FBI Director James Comey briefs the media on what U.S. natives ought to do to impede fear dangers in the nation. FBI James says that Americans do not let fear become disabling. That is what the terrorists want. They want you to imagine them in the shadows. They want you to imagine them as something greater than they are.
Instead, we hope that you will turn fear into healthy awareness of what’s around you. If you see something that gives you a bad feeling, tell somebody in Law Enforcement. Since September 11th we have really worked to get ourselves organized in such a way that if you walk up and tell any police officer in this country or any deputy sheriff in this country that you saw something, didn’t seem right, you heard something that didn’t seem right or you read something online that seemed off, that information will get to the right people immediately. Watch below video for more information by FBI James Corney.
‘Anonymous’ the hackers group declare war against ISIS. The hacker group has speciously responded to the attacks on Paris. They declare the war against ISIS by posting a video. The group’s signature Guy Fawkes mask says that Anonymous intends to hunt down the militant ISIS group. They have posted a video on YouTube on November 14. The spokesman mentioned that the Anonymous group would use hacking to weaken ISIS.
“Expect massive cyber-attacks. War is declared. Get prepared,” “Anonymous from all over the world will hunt you down. You should know that we will find you and we will not let you go. We will launch the biggest operation ever against you. ” said by masked man in French.
A Paris fear assault survivor says his phone blocked shrapnel amid an impact close to the Stade de France. The story that was a bit more on a positive note and one witness to the attacks says, His cell phone actually saved his life. That man, who is going by the name Sylvester said that his phone blocked shrapnel as he crossed the street to the stade de France.
It was a deadly terror attack in Paris. CNN – At least 152 killed in gunfire and blasts, French officials say. According to French officials, at least 112 were killed at the Bataclan theater. 14 were killed on Rue Bichat at the site of the Le Petit Cambodge restaurant, in the 10th district. 19 died on Rue de Charonne in the 11th district, outside a bar called La Belle Equipe. Four were killed on Avenue de la Republique, in the 10th district. Four others died outside the Stade de France, in Saint-Denis, north of Paris.
The most exceedingly bad massacre happened at Bataclan, with no less than 112 left dead. A writer who was at a stone show there got away and told CNN: “We rested on the floor not to get hurt. It was a gigantic frenzy. The terrorists shot at us for 10 to 15 minutes. It was a bloodbath.” Julien Pearce didn’t hear the aggressors talk, however he said one companion who got away heard them discuss Iraq and Syria. Later, he said the men were communicating in French. Two men wearing dark began shooting and after injured individuals tumbled to the floor, the shooters shot them once more, execution-style, he said. U.S. President Barack Obama talked with French President Francois Hollande to offer sympathies and help with the examination, the White House said. Prior, Obama said, “This is an assault not simply on Paris on the general population on France, as well as an assault on all humankind and the all inclusive qualities we share.” He called the assaults an “over the top endeavor to threaten guiltless regular folks.”
An aggregate of six areas were assaulted in and simply outside the capital, Paris prosecutor François Molins told journalists Saturday. On a night when a huge number of Paris occupants and sightseers were delighting and fans were getting a charge out of a soccer match in the middle of France and best on the planet Germany, awfulness struck in an extraordinary way. Terrorists – some with AK-47s, some supposedly with bombs strapped to them – assaulted locales all through the French capital and at the stadium where the soccer match was in progress. Scores were killed in the organized assaults late Friday, leaving a country in grieving and the world in stun.
Ten years ago, Maggie Doyne, now 28, left her hometown New Jersey by taking her backpack and her high school education to travel the world before she moved to next level of education. Maggie Doyne is selected for top ten candidates for CNN Hero. She always had a dream to look outside the world. When she went to Nepal, she met a young girl looking for her family in Nepal and Doyne went with her.
