official said. Police are also trying to find anyone who may have helped the shooter get away.
On January 7, 2015, two masked gunmen stormed the Paris office of Charlie Hebdo , a satirical weekly magazine, and killed 12 people, including the paper's top editor, Phane Charbonnier, several cartoonists, and two police officers. A third suspect, Hamyd Mourad, who was driving the getaway car, turned himself in to authorities. The two gunmen were believed to be brothers Said Kouachi and ChC)rif Kouachi, who are of Algerian descent. News reports said the brothers have connections to Al Qaeda in Yemen and that Said trained with militants there. Reports also said the two had been monitored by police and intelligence officials. It was the worst terrorist attack in France since World War II.
New photos of Osama Bin Laden's lair have risen to the surface. The hide out is very primitive and is make of dirt, clay and mud. These new pictures are dated almost 30 years ago. However, some of them are dated after the attack of 9/11. In the pictures he is hanging out with friends, smiling, and laughing.
Prayers went up, the rain came down and tensions cooled overnight in Ferguson, Missouri. It was a far cry from 24 hours earlier, when tempers flared and two police officers took bullets in the St. Louis suburb. Authorities changed tactics in the aftermath of the shootings. St. Louis County Police said it had assumed "command of the security detail regarding protests," together with the Missouri State Ferguson Police remain responsible for "routine policing services" in the city. Investigators believe they have identified two people they want to question in the shooting, and one of them might be the shooter, a law enforcement official said. Police are also trying to find anyone who may have helped the shooter get away.
Dr. Phil and the Nick Gordon interview they believe that Dr.Phil shouldn't have even interviewed him, also Nick Gordon turned hiself in.
Another current event a black male shot a construction worker after the construction workers were on the roof they saw the African American Male breaking into there car they went to the car asked what was he doing then he pulled out a gun shot one of the construction worker and pulled off with the car the other construction worker called 911 when he died shortly after this happened in north Atlanta.
One current event is that a boat hit a while causing death of a tourist. On Thursday, Canadian tourist was killed after a small inflatable tour boat collided with a whale off the coast of Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, . The victim was identified as Jennifer Karren. Two other passengers were injured. In Oklahoma a Medical helicopter went down after going from Tulsa to McAlester. The helicopter went down about 90 miles from the south, west of Lake Eufaula. No further information was given out.
In 1996, bin Laden knew but certainly did not disclose the lethal plots he had set in motion -- the embassy bombings, the planes plot that would become 9/11. Atwan said, "He was very optimistic, and it never occurred to me that this would be the most be dangerous man in the world." Physicists believe this unseen material makes up about 85 percent of all the matter in the universe. Regular matter, which we are made of along with all the stars, planets and other tangible cosmic material, accounts for just around 4 percent of the mass-energy of the known universe. In other words, the vast majority of what constitutes reality still eludes us.
Father of baby who survived river crash: 'I'm counting all my blessings right now' this article is about The father of baby Lily, found by rescuers after her mother's car flipped into a river, says she's doing great and that he feels blessed. Lily's mother, Lynn Jennifer Groesbeck, died in the crash that had landed their car on its roof in the Spanish Fork River. She was 25. What it takes to rescue a dolphin calf. In the recent case of a dolphin calf rescued off the eastern coast of Florida, about two days of effort involving seven boats and 35 people from 12 institutions and organizations. With spring approaching, marine experts say it's a good reminder to look after your belongings when you take to the water. From plastic bags to swimming trunks to crab pots, marine life can get entangled in all manner of human debris. With limited time and resources, experts can't save them all. After a two-day search, the group found the dolphins on Friday and approached for intervention. The process took about an hour, from netting the calf and his mother to sending them on their way, Stratton said. Apart from the fishing line both mother and son were in good condition.
Alex Holmes former USC player who played tight end for the Trojans during their monster 2004 season who says he was hanging out on March 1st when two guys began casing his home. The entire scene was captured on surveillance you can see the two guys ringing the doorbell to see if anyone is inside. When nobody answered, they snuck around to the backyard. The men put on gloves (no fingerprints) and moved a table to try to enter the house through a 2nd story window but set off an alarm and eventually fled the scene.
On the Greek island of Ikaria, people tend to live longer and healthier lifestyles. There, they eat tomatoes fresh from the garden and are more active in everday life.
Ebola cases are spreading some whta in Monrovia, Liberia. The are more task forces being deployed in the area to try and crub the sread. There are also many efforts by the people to help curb the spread, such as staying inside, and protecting their faces with cloths
Yesterday in Ferguson, two police officers were shot during another peaceful protest. The officers were not fatally shot; however, the shooters have not yet been found. I believe that it is the responsibility of the people to discourage violent acts during this time of racial distress in our country, and though the violent ones are not the majority, I believe things will not get better unless there is compromise and understanding on both sides of the fight. Things will be much better when less officers are antsy in certain situations. We don't need more officers who are unnecessarily ready to stand their ground.
In lighter news, yesterday at a Wisconsin Middle School, bullying was not being tolerated. When attention was brought to student basketball players who taunted a cheerleader with down syndrome, three players walked off teh court in solidarity with the girl. This makes me feel better about the future of our schools, and I hope this begins in helping to create a more peaceful and safe environment for students everywhere.
Maria Carter Tom hanks is a well known and loved actor. he has won academy awards and he seems like a great guy. He continues to provide us with kind acts that we should look up to. he has a very good relationship with his wife, Rita Wilson. they have shared a cute moment on a kiss can that people just loved.
he continues to spread kindness and love by making sure he treats everyone well. Hanks helped out the girl scouts by hanging around and selling their cookies with them. people came over and bought a lot of cookies while getting pictures with Tom. everyone refers to Hanks as "cool guy Tom". i believe he is sending out a good message and positive act to follow.
A professional basketball player Russell Westbrook has been on the top of his game lately. Averaging 33.2 points in the last 10 games. The California native is missing his star teammate Kevin Durant who is out with a foot injury. Russell really wants him back but he is not afraid to take the spotlight for himself.
The NBA guard Kyrie Irving a career-high and NBA season-high 57 points, and his fadeaway 3 sent the emotional game into overtime. He had the third most points against a defending champ team behind Wilt Chamberlain. His teammate Lebron James says "He is something special".
Last night NBA player Kyrie Irving had a total of 57 points last night to hit his career high. It was a very good night for Irving and his team. Up against one of the best teams in the league, Kyrie out did everybody on the court.. Social media was very active last night during the game and refereed him as "Uncle Drew", meaning one of the best ever. With the help of his teammate, LeBron James, it was a very special night for the Cavilers. Many users on Twitter were saying Kyrie for MVP, but personally i think Steph Curry matches that role better than anyone right now. Kyrie will go down as a top player, and he has many more years to fulfill and hopefully set higher goals for himself.
A Canadian tourist was killed after a small inflatable tour boat collided with a whale off the coast of Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. Two other people aboard the Cabo Adventures' vessel were injured in the incident that happened Wednesday, a quarter-mile from the Bay of Santa Maria. The inflatable boat was carrying nine people and was returning from a snorkel tour when a side of the craft collided with the whale. An American health care worker, who came down with Ebola while volunteering in West Africa, arrived Friday at a National Institutes of Health hospital in Maryland for treatment. A chartered aircraft flew the patient to the United States from Sierra Leone, where the person tested positive for the deadly hemorrhagic fever while volunteering at an Ebola treatment center. The patient is the second with Ebola admitted to the NIH hospital.
A Canadian tourist was killed after a small inflatable tour boat collided with a whale off the coast of Cabo San Lucas, Mexico.Two other people aboard the boat were injured in the incident. A woman fell in the water, and a tour guide and another passenger jumped in and brought her back on the boat. The tour company's general director, Felipe Diez-Canedo, released a statement through Mexican authorities that expressed regret that one of its guests died, despite receiving first aid and being transported to the hospital.
An American health care worker who came down with Ebola while volunteering in West Africa arrived Friday at a National Institutes of Health hospital in Maryland for treatment. The patient is the second with Ebola admitted to the NIH hospital. NIH is one of only four hospitals in the United States that have bio containment units and has been practicing for years to treat a highly infectious disease such as Ebola. More than 10,000 people have died in a West Africa epidemic of Ebola. Most of the deaths have been in the countries of Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone. Ebola is spread by direct contact with the bodily fluids of an infected person.
A Canadian tourist was killed after a small inflatable tour boat collided with a whale off the coast of Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, authorities said Thursday. The victim was identified as Jennifer Karren, 35, according to the Baja California Sur Prosecutor General's Office. Karren is a Canadian from Calgary, Alberta, according to the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. More than 40 Iraqi soldiers were killed when ISIS blew up the Iraqi army headquarters near Ramadi in Iraq's western Anbar province, an Anbar provincial leader told CNN, as the battle continues for control of key cities in Iraq.
Ramadi has been the focus of a fierce ISIS assault since Wednesday, launched at the same time as Iraqi forces made gains against the Sunni extremist group in an offensive in Tikrit, about 100 miles to the north. ISIS fighters in Ramadi dug a tunnel underneath the army headquarters and detonated hundreds of homemade bombs, Sabah Al-Karhout, the head of the Anbar Provincial Council, said Thursday. The headquarters are located in the Albu Diab area, just 4 kilometers (2.5 miles) north of Ramadi.
Student Who Bullied Bus Monitor In 2012 Is Now Accused Of Forcing A Special-Needs Classmate To Drink Urine Earlier this week it was reported that three students at Greece Athena High School in upstate New York confronted the special-needs student in the bathroom and forced him to hold his crotch while drinking urine from the toilet. The students filmed the incident and posted video of it Snapchat, a social media site.
A prominent Iraqi Sunni preacher urged authorities on Friday to prevent Shiite militias fighting alongside government forces against Islamic State extremists in Tikrit from carrying out revenge attacks on Sunnis in Saddam Hussein's hometown.
In his appeal, Sheik Abdel Sattar Abdul Jabbar cited reports of Shiite militiamen burning Sunni homes in the battle to win back Tikrit from Islamic State hands.
Point guard Stephen Curry of the Golden State Warriors is on track to get the MVP for this year along side Lebron James and Russell Westbrook. Stephen Curry will go down as one of the best shooters/scorers in the world. Lebron will go down as one of the best players in the history next to Michael Jordan. They refer to him a King James.
Baghdad (CNN)About 75% of the besieged Iraqi city of Tikrit is now back in government control, the head of a key paramilitary force taking part in the attack told CNN on Thursday.
The other 25% is in the hands of about 150 ISIS fighters who continue to hold out, said Main Al-Kadhimi, commander of the Hashd Al-Shaabi militia.
There has been no independent confirmation of such a significant advance by the Iraqi forces. But they have been making progress in recent days.
ISIS' spokesman, Abu Mohammed al Adnani, called reports of coalition-member victories "delusional and fake." He spoke of the coalition's use of fighter jets, heavy artillery and tanks, saying it is a "nightmare and will go eventually."
On March 4 the trial began of the 2012 Boston marathon bombing. The alleged Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev begins at the John Joseph Moakley Courthouse in South Boston, Massachusetts. During the trial's first day, Tsarnaev's attorneys surprise the court by admitting that he is responsible for the terror attack. Meanwhile, prosecutors show new video footage from the marathon bombing. Also witnesses share there disturbing memories of that day. Tsarnaev faces a total of 30 charges, 17 of which come with the possibility of the death penalty. About hoyurs after the bombing 26-year-old Tamerlan Tsarnaev died at a shootout with law enforcement earlier that same day. Investigators later concluded that the Tsarnaevs, who spent part of their childhoods in the former Soviet republic of Kyrgyzstan. Lived in the United States for about a decade prior to the bombings, According to police they planned and carried out the attack on their own and were not connected to any terrorist organizations.
On Thursday two police officers were shot in front of the Ferguson Police Department during a protest. They referred to this act as an ambush. These two were quickly release, however they could have been killed.The shootings marked the first time in more than seven months of tension in Ferguson that officers were shot at a protest. This was an attack that seemed to create another layer of racism after a young man named Michael Brown was shot and killed by a white officer. Back in Washington,President Barack Obama took to Twitter to send out his prayers to the officers and to denounce violence against police. This is important because, we need to stop the violence and make the world more peaceful. In other news,a 15 year old boy in Washington was arrested in connection with a child abduction.It was said that the kidnapper conversed with the children for a few minutes, then scooped the toddler out of his stroller and ran down the street.The 15-year-old was booked into a juvenile detention facility on suspicion of second-degree kidnapping. One of the kidnap victim's younger siblings accurately identified the suspect.
Ferguson's police chief is gone. So is the city manager. And the top court clerk was fired for sending racist emails. all these people are leaving instead of helping fix the problem, That shows how the police and government isnt for the people . but against the poeple or for themselves."Racist cops have got to go," some chanted. "The people, united, will never be defeated," two ferfuson police officers shot one in the face, the other in the shoulder. They were hospitalized in serious condition, and it's not clear who the shooter was. the shooter was not yet identified the sohoter is being called a coward by the police . it took place in a riot ambush.
A medical helicopter crashed in Oklahoma on Thursday night, killing one person and injuring two other people. The helicopter was carrying three employees and it crashed around 11:24pm. The names of the people in the crash were not released. The helicopter crashed about 25 miles northeast of the intended location. A Georgia police chief who says he accidentally shot and seriously injured his wife resigned. Investigators concluded that there was no evidence that show the police chief, William McCollom, intentionally shot his wife. He claims he put the gun under the sheets after hearing dogs barking and after he checked his house. When all of a sudden he woke up to a gun shot that hit his wife. He says he has to focus on family matters so he resigned as chief.
1. The shooting of two officers in Ferguson, Missouri, state and county police took over protest security in St. Louis Thursday. Protests resume outside Ferguson's police headquarters but investigators identify two they want to question; one might be the shooter. 2.the Senate Armed Services Committee on Thursday that Russia is continuing to work on its program to deploy "long-range conventionally armed cruise missiles," that can be launched from its bomber aircraft, submarines and warships.
1. The jury selection begins for Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's trial in Boston, Mass. There are 1,200 individuals in the jury pool. To be chosen, jury members will have to be willing to impose the death penalty if Tsarnaev is convicted. Tsarnaev has pleaded not guilty to charges in the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing that killed three people and wounded more than 260 as well as the killing of an M.I.T. police officer. 2. The U.S. Supreme Court decides not to hear a challenge to Louisiana's ban on same-sex marriage. The court declines to hear the case while it is deciding whether or not to look at the issue of same-sex marriage again. There are four other cases concerning same-sex marriage that the court can choose to hear this week. Those cases concern same-sex marriage bans in Ohio, Michigan, Kentucky, and Tennessee.
In other news,a 15 year old boy in Washington was arrested in connection with a child abduction.It was said that the kidnapper conversed with the children for a few minutes, then scooped the toddler out of his stroller and ran down the street.The 15-year-old was booked into a juvenile detention facility on suspicion of second-degree kidnapping. One of the kidnap victim's younger siblings accurately identified the suspect.Point guard Stephen Curry of the Golden State Warriors is on track to get the MVP for this year along side Lebron James and Russell Westbrook. Stephen Curry will go down as one of the best shooters/scorers in the world. Lebron will go down as one of the best players in the history next to Michael Jordan. They refer to him a King James.
Admiral William Gortney has a serious concern with Russia continuing to build their army. Russia is continuing to work on its program to deploy "long-range conventionally armed cruise missiles," that can be launched from anything from a bomber aircraft to a submarine. The admiral's concern is that if they continue to do these things it will make it harder for the United States and Canada to defend North America. The long range nature of these missles is his biggest concern. In other news,a 15 year old boy in Washington was arrested in connection with a child abduction.It was said that the kidnapper conversed with the children for a few minutes, then scooped the toddler out of his stroller and ran down the street.The 15-year-old was booked into a juvenile detention facility on suspicion of second-degree kidnapping. One of the kidnap victim's younger siblings accurately identified the suspect.
there was a funerle for a police offeser today after he was killed last week.Also the Aitlanta Breves maneguer was throght out of a spreing traying game yesterday.
Over the last few months, we've seen a few videos of swing man Paul George as he gets closer and closer to returning to action for the Pacers. In fact, with the Pacers pushing for a playoff spot, some have wondered just how much a return from George could boost the Pacers. And while we don’t know exactly how his athleticism will be affected by the broken leg he suffered in the scrimmage with Team USA, in this video from Pacers.com, PG’s jumper looks pretty good — even when he’s literally off the court.An auction company says it has Michael Jordan's earliest known pair of game-worn shoes from his rookie season with the Chicago Bulls. SCP Auctions expects to get $50,000 or more when it auctions off the shoes, beginning April 8. Jordan wore the shoes in a road game against the Los Angeles Lakers on Dec. 2, 1984, before Nike had even unveiled the superstar's signature Air Jordan shoes. Jordan gave his signed, game-used shoes to former Lakers ball boy Khalid Ali, who has kept them for the past three decades before deciding to sell. They're white Nike Air shoes with a red swoosh.
In 1996, bin Laden knew but certainly did not disclose the lethal plots he had set in motion -- the embassy bombings, the planes plot that would become 9/11. Atwan said, "He was very optimistic, and it never occurred to me that this would be the most be dangerous man in the world." Physicists believe this unseen material makes up about 85 percent of all the matter in the universe. Regular matter, which we are made of along with all the stars, planets and other tangible cosmic material, accounts for just around 4 percent of the mass-energy of the known universe. In other words, the vast majority of what constitutes reality still eludes us.
Kerry Washington will play Anita Hill in a film about Clarence Thomas' 1991 Supreme Court confirmation hearings. Hill's sexual harassment allegations against Thomas put the issue at the center of a fierce national debate. Hill became a hero and a target, while Thomas was confirmed as an associate justice. The film will be titled "Confirmation," and Washington is also among its executive producers.
Clean & Clear has named transgender teenage advocate Jazz Jennings as the face of their new ad campaign “See the Real Me.” The part ad part call-to-action campaign is social media driven and asks people to send in personal stories using the hashtag #SeeTheRealMe to promote natural beauty.Jennings was male at birth, but showed signs of gender dysphoria as early as the age of two. She’s said that she knew she was a girl for as long as she could process what that meant and her family allowed Jennings to begin transitioning at six.
1. One of the best players in the game, Kyrie Irving dropped 57 points on the San Antonio Spurs. If any other player would have dropped those numbers on the Spurs, it would be a major surprise, but it was just another day for the Cavaliers. That moves them that much closer to the playoffs. 2. Eric Gordon was interviewed by Dr. Phil this week. However, due to how emotional he was, people are reconsidering launching that video onto the airwaves.
A medical helicopter crashed in Oklahoma on Thursday night, killing one person and injuring two other people. The helicopter was carrying three employees and it crashed around 11:24pm. The names of the people in the crash were not released. The helicopter crashed about 25 miles northeast of the intended location. A Georgia police chief who says he accidentally shot and seriously injured his wife resigned. Investigators concluded that there was no evidence that show the police chief, William McCollom, intentionally shot his wife. He claims he put the gun under the sheets after hearing dogs barking and after he checked his house. When all of a sudden he woke up to a gun shot that hit his wife. He says he has to focus on family matters so he resigned as chief.
Tampa police made arrest in tortured dog case!Tampa police have arrested a pair of teenagers in last week's shooting of a young pit bull mix that was left for dead. The 17-year-olds face aggravated animal cruelty and armed trespassing charges after tying the hound, now named Cabela, to railroad tracks and shooting her multiple times.Surveillance video from the area showed a group of individuals walking the dog along the tracks in the city's Sulphur Springs neighborhood before later running away, said Detective Patrick Messmer. U.S admiral raises alarm over Russian Military Threat!William Gortney told the Senate Armed Services Committee on Thursday that Russia is continuing to work on its program to deploy "long-range conventionally armed cruise missiles," that can be launched from its bomber aircraft, submarines and warships. This is giving the Kremlin "deterrent" options "short of the nuclear threshold,"
Well recently a police officer shot an unarmed African American war veteran. The man was said to not having on any clothes and reacting to war PTSD. Other news the new star wars spin-off film has gotten a real title. The title of the film is The Rogue One.
Over the last few months, we've seen a few videos of swing man Paul George as he gets closer and closer to returning to action for the Pacers. In fact, with the Pacers pushing for a playoff spot, some have wondered just how much a return from George could boost the Pacers. And while we don’t know exactly how his athleticism will be affected by the broken leg he suffered in the scrimmage with Team USA, in this video from Pacers.com, PG’s jumper looks pretty good — even when he’s literally off the court.An auction company says it has Michael Jordan's earliest known pair of game-worn shoes from his rookie season with the Chicago Bulls. SCP Auctions expects to get $50,000 or more when it auctions off the shoes, beginning April 8. Jordan wore the shoes in a road game against the Los Angeles Lakers on Dec. 2, 1984, before Nike had even unveiled the superstar's signature Air Jordan shoes. Jordan gave his signed, game-used shoes to former Lakers ball boy Khalid Ali, who has kept them for the past three decades before deciding to sell. They're white Nike Air shoes with a red swoosh.
Last night NBA player Kyrie Irving had a total of 57 points last night to hit his career high. It was a very astonishing night for Irving and his team. Up against one of the most fundamental teams in the league, Kyrie did the absolute best. Social media was very active last night during the game and refereed him as "Uncle Drew", meaning one of the best ever. With the help of his teammate, LeBron James, it was a very special night for the Cavilers. Many users on Twitter were saying Kyrie for MVP, but personally i think Steph Curry matches that role better than anyone right now Kyrie will go down as a top player, and he has many more years to fulfill and hopefully set higher goals for himself.