Doyne saw many different faces of life in Nepal which changed her. She saw that some people had a difficult time to survive their life, especially children. Children in the riverbed banging big stone to make it into small pieces to sell them and have some money to feed themselves or their family. They are doing this work all day and everyday. Doyne had $5000, earned from babysitting. Therefore, she asked her family in New Jersey to Wire that amount. After that, her life turn into different scenario. She started to help the children to find their home and live with the family. In 2006, Doyne bought a land in Surkhet, a district in Western Nepal. She struggle and work with the local communities to build Kopila Valley Children’s Home. Kopila mean “flower bud” in Nepali. Kopila Valley children’s Home is a home for about more than 100 children, from infants to teenagers. Doyne opened the BlinkNow Foundation to support and develop her endeavors. in 2010, the group started Kopila Valley School, where more than 350 students get their education from there. CNN Hero Voting of the Year continues through Sunday November 15. Please Vote her for the CNN Hero, so that she will be able to make a big home for more homeless Children who are in search of their Family. The Maggie Doyne Story
Video Uploaded by FreeSpiritChannel on YouTube “Experience the inspirational journey of Maggie Doyne, a committed young woman from New Jersey who has made it her mission to provide a loving home and free education for Nepal’s most vulnerable residents, its orphaned or abandoned children.” CNN Hero Maggie Doyne: 43 Kids and Counting
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The new holiday from Starbucks is bringing on a mayhem over its new outline. CNN’s Brianna Keilar talks about the issue.
Debate is coming to town. Starbucks’ bubbly red cups, which stamp the forthcoming Christmas season every year, are being polluted for the current year by embarrassment. The tipping purpose of the embarrassment started after an American evangelist, Joshua Feuerstein, broadcast his grievances about the cup in a now-popular Facebook post. As Starbucks revealed not long ago, the fantastic red cups — which in the past have included images like decorations, reindeer, and more — were wiped clean of any illustrations this year. Rather, the occasion outline is moderate, highlighting a “two-conditioned ombré design, with a splendid poppy shading on top that shades into a darker cranberry below. Watch below video:
(CNN) – Cars swallowed by IHOP lot collapse. But CNN’s Jeanne Moos says don’t call it a sinkhole. IHOP is the United States based multinational eatery network that spends significant time in breakfast foods. It is possessed by DineEquity, with 99% of the eateries keep running by independent franchisees. Below drone footage showing the dozen or more cars that fell into a 30 foot deep hole when IHOP’s Brand-new parking lot collapsed in Mississippi.
It became apparent an under ground storm drain is a culprit. This is a Sink Hole. Eight vintage corvette fell into one of the National Corvette Museum in Kentucky for purest a sink hole is when the rock is dissolved by ground water leading a sudden collapse but we call anything that causes things to suddenly sink into a hole a sink hole.
There is a second big festival going on in Nepal at the moment called “Dipawali” or “Tihar”. This festival will last for couple of days, 5 days to be exact. First three days are the animals. Especially, the second day of the festival is solely for dog.
“Kukur” (DOG) Tihar in Nepali or Worship of the dogs is the name for this day. Each year during this festival Nepalese people worship dogs. Mostly people offer garlands, “tika” (crimson color on their forehead) and delicious food to dogs. Old believe of this festival is Dogs are the messengers of the Lord Yamarag (God of Death) and they guards the Heaven. So by pleasing dog worshipers are going to meet at Heaven’s door, and allow to be enter in Heaven. Nowadays, people celebrate this festival to cherished relationship between humans and dogs. Their loyalty, love and friendship with human make worship-able as well.
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Two Louisiana officers are confronting second-degree murder allegations in the shooting passing of a 6-year-old kid. CNN’s Nick Valencia has the story. Enforcement chase the boy’s father down a dead end road and why would they use lethal force? The Boy was buckled into the passenger seat of his father’s car, when police opened fire. He was Hit five times, in the chest, and head.
Days after the shooting, the head of Louisiana’s State Police announce two marshals face second-degree murder and attempted murder charges, 32 year old and 23 year old taken into custody, and placed on administrative leave. The incident was captured in Police Body Cameras. The child was non-verbal Autistic one of his teacher favorite students. She loved the way his eyes lit up when he smiled.
Authorities say the genuine personality of Julian Hernandez, 18, was uncovered after he couldn’t approve his Social Security number. Alabama boy missing for 13 years discovered in Ohio, living under different name for the father who took him away when he was five. They found his identity when he applied for the college.
Every 40 seconds in the US, a child goes missing or is abducted. The vast majority found in a matter of hours, but this 5 year old kid loved fishing, watching movies and eating at chuckecheese’s pizza, missing for 13 years. Until he essentially found himself.