Kyrie Irving put up a total of 57 points last night to hit his career high. It was a very astonishing night for Irving and his team. Up against one of the most fundamental teams in the league, Kyrie did the absolute best. Social media was very active last night during the game and refereed him as "Uncle Drew", meaning one of the best ever. With the help of his teammate, LeBron James,
Boston Marathon Bombing Trial Begins (March 4): The trial of alleged Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev begins at the John Joseph Moakley Courthouse in South Boston, Massachusetts. During the trial's first day, Tsarnaev's attorneys surprise the court by admitting that he is responsible for the terror attack. Meanwhile, prosecutors show new video footage from the marathon scene and witnesses share their vivid, disturbing memories of that day. Tsarnaev faces a total of 30 charges, 17 of which come with the possibility of the death penalty. Supreme Court Hears Latest Challenge to Affordable Care Act (March 4): The Supreme Court begins hearing opening arguments in the challenge to King V Burwell. This latest case challenges the King V Burwell ruling made by a panel in Virginia which voted unanimously to uphold the Affordable Care Act despite the Internal Revenue Service rule that makes some people who buy insurance on federal exchanges eligible for subsidies. About seven million people are covered under the federal exchanges, and millions can lose coverage or pay more for it if the Supreme Court decides against the Obama administration
A Canadian tourist was killed after a small inflatable boat collided with a whale off the coast of Mexico.However, two other people aboard were injured during the indicent. The inflatable boat was carrying 9 people and was returning from a snorkel tour. The Canadian fell in the water and the tour guide and another passenger jumped in to help her. On the other hand, a minister was hoping his church members will be kind enough to donate $36 billion dollars to buy him a new jet. The request of the jet goes on to detail that it will transport Pastors Creflo and Taffi Dollar and member of the Dollars' church around the globe to help them spread the gospel.
ore than 40 Iraqi soldiers were killed when ISIS blew up the Iraqi army headquarters near Ramadi in Iraq's western Anbar province, an Anbar provincial leader told CNN, as the battle continues for control of key cities in Iraq.Ramadi has been the focus of a fierce ISIS assault since Wednesday, launched at the same time as Iraqi forces made gains against the Sunni extremist group in an offensive in Tikrit, about 100 miles to the north.ISIS fighters in Ramadi dug a tunnel underneath the army headquarters and detonated hundreds of homemade bombs, Sabah Al-Karhout, the head of the Anbar Provincial Council, said Thursday. The headquarters are located in the Albu Diab area, just 4 kilometers (2.5 miles) north of Ramadi.l-Karhout also denied reports that the U.S.-led coalition had bombed the headquarters.
A statement released early Friday by the U.S.-led coalition against ISIS said the Iraqi security forces had successfully repelled the ISIS attack on Ramadi, despite coming under attack from several directions on Wednesday."The successful defense of Ramadi by Iraqi Security Forces is another example of their increasing ability to defeat Daesh in multiple locations and prevent the terrorist group from gaining ground," said Lt. Gen. James L. Terry, the coalition force's commander, using another name for ISIS. "The ISF continues to hold terrain in some locations while making gains in others."In an audio message posted Thursday, ISIS spokesman Abu Mohammed al Adnani called reports of victories by coalition members against the extremist group "delusional and fake."He spoke of the coalition's use of fighter jets, heavy artillery and tanks, saying it is a "nightmare and will go eventually."
Kendrick Lamar dropped the release date for his new album " To Pimp a Butterfly" its releases March 24th. Many eyebrows are raised from Lamar's album title. All the public know is a quote from the instagram post with the cover of the new album. Also the cover is new with a bunch of African american men on the lawn of the white house with a politician tied up and blindfolded. Also Lamar says his album will be taught in college courses some day.
World's most dangerous footpath set to reopen in Spain. By Karla Cripps, CNN Updated 6:34 AM ET, Fri March 13, 2015 This footpath has been off limits for decades. They finally decide to reopen it at the end of march.They reconstructed the footpath so it can be suitable and safe for people to walk on. This board walk is more than 100 meters high and hangs over the Guadalhorce River. This trail begins in village of El Chorro in southern Malaga province. This trail been around since like the 1900's. The built this footpath to provide great access to the two waterfalls for hydroelectric workers. throughout the years there have been fatal accidents on the boardwalk. The provincial government gave 5.5 million euros to build and construct the project over again.
8 things you might not know about Jamaica Oliver Hill, Special to CNN Updated 10:09 AM ET, Sun January 4, 2015 this current event is talking about the many things you may not know about jamaica. Jamaica has more churches per capita than any other country in the world. Marijuana is legal but the government is trying to put that to an end soon. Their also known for their jerk chicken
The Walt Disney Company announced it will produce a sequel to the popular animated movie "Frozen".I know this will be a good movie because The original creative team of Chris Buck, Jennifer Lee and Peter Del Vecho will return, it wont be some new people messing up the original formula. We will have a brand new set of tunes in the not-too-distant future. This is amazing news as this was the best kids movie since lion king, and i cant wait to see hat they have in store for the sequel. Icant wait until the sequel because i cant let-it-go
Actor and comedian, Andy Samberg has been chosen by Fox and the TV Academy's choice to be this year's Emmy host. The live awards show on Sept. 20 will mark his first time hosting a major television event. Samberg's fearlessness and hilariousness, will provide an incredible live TV experience, in other words his edginess will deliver the laughs and not be some boring, average, cliche award show. Viewers will have an incredible, enjoyable night.
Fifty years ago, on Sunday March 7th, 1965, six hundred civil rights activists gathered at the Brown Chapel AME Church in Selma, Alabama to start a peaceful 54-mile trek to the state capitol in Montgomery. The activists were upset at the wrongful death of Marion resident Jimmy Lee Jackson and the denial of their constitutional right to vote and planned to take their cause directly to Alabama Governor George Wallace.
no resistance as they marched through downtown Selma Though most people headed home soon after, approximately 60 people gathered at the foot of the bridge on Monday morning, to re-enact the historic march all the way to Montgomery. Along the way, they will be met by several marchers and join in the numerous planned celebrations..
1) There's a big divide between "Empire" star Taraji P. Henson and Terrence Howard ... he wants more of an authenticity boost but she doesn't want the N-word anywhere near their hit show. Our TMZ photog asked Henson straight up if she thinks "Empire" should use the inflammatory word to give the show street cred. Seems she's siding with writer David Rambo. It's a pretty touchy issue, and she thinks it's a button showrunners might not want to push. 2) Bobbi Kristina's aunt, Leolah Brown, claims Nick Gordon is responsible for Bobbi Kristina's dire medical state, and she blames someone else ... Pat Houston. Leolah has harsh words for Nick, claiming she has knowledge of what he did to his girlfriend and calling him "guilty." But Leolah rails on Pat, saying she's a phony whom Whitney never liked, and she forced a fragile Bobbi Kristina to do a reality show on the heels of her mom's death, which emotionally wrecked her. Watch the video ... it leaves no doubt of family warfare.
Chris Borland said Tuesday night that it just wasn't, and he has chosen to retire from the NFL to avoid long-term injuries he could suffer from head injuries. "I just honestly want to do what's best for my health," he told ESPN. "From what I've researched and what I've experienced, I don't think it's worth the risk. ... I'm concerned that if you wait (until) you have symptoms, it's too late." Borland may be the first to retire for this reason. But he's part of a shift in thinking about what repeated head injuries can do to an athlete. Reports show an increasing number of retired NFL players who have suffered concussions developed memory and cognitive issues such as dementia, Alzheimer's disease, depression and chronic traumatic encephalitic, or CTE.
Last night NBA player Kyrie Irving had a total of 57 points last night to hit his career high. It was a very astonishing night for Irving and his team. Up against one of the most fundamental teams in the league, Kyrie did the absolute best. Social media was very active last night during the game and refereed him as "Uncle Drew", meaning one of the best ever.
Thunder guard Russell Westbrook has been on an unbelievable tear lately, almost single-handedly keeping Oklahoma City in the playoff race. Friday night, Westbrook recorded his sixth triple-double in eight games with 29 points, 12 assists and 10 rebounds to lead the Thunder to a 113-99 victory over the Timberwolves.
Last night NBA player Kyrie Irving had a total of 57 points last night to hit his career high. It was a very astonishing night for Irving and his team. Up against one of the most fundamental teams in the league, Kyrie did the absolute best. Social media was very active last night during the game and refereed him as "Uncle Drew", meaning one of the best ever.
Thunder guard Russell Westbrook has been on an unbelievable tear lately, almost single-handedly keeping Oklahoma City in the playoff race. Friday night, Westbrook recorded his sixth triple-double in eight games with 29 points, 12 assists and 10 rebounds to lead the Thunder to a 113-99 victory over the Timberwolves.
Married couple Natalia Kills and Willy Moon, who both were on the judging panel of the show, slammed the 25-year-old contestant Joe Irvine, after his rendition of Michael Buble's "Cry Me A River." But it wasn't how he sang that ticked them off. "I'm disgusted at how much you've copied my husband, from the hair to the suit," said Kills, referring to Irvine's new makeover for the show. "You're a laughing stock. It's cheesy, it's disgusting...you make me sick," the British singer added. Her husband Willy Moon called him "creepy" and likened him to Norman Bates, the killer in the horror film, "Psycho." "Last night on X Factor both Kills and Moon made comments that were completely unacceptable," said Mark Weldon, Mediaworks chief executive. "We no longer have confidence that Kills and Moon are the right people to perform the role of X Factor judges and they will leave the show, effective immediately," Weldon said in a statement on TV3's website
A passenger train overshot a stop and jumped its tracks in northern India on Friday, killing at least 30 people and injuring more than 50 others, a railway spokesman said.The train was headed from Dehradun to the Hindu holy city of Varanasi when it overshot an intended stop more than halfway along the route, about 35 kilometers (22 miles) east of Lucknow in the northern state of Uttar Pradesh, railway spokesman Neeraj Sharma said.Two coaches and the locomotive derailed. Video from the site, shown by CNN affiliate IBN, showed emergency workers pulling passengers from the train as a crowd looked on.
Burger King ads in Japan promise a limited-edition perfume for April Fool's Day to make you smell like a couple of all-beef patties.Flame-Grilled Fragrance will sell for about $41 and comes with a free Whopper.It's a one-day sale, according to Burger King, and only available at stores in Japan although this same deal was available for the US a couple of years ago
The hanging death of an African-American man who had been missing since early this month and was found Thursday by local authorities in Mississippi has drawn the scrutiny of the FBI and the Department of Justice Civil Rights Division.
Kendrick Lamar dropped the release date for his new album " To Pimp a Butterfly" its releases March 24th. Many eyebrows are raised from Lamar's album title. All the public know is a quote from the instagram post with the cover of the new album. Also the cover is new with a bunch of African american men on the lawn of the white house with a politician tied up and blindfolded. Also Lamar says his album will be taught in college courses some day.
The White House is expected to ask the embattled chairman of the Chemical Safety Board to step down Wednesday, congressional sources tell CNN.
Chairman Rafael Moure-Eraso has been accused by members of Congress of malfeasance, hostility towards his staff and retaliation against whistleblowers. And an inspector general report found he used personal email to conduct government business, which contradicted his sworn congressional testimony.
The use of personal email has come under scrutiny since revelations that Hillary Clinton used her personal email to conduct official business while she was secretary of state.
Military officials charged Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl with desertion and misbehavior before the enemy for leaving his post in Afghanistan before being captured and held captive for five years.
Noelle Velentzas, 28, could not understand why U.S. citizens like her were traveling overseas to wage jihad when they could simply stay and "make history" by unleashing terrorist attacks on American soil, according to a federal criminal complaint unsealed Thursday.
Velentzas and her former roommate Asia Siddiqui, 31, also a U.S. citizen, were arrested and accused of planning to build an explosive device for attacks in the United States, federal prosecutors said.The complaint paints a picture of a disturbing trend in homegrown violent extremism.
On March 12 a masked man robbed a local bp gas station. He took over $15 dollars worth of snacks. It was an awful sight. The villain was never caught. On March 10 a new species of tree moss was discovered. It is unknown what the new mosses behavior is but it is being studied.
On March 12 a masked man robbed a local bp gas station. He took over $15 dollars worth of snacks. It was an awful sight. The villain was never caught. On March 10 a new species of tree moss was discovered. It is unknown what the new mosses behavior is but it is being studied.
A mother was charged with a misdemeanor child endangerment after her 2-year old fell into a cheetah exhibit in Cleveland. US allies conduct 13 airstrikes in Syria and Iraq against Islamic State militants.
A Canadian tourist was killed after a small inflatable tour boat collided with a whale off the coast of Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. Two other people aboard the Cabo Adventures' vessel were injured in the incident that happened Wednesday, a quarter-mile from the Bay of Santa Maria. The inflatable boat was carrying nine people and was returning from a snorkel tour when a side of the craft collided with the whale. An American health care worker, who came down with Ebola while volunteering in West Africa, arrived Friday at a National Institutes of Health hospital in Maryland for treatment. A chartered aircraft flew the patient to the United States from Sierra Leone, where the person tested positive for the deadly hemorrhagic fever while volunteering at an Ebola treatment center. The patient is the second with Ebola admitted to the NIH hospital.
A Canadian tourist was killed after a small inflatable tour boat collided with a whale off the coast of Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. Two other people aboard the Cabo Adventures' vessel were injured in the incident that happened Wednesday, a quarter-mile from the Bay of Santa Maria. The inflatable boat was carrying nine people and was returning from a snorkel tour when a side of the craft collided with the whale. An American health care worker, who came down with Ebola while volunteering in West Africa, arrived Friday at a National Institutes of Health hospital in Maryland for treatment. A chartered aircraft flew the patient to the United States from Sierra Leone, where the person tested positive for the deadly hemorrhagic fever while volunteering at an Ebola treatment center. The patient is the second with Ebola admitted to the NIH hospital.
So while the Hawks essentially have their full complement of players, the question is if they are now a diminished version of themselves given how reliant their system is on both players' ability to score from the perimeter, creating space for drivers and cutters.
Millsap, who shot 47.6% for the season and 35.6% from the 3-point line, missed several shots he makes with regularity, including a handful within 10 feet of the basket where he has been so dangerous this season
Admiral William Gortney has a serious concern with Russia continuing to build their army. Russia is continuing to work on its program to deploy "long-range conventionally armed cruise missiles," that can be launched from anything from a bomber aircraft to a submarine. The admiral's concern is that if they continue to do these things it will make it harder for the United States and Canada to defend North America. The long range nature of these missles is his biggest concern.
New allegations have been brought up about the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity. This time news comes from the University of Washington. Reportedly students have been called apes and monkeys by members of the fraternity. The University of Oklahoma students claim the were taught the chant and have apologized.
I played basketball at a gym with my friends. We had played 4 on 4 fullcourt. I provided my team with 13 points and we ended up with a win. Though, I wasn't pleased with the competition I was with. Also, I had to show out in front of a couple since some of them were trash-talkers.
At the end, my mom came to pick me up, though the game was 13-2 in the last game. I told her I would be out in 5 minutes. So then right after I hit 4 3 pointers in a row then shouted out "I'm done" then left.I was surprised I made all of them in a row because they were from long range.
Always stand up for your friends and protect one another." Per Fiore, the Kenosha City council is planning on presenting the boys with a citizenship award next week. They may also be eligible for the mayor's youth award
Last night NBA player Kyrie Irving had a total of 57 points last night to hit his career high. It was a very astonishing night for Irving and his team. Up against one of the most fundamental teams in the league, Kyrie did the absolute best. Social media was very active last night during the game and refereed him as "Uncle Drew", meaning one of the best ever.
Thunder guard Russell Westbrook has been on an unbelievable tear lately, almost single-handedly keeping Oklahoma City in the playoff race. Friday night, Westbrook recorded his sixth triple-double in eight games with 29 points, 12 assists and 10 rebounds to lead the Thunder to a 113-99 victory over the Timberwolves. the nicest guard in the NBA well one of them
"I like our progress, but I like to win," Celtics coach Brad Stevens was saying Sunday after Boston had been swept in the opening round of the NBA playoffs by the Cleveland Cavaliers. "So I'm disappointed right now. We have to get better in every which way, and that's the challenge ahead. Because winning is a lot more fun." The view of 38-year-old Stevens has changed. No longer is there any question whether he could transition from college coaching to the NBA, because the last two months proved he could: Minus their top three players -- Rajon Rondo, Jeff Green and Jared Sullinger -- his Celtics went 24-12 to reach the playoffs at least one year ahead of schedule. "Where I feel much more comfortable is the understanding of 29 opponents, understanding the schedule, understanding the NBA and the game management," Stevens had been saying earlier in the week, when there was still hope of stealing a game or two from LeBron James. "Those were all like knock-you-over experiences. Now I feel like I've got a handle on all that. Now it's just about coaching this team as well as we can." He has behaved over his first two seasons as if his grasp of the NBA was sure to come sooner than later. The issue for Stevens had little to do with his adaptation to professional basketball; the real question was whether he wanted to start from the bottom of the NBA and rebuild his career all over again.
First when I think I understand this Wizards team, they go and flip the script. At the beginning of the season, they were my sneaky pick to win the Eastern Conference. A couple weeks after the All-Star break, they looked like one of the ten worst teams in the league.Now, after sweeping the Raptors convincingly in the first round of the playoffs, they look like a team that could win the East again. What on earth happened?
First when I think I understand this Wizards team, they go and flip the script. At the beginning of the season, they were my sneaky pick to win the Eastern Conference. A couple weeks after the All-Star break, they looked like one of the ten worst teams in the league.Now, after sweeping the Raptors convincingly in the first round of the playoffs, they look like a team that could win the East again. What on earth happened?
American doctor declared free of Ebola finds the virus in his eye months later. Ian Crozier was treated for Ebola in Atlanta last year. After two months from leaving the hospital he was experiencing pain in his eye. Even though it was in his eye the virus was not spreading to others. This raises the need for people to receive check ups on their eyes after being treated from Ebola disease. Over the past year, about 25,000 people have fought Ebola infections. More than 10,000 have died. Bullying by peers has effects later in life. The effects of bullying by peers may be worse than maltreatment from adults. Children who were bullied are more likely to suffer anxiety, depression. Bullying is something that I feel will never go away. Bullying is something that people have to learn to deal with since it won't stop altogether. It's sad that it affects kids even later in their lives and shows how important it is for kids to be able to combat bullies.
Nine people died in a biker brawl today. Five different biker gangs started shooting and stabbing each other in Waco, Texas. Seventeen people were hospitalized and one hundred seventy people were arrested. police were on the scene before anything happened because they knew there would be trouble. However, the fighting escalated very quickly and became a huge problem. The Obama administration is planning to restrict local police from having military equipment. They want to prohibit weapons like grenade launchers. This is a part of a new executive order President Obama issued for many agencies.
In Ireland, the government "accidentally" legalizes drugs. Such drugs as ecstasy, ketamine and a ton of other drugs were legal to possess in Ireland until Thursday March 12, 2015. This legalization was due to a loophole; the 1977 Misuse of Drugs Act (Ireland's version of our Controlled Substances Act) was ruled illegal on a constitutional technicality. Drugs sound fun.
ReplyDeleteIn a developing story, another chapter of SAE, this time in Seattle, face charges over alleged racial slurs. SAE allegedly called people "monkeys and apes" during a protest to raise awareness for racism. The university is investigating as to whether or not the allegations are true.
On CNN news three middle school students from Lincoln Middle School (Kenosha, Wisconsin). Basketball players noticed that a cheerleader with Down syndrome was getting bullied during a game. The basketball players Miles Rodriguez, Scooter Terrien and Chase Vazquez saw some kids were making fun of cheerleader Desiree Andrews during a game. They found the behavior unacceptable and walked off the court to put an end to the bullying. When Terrien was asked what he's learned from this experience, he said, "All I'm gonna think is bullying is not the right way to go. Always stand up for your friends and protect one another." Per Fiore, the Kenosha City council is planning on presenting the boys with a citizenship award next week. They may also be eligible for the mayor's youth award.
ReplyDeleteLast night NBA player Kyrie Irving had a total of 57 points last night to hit his career high. It was a very astonishing night for Irving and his team. Up against one of the most fundamental teams in the league, Kyrie did the absolute best. Social media was very active last night during the game and refereed him as "Uncle Drew", meaning one of the best ever. With the help of his teammate, LeBron James, it was a very special night for the Cavilers. Many users on Twitter were saying Kyrie for MVP, but personally i think Steph Curry matches that role better than anyone right now :) Kyrie will go down as a top player, and he has many more years to fulfill and hopefully set higher goals for himself.
ReplyDeleteAdmiral William Gortney has a serious concern with Russia continuing to build their army. Russia is continuing to work on its program to deploy "long-range conventionally armed cruise missiles," that can be launched from anything from a bomber aircraft to a submarine. The admiral's concern is that if they continue to do these things it will make it harder for the United States and Canada to defend North America. The long range nature of these missles is his biggest concern.
ReplyDeleteNew allegations have been brought up about the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity. This time news comes from the University of Washington. Reportedly students have been called apes and monkeys by members of the fraternity. The University of Oklahoma students claim the were taught the chant and have apologized.
Admiral William Gortney has a serious concern with Russia continuing to build their army. Russia is continuing to work on its program to deploy "long-range conventionally armed cruise missiles," that can be launched from anything from a bomber aircraft to a submarine. The admiral's concern is that if they continue to do these things it will make it harder for the United States and Canada to defend North America. The long range nature of these missles is his biggest concern.
ReplyDeleteNew allegations have been brought up about the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity. This time news comes from the University of Washington. Reportedly students have been called apes and monkeys by members of the fraternity. The University of Oklahoma students claim the were taught the chant and have apologized.
On Thursday a tourist boat killed a woman after hitting a whale. The boat was off the coast of mexico when the incident occurred. The driver was taking the tourists back to the main land after a morning of snorkeling. The driver tried to avoid the whale but couldn't and the woman was sent flying out of the boat. Fortunately, it is said that the whale is okay.
ReplyDeleteNew photos of Osama Bin Laden's liar have risen to the surface. The hide out is very primitive and is make of dirt, clay and mud. These new pictures are dated almost 30 years ago. However, some of them are dated after the attack of 9/11. In the pictures he is hanging out with friends, smiling, and laughing.
Over the last few months, we've seen a few videos of swing man Paul George as he gets closer and closer to returning to action for the Pacers. In fact, with the Pacers pushing for a playoff spot, some have wondered just how much a return from George could boost the Pacers. And while we don’t know exactly how his athleticism will be affected by the broken leg he suffered in the scrimmage with Team USA, in this video from Pacers.com, PG’s jumper looks pretty good — even when he’s literally off the court.An auction company says it has Michael Jordan's earliest known pair of game-worn shoes from his rookie season with the Chicago Bulls. SCP Auctions expects to get $50,000 or more when it auctions off the shoes, beginning April 8. Jordan wore the shoes in a road game against the Los Angeles Lakers on Dec. 2, 1984, before Nike had even unveiled the superstar's signature Air Jordan shoes. Jordan gave his signed, game-used shoes to former Lakers ball boy Khalid Ali, who has kept them for the past three decades before deciding to sell. They're white Nike Air shoes with a red swoosh.
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ReplyDeleteA woman died today after being knocked off a boat. There was a small boat carrying nine people for diving off the coast of Santa Maria. While heading back to shore, the side of the boat hit a whale and the woman fell off. This Canadian woman was retrieved from the water, had CPR preformed and rushed to the hospital where she died.
ISIS blew up one of Iraq's army headquarters. More than forty soldiers died. The headquarters were bombed on Wednesday.
"U.S. admiral raises alarm over Russian military threat"-CNN
ReplyDeleteThe ability of the U.S. and Canadian military to defend North America could be jeopardized by stepped up Russian military activity, according to the commander of the North American Aerospace Defense Command. Adm. William Gortney told the Senate Armed Services Committee on Thursday that Russia is continuing to work on its program to deploy "long-range conventionally armed cruise missiles," that can be launched from its bomber aircraft, submarines and warships. This is giving the Kremlin "deterrent" options "short of the nuclear threshold," Gortney said. Under NORAD operations, the U.S. and Canada routinely send fighter jets into the skies to monitor any Russian military aircraft approaching the U.S. coastline. The Russian operations have not extended to actually flying into U.S. or Canadian airspace, but in the last year Russia is clearly trying to keep a closer eye on NORAD.One of the security challenges for the U.S. is to determine whether the cruise missiles on its bomber aircraft, submarines and warships are indeed conventional or may be nuclear tipped. When carried aboard submarines, ships and in the internal bays of bombers it's nearly impossible for U.S. intelligence to know with certainty. The concern remains that the Russian deployments of aircraft and ships into Crimea and the Kaliningrad region could give Moscow a platform for the deployment of the weapons that concern the U.S.
"Ferguson protests: Time and rain cool tempers; hunt on for shooting suspects"-CNN
Prayers went up, the rain came down and tensions cooled overnight in Ferguson, Missouri. It was a far cry from 24 hours earlier, when tempers flared and two police officers took bullets in the St. Louis suburb. Authorities changed tactics in the aftermath of the shootings. St. Louis County Police said it had assumed "command of the security detail regarding protests," together with the Missouri State Ferguson Police remain responsible for "routine policing services" in the city. Investigators believe they have identified two people they want to question in the shooting, and one of them might be the shooter, a law enforcement official said. Police are also trying to find anyone who may have helped the shooter get away.
On January 7, 2015, two masked gunmen stormed the Paris office of Charlie Hebdo , a satirical weekly magazine, and killed 12 people, including the paper's top editor, Phane Charbonnier, several cartoonists, and two police officers. A third suspect, Hamyd Mourad, who was driving the getaway car, turned himself in to authorities. The two gunmen were believed to be brothers Said Kouachi and ChC)rif Kouachi, who are of Algerian descent. News reports said the brothers have connections to Al Qaeda in Yemen and that Said trained with militants there. Reports also said the two had been monitored by police and intelligence officials. It was the worst terrorist attack in France since World War II.
ReplyDeleteNew photos of Osama Bin Laden's lair have risen to the surface. The hide out is very primitive and is make of dirt, clay and mud. These new pictures are dated almost 30 years ago. However, some of them are dated after the attack of 9/11. In the pictures he is hanging out with friends, smiling, and laughing.
ReplyDeletePrayers went up, the rain came down and tensions cooled overnight in Ferguson, Missouri. It was a far cry from 24 hours earlier, when tempers flared and two police officers took bullets in the St. Louis suburb. Authorities changed tactics in the aftermath of the shootings. St. Louis County Police said it had assumed "command of the security detail regarding protests," together with the Missouri State Ferguson Police remain responsible for "routine policing services" in the city. Investigators believe they have identified two people they want to question in the shooting, and one of them might be the shooter, a law enforcement official said. Police are also trying to find anyone who may have helped the shooter get away.
Dr. Phil and the Nick Gordon interview they believe that Dr.Phil shouldn't have even interviewed him, also Nick Gordon turned hiself in.
ReplyDeleteAnother current event a black male shot a construction worker after the construction workers were on the roof they saw the African American Male breaking into there car they went to the car asked what was he doing then he pulled out a gun shot one of the construction worker and pulled off with the car the other construction worker called 911 when he died shortly after this happened in north Atlanta.
One current event is that a boat hit a while causing death of a tourist.
ReplyDeleteOn Thursday, Canadian tourist was killed after a small inflatable tour boat collided with a whale off the coast of Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, .
The victim was identified as Jennifer Karren. Two other passengers were injured.
In Oklahoma a Medical helicopter went down after going from Tulsa to McAlester. The helicopter went down about 90 miles from the south, west of Lake Eufaula. No further information was given out.
In 1996, bin Laden knew but certainly did not disclose the lethal plots he had set in motion -- the embassy bombings, the planes plot that would become 9/11. Atwan said, "He was very optimistic, and it never occurred to me that this would be the most be dangerous man in the world." Physicists believe this unseen material makes up about 85 percent of all the matter in the universe. Regular matter, which we are made of along with all the stars, planets and other tangible cosmic material, accounts for just around 4 percent of the mass-energy of the known universe. In other words, the vast majority of what constitutes reality still eludes us.
ReplyDeleteFather of baby who survived river crash: 'I'm counting all my blessings right now'
ReplyDeletethis article is about The father of baby Lily, found by rescuers after her mother's car flipped into a river, says she's doing great and that he feels blessed. Lily's mother, Lynn Jennifer Groesbeck, died in the crash that had landed their car on its roof in the Spanish Fork River. She was 25.
What it takes to rescue a dolphin calf. In the recent case of a dolphin calf rescued off the eastern coast of Florida, about two days of effort involving seven boats and 35 people from 12 institutions and organizations. With spring approaching, marine experts say it's a good reminder to look after your belongings when you take to the water. From plastic bags to swimming trunks to crab pots, marine life can get entangled in all manner of human debris. With limited time and resources, experts can't save them all. After a two-day search, the group found the dolphins on Friday and approached for intervention. The process took about an hour, from netting the calf and his mother to sending them on their way, Stratton said. Apart from the fishing line both mother and son were in good condition.
Alex Holmes former USC player who played tight end for the Trojans during their monster 2004 season who says he was hanging out on March 1st when two guys began casing his home. The entire scene was captured on surveillance you can see the two guys ringing the doorbell to see if anyone is inside. When nobody answered, they snuck around to the backyard. The men put on gloves (no fingerprints) and moved a table to try to enter the house through a 2nd story window but set off an alarm and eventually fled the scene.
ReplyDeleteOn the Greek island of Ikaria, people tend to live longer and healthier lifestyles. There, they eat tomatoes fresh from the garden and are more active in everday life.
ReplyDeleteEbola cases are spreading some whta in Monrovia, Liberia. The are more task forces being deployed in the area to try and crub the sread. There are also many efforts by the people to help curb the spread, such as staying inside, and protecting their faces with cloths
Yesterday in Ferguson, two police officers were shot during another peaceful protest. The officers were not fatally shot; however, the shooters have not yet been found. I believe that it is the responsibility of the people to discourage violent acts during this time of racial distress in our country, and though the violent ones are not the majority, I believe things will not get better unless there is compromise and understanding on both sides of the fight. Things will be much better when less officers are antsy in certain situations. We don't need more officers who are unnecessarily ready to stand their ground.
ReplyDeleteIn lighter news, yesterday at a Wisconsin Middle School, bullying was not being tolerated. When attention was brought to student basketball players who taunted a cheerleader with down syndrome, three players walked off teh court in solidarity with the girl. This makes me feel better about the future of our schools, and I hope this begins in helping to create a more peaceful and safe environment for students everywhere.
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ReplyDeleteTom hanks is a well known and loved actor. he has won academy awards and he seems like a great guy. He continues to provide us with kind acts that we should look up to. he has a very good relationship with his wife, Rita Wilson. they have shared a cute moment on a kiss can that people just loved.
he continues to spread kindness and love by making sure he treats everyone well. Hanks helped out the girl scouts by hanging around and selling their cookies with them. people came over and bought a lot of cookies while getting pictures with Tom. everyone refers to Hanks as "cool guy Tom". i believe he is sending out a good message and positive act to follow.
A professional basketball player Russell Westbrook has been on the top of his game lately. Averaging 33.2 points in the last 10 games. The California native is missing his star teammate Kevin Durant who is out with a foot injury. Russell really wants him back but he is not afraid to take the spotlight for himself.
ReplyDeleteThe NBA guard Kyrie Irving a career-high and NBA season-high 57 points, and his fadeaway 3 sent the emotional game into overtime. He had the third most points against a defending champ team behind Wilt Chamberlain. His teammate Lebron James says "He is something special".
Last night NBA player Kyrie Irving had a total of 57 points last night to hit his career high. It was a very good night for Irving and his team. Up against one of the best teams in the league, Kyrie out did everybody on the court.. Social media was very active last night during the game and refereed him as "Uncle Drew", meaning one of the best ever. With the help of his teammate, LeBron James, it was a very special night for the Cavilers. Many users on Twitter were saying Kyrie for MVP, but personally i think Steph Curry matches that role better than anyone right now. Kyrie will go down as a top player, and he has many more years to fulfill and hopefully set higher goals for himself.
ReplyDeleteA Canadian tourist was killed after a small inflatable tour boat collided with a whale off the coast of Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. Two other people aboard the Cabo Adventures' vessel were injured in the incident that happened Wednesday, a quarter-mile from the Bay of Santa Maria. The inflatable boat was carrying nine people and was returning from a snorkel tour when a side of the craft collided with the whale.
ReplyDeleteAn American health care worker, who came down with Ebola while volunteering in West Africa, arrived Friday at a National Institutes of Health hospital in Maryland for treatment. A chartered aircraft flew the patient to the United States from Sierra Leone, where the person tested positive for the deadly hemorrhagic fever while volunteering at an Ebola treatment center. The patient is the second with Ebola admitted to the NIH hospital.
A Canadian tourist was killed after a small inflatable tour boat collided with a whale off the coast of Cabo San Lucas, Mexico.Two other people aboard the boat were injured in the incident. A woman fell in the water, and a tour guide and another passenger jumped in and brought her back on the boat. The tour company's general director, Felipe Diez-Canedo, released a statement through Mexican authorities that expressed regret that one of its guests died, despite receiving first aid and being transported to the hospital.
ReplyDeleteAn American health care worker who came down with Ebola while volunteering in West Africa arrived Friday at a National Institutes of Health hospital in Maryland for treatment. The patient is the second with Ebola admitted to the NIH hospital. NIH is one of only four hospitals in the United States that have bio containment units and has been practicing for years to treat a highly infectious disease such as Ebola. More than 10,000 people have died in a West Africa epidemic of Ebola. Most of the deaths have been in the countries of Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone. Ebola is spread by direct contact with the bodily fluids of an infected person.
A Canadian tourist was killed after a small inflatable tour boat collided with a whale off the coast of Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, authorities said Thursday.
ReplyDeleteThe victim was identified as Jennifer Karren, 35, according to the Baja California Sur Prosecutor General's Office. Karren is a Canadian from Calgary, Alberta, according to the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.
More than 40 Iraqi soldiers were killed when ISIS blew up the Iraqi army headquarters near Ramadi in Iraq's western Anbar province, an Anbar provincial leader told CNN, as the battle continues for control of key cities in Iraq.
Ramadi has been the focus of a fierce ISIS assault since Wednesday, launched at the same time as Iraqi forces made gains against the Sunni extremist group in an offensive in Tikrit, about 100 miles to the north.
ISIS fighters in Ramadi dug a tunnel underneath the army headquarters and detonated hundreds of homemade bombs, Sabah Al-Karhout, the head of the Anbar Provincial Council, said Thursday. The headquarters are located in the Albu Diab area, just 4 kilometers (2.5 miles) north of Ramadi.
Student Who Bullied Bus Monitor In 2012 Is Now Accused Of Forcing A Special-Needs Classmate To Drink Urine
ReplyDeleteEarlier this week it was reported that three students at Greece Athena High School in upstate New York confronted the special-needs student in the bathroom and forced him to hold his crotch while drinking urine from the toilet. The students filmed the incident and posted video of it Snapchat, a social media site.
A prominent Iraqi Sunni preacher urged authorities on Friday to prevent Shiite militias fighting alongside government forces against Islamic State extremists in Tikrit from carrying out revenge attacks on Sunnis in Saddam Hussein's hometown.
In his appeal, Sheik Abdel Sattar Abdul Jabbar cited reports of Shiite militiamen burning Sunni homes in the battle to win back Tikrit from Islamic State hands.
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ReplyDeletePoint guard Stephen Curry of the Golden State Warriors is on track to get the MVP for this year along side Lebron James and Russell Westbrook. Stephen Curry will go down as one of the best shooters/scorers in the world.
ReplyDeleteLebron will go down as one of the best players in the history next to Michael Jordan. They refer to him a King James.
Baghdad (CNN)About 75% of the besieged Iraqi city of Tikrit is now back in government control, the head of a key paramilitary force taking part in the attack told CNN on Thursday.
ReplyDeleteThe other 25% is in the hands of about 150 ISIS fighters who continue to hold out, said Main Al-Kadhimi, commander of the Hashd Al-Shaabi militia.
There has been no independent confirmation of such a significant advance by the Iraqi forces. But they have been making progress in recent days.
ISIS' spokesman, Abu Mohammed al Adnani, called reports of coalition-member victories "delusional and fake." He spoke of the coalition's use of fighter jets, heavy artillery and tanks, saying it is a "nightmare and will go eventually."
On March 4 the trial began of the 2012 Boston marathon bombing. The alleged Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev begins at the John Joseph Moakley Courthouse in South Boston, Massachusetts. During the trial's first day, Tsarnaev's attorneys surprise the court by admitting that he is responsible for the terror attack. Meanwhile, prosecutors show new video footage from the marathon bombing. Also witnesses share there disturbing memories of that day. Tsarnaev faces a total of 30 charges, 17 of which come with the possibility of the death penalty.
ReplyDeleteAbout hoyurs after the bombing 26-year-old Tamerlan Tsarnaev died at a shootout with law enforcement earlier that same day. Investigators later concluded that the Tsarnaevs, who spent part of their childhoods in the former Soviet republic of Kyrgyzstan. Lived in the United States for about a decade prior to the bombings, According to police they planned and carried out the attack on their own and were not connected to any terrorist organizations.
On Thursday two police officers were shot in front of the Ferguson Police Department during a protest. They referred to this act as an ambush. These two were quickly release, however they could have been killed.The shootings marked the first time in more than seven months of tension in Ferguson that officers were shot at a protest. This was an attack that seemed to create another layer of racism after a young man named Michael Brown was shot and killed by a white officer. Back in Washington,President Barack Obama took to Twitter to send out his prayers to the officers and to denounce violence against police. This is important because, we need to stop the violence and make the world more peaceful.
ReplyDeleteIn other news,a 15 year old boy in Washington was arrested in connection with a child abduction.It was said that the kidnapper conversed with the children for a few minutes, then scooped the toddler out of his stroller and ran down the street.The 15-year-old was booked into a juvenile detention facility on suspicion of second-degree kidnapping. One of the kidnap victim's younger siblings accurately identified the suspect.
Ferguson's police chief is gone. So is the city manager. And the top court clerk was fired for sending racist emails. all these people are leaving instead of helping fix the problem, That shows how the police and government isnt for the people . but against the poeple or for themselves."Racist cops have got to go," some chanted. "The people, united, will never be defeated,"
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ferfuson police officers shot one in the face, the other in the shoulder. They were hospitalized in serious condition, and it's not clear who the shooter was. the shooter was not yet identified the sohoter is being called a coward by the police . it took place in a riot ambush.
A medical helicopter crashed in Oklahoma on Thursday night, killing one person and injuring two other people. The helicopter was carrying three employees and it crashed around 11:24pm. The names of the people in the crash were not released. The helicopter crashed about 25 miles northeast of the intended location.
ReplyDeleteA Georgia police chief who says he accidentally shot and seriously injured his wife resigned. Investigators concluded that there was no evidence that show the police chief, William McCollom, intentionally shot his wife. He claims he put the gun under the sheets after hearing dogs barking and after he checked his house. When all of a sudden he woke up to a gun shot that hit his wife. He says he has to focus on family matters so he resigned as chief.
1. The shooting of two officers in Ferguson, Missouri, state and county police took over protest security in St. Louis Thursday. Protests resume outside Ferguson's police headquarters but investigators identify two they want to question; one might be the shooter.
ReplyDelete2.the Senate Armed Services Committee on Thursday that Russia is continuing to work on its program to deploy "long-range conventionally armed cruise missiles," that can be launched from its bomber aircraft, submarines and warships.
1. The jury selection begins for Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's trial in Boston, Mass. There are 1,200 individuals in the jury pool. To be chosen, jury members will have to be willing to impose the death penalty if Tsarnaev is convicted. Tsarnaev has pleaded not guilty to charges in the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing that killed three people and wounded more than 260 as well as the killing of an M.I.T. police officer.
ReplyDelete2. The U.S. Supreme Court decides not to hear a challenge to Louisiana's ban on same-sex marriage. The court declines to hear the case while it is deciding whether or not to look at the issue of same-sex marriage again. There are four other cases concerning same-sex marriage that the court can choose to hear this week. Those cases concern same-sex marriage bans in Ohio, Michigan, Kentucky, and Tennessee.
In other news,a 15 year old boy in Washington was arrested in connection with a child abduction.It was said that the kidnapper conversed with the children for a few minutes, then scooped the toddler out of his stroller and ran down the street.The 15-year-old was booked into a juvenile detention facility on suspicion of second-degree kidnapping. One of the kidnap victim's younger siblings accurately identified the suspect.Point guard Stephen Curry of the Golden State Warriors is on track to get the MVP for this year along side Lebron James and Russell Westbrook. Stephen Curry will go down as one of the best shooters/scorers in the world.
ReplyDeleteLebron will go down as one of the best players in the history next to Michael Jordan. They refer to him a King James.
Admiral William Gortney has a serious concern with Russia continuing to build their army. Russia is continuing to work on its program to deploy "long-range conventionally armed cruise missiles," that can be launched from anything from a bomber aircraft to a submarine. The admiral's concern is that if they continue to do these things it will make it harder for the United States and Canada to defend North America. The long range nature of these missles is his biggest concern.
ReplyDeleteIn other news,a 15 year old boy in Washington was arrested in connection with a child abduction.It was said that the kidnapper conversed with the children for a few minutes, then scooped the toddler out of his stroller and ran down the street.The 15-year-old was booked into a juvenile detention facility on suspicion of second-degree kidnapping. One of the kidnap victim's younger siblings accurately identified the suspect.
there was a funerle for a police offeser today after he was killed last week.Also the Aitlanta Breves maneguer was throght out of a spreing traying game yesterday.
ReplyDeleteOver the last few months, we've seen a few videos of swing man Paul George as he gets closer and closer to returning to action for the Pacers. In fact, with the Pacers pushing for a playoff spot, some have wondered just how much a return from George could boost the Pacers. And while we don’t know exactly how his athleticism will be affected by the broken leg he suffered in the scrimmage with Team USA, in this video from Pacers.com, PG’s jumper looks pretty good — even when he’s literally off the court.An auction company says it has Michael Jordan's earliest known pair of game-worn shoes from his rookie season with the Chicago Bulls. SCP Auctions expects to get $50,000 or more when it auctions off the shoes, beginning April 8. Jordan wore the shoes in a road game against the Los Angeles Lakers on Dec. 2, 1984, before Nike had even unveiled the superstar's signature Air Jordan shoes. Jordan gave his signed, game-used shoes to former Lakers ball boy Khalid Ali, who has kept them for the past three decades before deciding to sell. They're white Nike Air shoes with a red swoosh.
ReplyDeleteIn 1996, bin Laden knew but certainly did not disclose the lethal plots he had set in motion -- the embassy bombings, the planes plot that would become 9/11. Atwan said, "He was very optimistic, and it never occurred to me that this would be the most be dangerous man in the world." Physicists believe this unseen material makes up about 85 percent of all the matter in the universe. Regular matter, which we are made of along with all the stars, planets and other tangible cosmic material, accounts for just around 4 percent of the mass-energy of the known universe. In other words, the vast majority of what constitutes reality still eludes us.
ReplyDeleteKerry Washington will play Anita Hill in a film about Clarence Thomas' 1991 Supreme Court confirmation hearings. Hill's sexual harassment allegations against Thomas put the issue at the center of a fierce national debate. Hill became a hero and a target, while Thomas was confirmed as an associate justice. The film will be titled "Confirmation," and Washington is also among its executive producers.
ReplyDeleteClean & Clear has named transgender teenage advocate Jazz Jennings as the face of their new ad campaign “See the Real Me.” The part ad part call-to-action campaign is social media driven and asks people to send in personal stories using the hashtag #SeeTheRealMe to promote natural beauty.Jennings was male at birth, but showed signs of gender dysphoria as early as the age of two. She’s said that she knew she was a girl for as long as she could process what that meant and her family allowed Jennings to begin transitioning at six.
1. One of the best players in the game, Kyrie Irving dropped 57 points on the San Antonio Spurs. If any other player would have dropped those numbers on the Spurs, it would be a major surprise, but it was just another day for the Cavaliers. That moves them that much closer to the playoffs.
ReplyDelete2. Eric Gordon was interviewed by Dr. Phil this week. However, due to how emotional he was, people are reconsidering launching that video onto the airwaves.
A medical helicopter crashed in Oklahoma on Thursday night, killing one person and injuring two other people. The helicopter was carrying three employees and it crashed around 11:24pm. The names of the people in the crash were not released. The helicopter crashed about 25 miles northeast of the intended location.
ReplyDeleteA Georgia police chief who says he accidentally shot and seriously injured his wife resigned. Investigators concluded that there was no evidence that show the police chief, William McCollom, intentionally shot his wife. He claims he put the gun under the sheets after hearing dogs barking and after he checked his house. When all of a sudden he woke up to a gun shot that hit his wife. He says he has to focus on family matters so he resigned as chief.
1. Kyle Mathews was one of the men killed at the UPS shooting.
ReplyDelete2. the first women to ever get eructed in Atlanta.
Tampa police made arrest in tortured dog case!Tampa police have arrested a pair of teenagers in last week's shooting of a young pit bull mix that was left for dead.
ReplyDeleteThe 17-year-olds face aggravated animal cruelty and armed trespassing charges after tying the hound, now named Cabela, to railroad tracks and shooting her multiple times.Surveillance video from the area showed a group of individuals walking the dog along the tracks in the city's Sulphur Springs neighborhood before later running away, said Detective Patrick Messmer.
U.S admiral raises alarm over Russian Military Threat!William Gortney told the Senate Armed Services Committee on Thursday that Russia is continuing to work on its program to deploy "long-range conventionally armed cruise missiles," that can be launched from its bomber aircraft, submarines and warships. This is giving the Kremlin "deterrent" options "short of the nuclear threshold,"
Well recently a police officer shot an unarmed African American war veteran. The man was said to not having on any clothes and reacting to war PTSD.
ReplyDeleteOther news the new star wars spin-off film has gotten a real title. The title of the film is The Rogue One.
Over the last few months, we've seen a few videos of swing man Paul George as he gets closer and closer to returning to action for the Pacers. In fact, with the Pacers pushing for a playoff spot, some have wondered just how much a return from George could boost the Pacers. And while we don’t know exactly how his athleticism will be affected by the broken leg he suffered in the scrimmage with Team USA, in this video from Pacers.com, PG’s jumper looks pretty good — even when he’s literally off the court.An auction company says it has Michael Jordan's earliest known pair of game-worn shoes from his rookie season with the Chicago Bulls. SCP Auctions expects to get $50,000 or more when it auctions off the shoes, beginning April 8. Jordan wore the shoes in a road game against the Los Angeles Lakers on Dec. 2, 1984, before Nike had even unveiled the superstar's signature Air Jordan shoes. Jordan gave his signed, game-used shoes to former Lakers ball boy Khalid Ali, who has kept them for the past three decades before deciding to sell. They're white Nike Air shoes with a red swoosh.
ReplyDeleteLast night NBA player Kyrie Irving had a total of 57 points last night to hit his career high. It was a very astonishing night for Irving and his team. Up against one of the most fundamental teams in the league, Kyrie did the absolute best. Social media was very active last night during the game and refereed him as "Uncle Drew", meaning one of the best ever. With the help of his teammate, LeBron James, it was a very special night for the Cavilers. Many users on Twitter were saying Kyrie for MVP, but personally i think Steph Curry matches that role better than anyone right now Kyrie will go down as a top player, and he has many more years to fulfill and hopefully set higher goals for himself.
ReplyDeleteKyrie Irving put up a total of 57 points last night to hit his career high. It was a very astonishing night for Irving and his team. Up against one of the most fundamental teams in the league, Kyrie did the absolute best. Social media was very active last night during the game and refereed him as "Uncle Drew", meaning one of the best ever. With the help of his teammate, LeBron James,
ReplyDeleteBoston Marathon Bombing Trial Begins (March 4): The trial of alleged Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev begins at the John Joseph Moakley Courthouse in South Boston, Massachusetts. During the trial's first day, Tsarnaev's attorneys surprise the court by admitting that he is responsible for the terror attack. Meanwhile, prosecutors show new video footage from the marathon scene and witnesses share their vivid, disturbing memories of that day. Tsarnaev faces a total of 30 charges, 17 of which come with the possibility of the death penalty.
ReplyDeleteSupreme Court Hears Latest Challenge to Affordable Care Act (March 4): The Supreme Court begins hearing opening arguments in the challenge to King V Burwell. This latest case challenges the King V Burwell ruling made by a panel in Virginia which voted unanimously to uphold the Affordable Care Act despite the Internal Revenue Service rule that makes some people who buy insurance on federal exchanges eligible for subsidies. About seven million people are covered under the federal exchanges, and millions can lose coverage or pay more for it if the Supreme Court decides against the Obama administration
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ReplyDeleteA Canadian tourist was killed after a small inflatable boat collided with a whale off the coast of Mexico.However, two other people aboard were injured during the indicent. The inflatable boat was carrying 9 people and was returning from a snorkel tour. The Canadian fell in the water and the tour guide and another passenger jumped in to help her.
On the other hand, a minister was hoping his church members will be kind enough to donate $36 billion dollars to buy him a new jet. The request of the jet goes on to detail that it will transport Pastors Creflo and Taffi Dollar and member of the Dollars' church around the globe to help them spread the gospel.
ore than 40 Iraqi soldiers were killed when ISIS blew up the Iraqi army headquarters near Ramadi in Iraq's western Anbar province, an Anbar provincial leader told CNN, as the battle continues for control of key cities in Iraq.Ramadi has been the focus of a fierce ISIS assault since Wednesday, launched at the same time as Iraqi forces made gains against the Sunni extremist group in an offensive in Tikrit, about 100 miles to the north.ISIS fighters in Ramadi dug a tunnel underneath the army headquarters and detonated hundreds of homemade bombs, Sabah Al-Karhout, the head of the Anbar Provincial Council, said Thursday. The headquarters are located in the Albu Diab area, just 4 kilometers (2.5 miles) north of Ramadi.l-Karhout also denied reports that the U.S.-led coalition had bombed the headquarters.
ReplyDeleteA statement released early Friday by the U.S.-led coalition against ISIS said the Iraqi security forces had successfully repelled the ISIS attack on Ramadi, despite coming under attack from several directions on Wednesday."The successful defense of Ramadi by Iraqi Security Forces is another example of their increasing ability to defeat Daesh in multiple locations and prevent the terrorist group from gaining ground," said Lt. Gen. James L. Terry, the coalition force's commander, using another name for ISIS.
"The ISF continues to hold terrain in some locations while making gains in others."In an audio message posted Thursday, ISIS spokesman Abu Mohammed al Adnani called reports of victories by coalition members against the extremist group "delusional and fake."He spoke of the coalition's use of fighter jets, heavy artillery and tanks, saying it is a "nightmare and will go eventually."
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ReplyDeleteKendrick Lamar dropped the release date for his new album " To Pimp a Butterfly" its releases March 24th. Many eyebrows are raised from Lamar's album title. All the public know is a quote from the instagram post with the cover of the new album. Also the cover is new with a bunch of African american men on the lawn of the white house with a politician tied up and blindfolded. Also Lamar says his album will be taught in college courses some day.
ReplyDeleteWorld's most dangerous footpath set to reopen in Spain.
ReplyDeleteBy Karla Cripps, CNN
Updated 6:34 AM ET, Fri March 13, 2015
This footpath has been off limits for decades. They finally decide to reopen it at the end of march.They reconstructed the footpath so it can be suitable and safe for people to walk on. This board walk is more than 100 meters high and hangs over the Guadalhorce River. This trail begins in village of El Chorro in southern Malaga province. This trail been around since like the 1900's. The built this footpath to provide great access to the two waterfalls for hydroelectric workers. throughout the years there have been fatal accidents on the boardwalk. The provincial government gave 5.5 million euros to build and construct the project over again.
8 things you might not know about Jamaica
Oliver Hill, Special to CNN
Updated 10:09 AM ET, Sun January 4, 2015
this current event is talking about the many things you may not know about jamaica. Jamaica has more churches per capita than any other country in the world. Marijuana is legal but the government is trying to put that to an end soon. Their also known for their jerk chicken
The Walt Disney Company announced it will produce a sequel to the popular animated movie "Frozen".I know this will be a good movie because The original creative team of Chris Buck, Jennifer Lee and Peter Del Vecho will return, it wont be some new people messing up the original formula. We will have a brand new set of tunes in the not-too-distant future. This is amazing news as this was the best kids movie since lion king, and i cant wait to see hat they have in store for the sequel. Icant wait until the sequel because i cant let-it-go
ReplyDeleteActor and comedian, Andy Samberg has been chosen by Fox and the TV Academy's choice to be this year's Emmy host. The live awards show on Sept. 20 will mark his first time hosting a major television event. Samberg's fearlessness and hilariousness, will provide an incredible live TV experience, in other words his edginess will deliver the laughs and not be some boring, average, cliche award show. Viewers will have an incredible, enjoyable night.
Fifty years ago, on Sunday March 7th, 1965, six hundred civil rights activists gathered at the Brown Chapel AME Church in Selma, Alabama to start a peaceful 54-mile trek to the state capitol in Montgomery. The activists were upset at the wrongful death of Marion resident Jimmy Lee Jackson and the denial of their constitutional right to vote and planned to take their cause directly to Alabama Governor George Wallace.
ReplyDeleteno resistance as they marched through downtown Selma Though most people headed home soon after, approximately 60 people gathered at the foot of the bridge on Monday morning, to re-enact the historic march all the way to Montgomery. Along the way, they will be met by several marchers and join in the numerous planned celebrations..
1) There's a big divide between "Empire" star Taraji P. Henson and Terrence Howard ... he wants more of an authenticity boost but she doesn't want the N-word anywhere near their hit show.
ReplyDeleteOur TMZ photog asked Henson straight up if she thinks "Empire" should use the inflammatory word to give the show street cred. Seems she's siding with writer David Rambo. It's a pretty touchy issue, and she thinks it's a button showrunners might not want to push.
2) Bobbi Kristina's aunt, Leolah Brown, claims Nick Gordon is responsible for Bobbi Kristina's dire medical state, and she blames someone else ... Pat Houston.
Leolah has harsh words for Nick, claiming she has knowledge of what he did to his girlfriend and calling him "guilty."
But Leolah rails on Pat, saying she's a phony whom Whitney never liked, and she forced a fragile Bobbi Kristina to do a reality show on the heels of her mom's death, which emotionally wrecked her.
Watch the video ... it leaves no doubt of family warfare.
Chris Borland said Tuesday night that it just wasn't, and he has chosen to retire from the NFL to avoid long-term injuries he could suffer from head injuries.
ReplyDelete"I just honestly want to do what's best for my health," he told ESPN. "From what I've researched and what I've experienced, I don't think it's worth the risk. ... I'm concerned that if you wait (until) you have symptoms, it's too late."
Borland may be the first to retire for this reason. But he's part of a shift in thinking about what repeated head injuries can do to an athlete. Reports show an increasing number of retired NFL players who have suffered concussions developed memory and cognitive issues such as dementia, Alzheimer's disease, depression and chronic traumatic encephalitic, or CTE.
Last night NBA player Kyrie Irving had a total of 57 points last night to hit his career high. It was a very astonishing night for Irving and his team. Up against one of the most fundamental teams in the league, Kyrie did the absolute best. Social media was very active last night during the game and refereed him as "Uncle Drew", meaning one of the best ever.
ReplyDeleteThunder guard Russell Westbrook has been on an unbelievable tear lately, almost single-handedly keeping Oklahoma City in the playoff race. Friday night, Westbrook recorded his sixth triple-double in eight games with 29 points, 12 assists and 10 rebounds to lead the Thunder to a 113-99 victory over the Timberwolves.
Last night NBA player Kyrie Irving had a total of 57 points last night to hit his career high. It was a very astonishing night for Irving and his team. Up against one of the most fundamental teams in the league, Kyrie did the absolute best. Social media was very active last night during the game and refereed him as "Uncle Drew", meaning one of the best ever.
ReplyDeleteThunder guard Russell Westbrook has been on an unbelievable tear lately, almost single-handedly keeping Oklahoma City in the playoff race. Friday night, Westbrook recorded his sixth triple-double in eight games with 29 points, 12 assists and 10 rebounds to lead the Thunder to a 113-99 victory over the Timberwolves.
Married couple Natalia Kills and Willy Moon, who both were on the judging panel of the show, slammed the 25-year-old contestant Joe Irvine, after his rendition of Michael Buble's "Cry Me A River." But it wasn't how he sang that ticked them off.
ReplyDelete"I'm disgusted at how much you've copied my husband, from the hair to the suit," said Kills, referring to Irvine's new makeover for the show. "You're a laughing stock. It's cheesy, it's disgusting...you make me sick," the British singer added.
Her husband Willy Moon called him "creepy" and likened him to Norman Bates, the killer in the horror film, "Psycho." "Last night on X Factor both Kills and Moon made comments that were completely unacceptable," said Mark Weldon, Mediaworks chief executive. "We no longer have confidence that Kills and Moon are the right people to perform the role of X Factor judges and they will leave the show, effective immediately," Weldon said in a statement on TV3's website
A passenger train overshot a stop and jumped its tracks in northern India on Friday, killing at least 30 people and injuring more than 50 others, a railway spokesman said.The train was headed from Dehradun to the Hindu holy city of Varanasi when it overshot an intended stop more than halfway along the route, about 35 kilometers (22 miles) east of Lucknow in the northern state of Uttar Pradesh, railway spokesman Neeraj Sharma said.Two coaches and the locomotive derailed. Video from the site, shown by CNN affiliate IBN, showed emergency workers pulling passengers from the train as a crowd looked on.
ReplyDeleteBurger King ads in Japan promise a limited-edition perfume for April Fool's Day to make you smell like a couple of all-beef patties.Flame-Grilled Fragrance will sell for about $41 and comes with a free Whopper.It's a one-day sale, according to Burger King, and only available at stores in Japan although this same deal was available for the US a couple of years ago
ReplyDeleteThe hanging death of an African-American man who had been missing since early this month and was found Thursday by local authorities in Mississippi has drawn the scrutiny of the FBI and the Department of Justice Civil Rights Division.
Kendrick Lamar dropped the release date for his new album " To Pimp a Butterfly" its releases March 24th. Many eyebrows are raised from Lamar's album title. All the public know is a quote from the instagram post with the cover of the new album. Also the cover is new with a bunch of African american men on the lawn of the white house with a politician tied up and blindfolded. Also Lamar says his album will be taught in college courses some day.
ReplyDeleteThe White House is expected to ask the embattled chairman of the Chemical Safety Board to step down Wednesday, congressional sources tell CNN.
ReplyDeleteChairman Rafael Moure-Eraso has been accused by members of Congress of malfeasance, hostility towards his staff and retaliation against whistleblowers. And an inspector general report found he used personal email to conduct government business, which contradicted his sworn congressional testimony.
The use of personal email has come under scrutiny since revelations that Hillary Clinton used her personal email to conduct official business while she was secretary of state.
Military officials charged Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl with desertion and misbehavior before the enemy for leaving his post in Afghanistan before being captured and held captive for five years.
Noelle Velentzas, 28, could not understand why U.S. citizens like her were traveling overseas to wage jihad when they could simply stay and "make history" by unleashing terrorist attacks on American soil, according to a federal criminal complaint unsealed Thursday.
ReplyDeleteVelentzas and her former roommate Asia Siddiqui, 31, also a U.S. citizen, were arrested and accused of planning to build an explosive device for attacks in the United States, federal prosecutors said.The complaint paints a picture of a disturbing trend in homegrown violent extremism.
On March 12 a masked man robbed a local bp gas station. He took over $15 dollars worth of snacks. It was an awful sight. The villain was never caught.
ReplyDeleteOn March 10 a new species of tree moss was discovered. It is unknown what the new mosses behavior is but it is being studied.
On March 12 a masked man robbed a local bp gas station. He took over $15 dollars worth of snacks. It was an awful sight. The villain was never caught.
ReplyDeleteOn March 10 a new species of tree moss was discovered. It is unknown what the new mosses behavior is but it is being studied.
A mother was charged with a misdemeanor child endangerment after her 2-year old fell into a cheetah exhibit in Cleveland.
ReplyDeleteUS allies conduct 13 airstrikes in Syria and Iraq against Islamic State militants.
A Canadian tourist was killed after a small inflatable tour boat collided with a whale off the coast of Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. Two other people aboard the Cabo Adventures' vessel were injured in the incident that happened Wednesday, a quarter-mile from the Bay of Santa Maria. The inflatable boat was carrying nine people and was returning from a snorkel tour when a side of the craft collided with the whale.
ReplyDeleteAn American health care worker, who came down with Ebola while volunteering in West Africa, arrived Friday at a National Institutes of Health hospital in Maryland for treatment. A chartered aircraft flew the patient to the United States from Sierra Leone, where the person tested positive for the deadly hemorrhagic fever while volunteering at an Ebola treatment center. The patient is the second with Ebola admitted to the NIH hospital.
A Canadian tourist was killed after a small inflatable tour boat collided with a whale off the coast of Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. Two other people aboard the Cabo Adventures' vessel were injured in the incident that happened Wednesday, a quarter-mile from the Bay of Santa Maria. The inflatable boat was carrying nine people and was returning from a snorkel tour when a side of the craft collided with the whale.
ReplyDeleteAn American health care worker, who came down with Ebola while volunteering in West Africa, arrived Friday at a National Institutes of Health hospital in Maryland for treatment. A chartered aircraft flew the patient to the United States from Sierra Leone, where the person tested positive for the deadly hemorrhagic fever while volunteering at an Ebola treatment center. The patient is the second with Ebola admitted to the NIH hospital.
So while the Hawks essentially have their full complement of players, the question is if they are now a diminished version of themselves given how reliant their system is on both players' ability to score from the perimeter, creating space for drivers and cutters.
ReplyDeleteMillsap, who shot 47.6% for the season and 35.6% from the 3-point line, missed several shots he makes with regularity, including a handful within 10 feet of the basket where he has been so dangerous this season
Admiral William Gortney has a serious concern with Russia continuing to build their army. Russia is continuing to work on its program to deploy "long-range conventionally armed cruise missiles," that can be launched from anything from a bomber aircraft to a submarine. The admiral's concern is that if they continue to do these things it will make it harder for the United States and Canada to defend North America. The long range nature of these missles is his biggest concern.
ReplyDeleteNew allegations have been brought up about the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity. This time news comes from the University of Washington. Reportedly students have been called apes and monkeys by members of the fraternity. The University of Oklahoma students claim the were taught the chant and have apologized.
I played basketball at a gym with my friends. We had played 4 on 4 fullcourt. I provided my team with 13 points and we ended up with a win. Though, I wasn't pleased with the competition I was with. Also, I had to show out in front of a couple since some of them were trash-talkers.
ReplyDeleteAt the end, my mom came to pick me up, though the game was 13-2 in the last game. I told her I would be out in 5 minutes. So then right after I hit 4 3 pointers in a row then shouted out "I'm done" then left.I was surprised I made all of them in a row because they were from long range.
Always stand up for your friends and protect one another." Per Fiore, the Kenosha City council is planning on presenting the boys with a citizenship award next week. They may also be eligible for the mayor's youth award
ReplyDeleteLast night NBA player Kyrie Irving had a total of 57 points last night to hit his career high. It was a very astonishing night for Irving and his team. Up against one of the most fundamental teams in the league, Kyrie did the absolute best. Social media was very active last night during the game and refereed him as "Uncle Drew", meaning one of the best ever.
ReplyDeleteThunder guard Russell Westbrook has been on an unbelievable tear lately, almost single-handedly keeping Oklahoma City in the playoff race. Friday night, Westbrook recorded his sixth triple-double in eight games with 29 points, 12 assists and 10 rebounds to lead the Thunder to a 113-99 victory over the Timberwolves. the nicest guard in the NBA well one of them
ReplyDelete"I like our progress, but I like to win," Celtics coach Brad Stevens was saying Sunday after Boston had been swept in the opening round of the NBA playoffs by the Cleveland Cavaliers. "So I'm disappointed right now. We have to get better in every which way, and that's the challenge ahead. Because winning is a lot more fun."
ReplyDeleteThe view of 38-year-old Stevens has changed. No longer is there any question whether he could transition from college coaching to the NBA, because the last two months proved he could: Minus their top three players -- Rajon Rondo, Jeff Green and Jared Sullinger -- his Celtics went 24-12 to reach the playoffs at least one year ahead of schedule.
"Where I feel much more comfortable is the understanding of 29 opponents, understanding the schedule, understanding the NBA and the game management," Stevens had been saying earlier in the week, when there was still hope of stealing a game or two from LeBron James. "Those were all like knock-you-over experiences. Now I feel like I've got a handle on all that. Now it's just about coaching this team as well as we can."
He has behaved over his first two seasons as if his grasp of the NBA was sure to come sooner than later. The issue for Stevens had little to do with his adaptation to professional basketball; the real question was whether he wanted to start from the bottom of the NBA and rebuild his career all over again.
First when I think I understand this Wizards team, they go and flip the script.
ReplyDeleteAt the beginning of the season, they were my sneaky pick to win the Eastern Conference. A couple weeks after the All-Star break, they looked like one of the ten worst teams in the league.Now, after sweeping the Raptors convincingly in the first round of the playoffs, they look like a team that could win the East again. What on earth happened?
First when I think I understand this Wizards team, they go and flip the script.
ReplyDeleteAt the beginning of the season, they were my sneaky pick to win the Eastern Conference. A couple weeks after the All-Star break, they looked like one of the ten worst teams in the league.Now, after sweeping the Raptors convincingly in the first round of the playoffs, they look like a team that could win the East again. What on earth happened?
American doctor declared free of Ebola finds the virus in his eye months later. Ian Crozier was treated for Ebola in Atlanta last year. After two months from leaving the hospital he was experiencing pain in his eye. Even though it was in his eye the virus was not spreading to others. This raises the need for people to receive check ups on their eyes after being treated from Ebola disease. Over the past year, about 25,000 people have fought Ebola infections. More than 10,000 have died.
ReplyDeleteBullying by peers has effects later in life. The effects of bullying by peers may be worse than maltreatment from adults. Children who were bullied are more likely to suffer anxiety, depression. Bullying is something that I feel will never go away. Bullying is something that people have to learn to deal with since it won't stop altogether. It's sad that it affects kids even later in their lives and shows how important it is for kids to be able to combat bullies.
Nine people died in a biker brawl today. Five different biker gangs started shooting and stabbing each other in Waco, Texas. Seventeen people were hospitalized and one hundred seventy people were arrested. police were on the scene before anything happened because they knew there would be trouble. However, the fighting escalated very quickly and became a huge problem.
ReplyDeleteThe Obama administration is planning to restrict local police from having military equipment. They want to prohibit weapons like grenade launchers. This is a part of a new executive order President Obama issued for many agencies.