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Fox News Epic Fail In Attacking Obama Over Sony Hack

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"It was just after 9 p.m. ET last night when Fox News’ Martha MacCallum, sitting in for Megyn Kelly, who was hanging with Jimmy Kimmel on ...

"It was just after 9 p.m. ET last night when Fox News’ Martha MacCallum, sitting in for Megyn Kelly, who was hanging with Jimmy Kimmel on the west coast, accusing the Obama Administration of staying silent on the threats made by North Korean-affiliated Sony hackers on theaters showing The Interview on Christmas. The only problem was that President Barack Obama himself had spoken out on the issue nearly three hours earlier on ABC World News Tonight. “So far, we haven’t heard boo from the White House,” MacCallum told her guest. “And you might expect — when you think about after 9/11, and the concerns that there would be further threats — the message was always go live your life, do what you’re going to do, go to the movies, go shopping.” So what did Obama have to say about the threats in his interview with David Muir earlier in the evening?"* The Young Turks hosts Cenk Uygur breaks it down. *Read more here: http://www.mediaite.com/tv/fox-host-r...   Less

US president's approval rating drops to new low

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US President Barack Obama's approval rating has dropped to a new low. According to a new poll, Americans dislike Obama's policies on econom...

US President Barack Obama's approval rating has dropped to a new low. According to a new poll, Americans dislike Obama's policies on economy, healthcare and the crisis in Ukraine. The poll conducted by The Washington Post & ABC News suggests that Obama's rating sunk to 41 percent from 46 percent in the first three months of the year. This is considered to be a worrying sign for allied Democrats facing legislative elections in November. Experts say that when presidential ratings are as low as the current levels, his party is almost certain to take a hit from voters.   Less

FOX NEWS CNN MSNBC FOX ABC NBC And CBS Are Cheating Trump

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Every single network I checked was cheating Trump and Favoring Clinton on Screen Size Presence! Check it right now on your own TV's with you...

Every single network I checked was cheating Trump and Favoring Clinton on Screen Size Presence! Check it right now on your own TV's with your own measuring tapes and you will see its true.   Less

One of my Good Guy Biker clips on CNN

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This is one of the many videos are reports done about my good guy biker videos. Lets all encourage others to do selfless kind acts for each ...

This is one of the many videos are reports done about my good guy biker videos. Lets all encourage others to do selfless kind acts for each other. Together we can make the world kick ass ! Random acts of coolness incoming!!!!! Many more interview and tv clips coming soon!   Less

Moments before Sydney supermarket explosion

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http://mobile.abc.net.au/news/2013-10-08/supermarket-explosion-in-sydneys-west-leaves-10-injured/5004050 Police say it is remarkable ...

http://mobile.abc.net.au/news/2013-10-08/supermarket-explosion-in-sydneys-west-leaves-10-injured/5004050 Police say it is remarkable that nobody died when an explosion and fire ripped through a western Sydney supermarket early this morning. Ten people were injured after the explosion at the two-storey building on Station Street at Wentworthville at about 4:30am. Eight police officers suffered minor burns and smoke inhalation while rescuing an injured man from the rubble. The two men who were in the building at the time of the explosion are in a serious but stable condition. Firefighters had believed two more men were inside the building, but now say that is not the case. Locals have described the building as an Afghan supermarket with an apartment on top, while fire crews say it was a $2 shop. Video posted on social media shows the building burning fiercely as screams are heard above the sound of flames. Witness Katie Facaris saw a man who was stuck under burning bricks. "He was yelling, 'Help, get me water'," she said. Police 'just came from everywhere', tried to pull man from rubble Another witness, Ethan Roberts, said police "just came from everywhere" after the explosion. "There was another guy who was stuck in the fire, with all the bricks on top of him," he said. "There was another guy telling him that the guy in the bricks is just going to have to wait until the fire crews get there. "Then police just came from everywhere. There were probably about seven police officers that were going to get him out but they couldn’t because of the heat, it was just so hot." The supermarket was next door to the Wentworthville Hotel, which was evacuated but did not catch fire. It is not clear if the explosion caused the fire, or if the fire caused the explosion. Fire crews beaten back as fire raged and building fell apart PHOTO Fire crews damp down the building after the explosion and fire ABC NEWS: NICK GRIMM "It's very dangerous at the moment because we're unsure of the stability of the surrounding walls," Superintendent Paul Bailey from Fire and Rescue New South Wales said earlier this morning. He said fire crews tried to get into the building after the explosion but were beaten back "due to the flames and structural integrity of the building as it was falling down around them." He said the two men rescued from the rubble were very lucky. "We found them in amongst a cavity of bricks so they've obviously fallen from the top of the building and fallen down and the fact that they've survived I think is a miracle," he said. The cause of the explosion is unknown. "We don't know a lot at the moment, we're going to conduct a lot of investigations throughout the day with the New South Wales Police," Superintendent Paul Bailey said. "We do have explosion debris right across the road, so we know an explosion has occurred but its timing and its cause in relation to the fire is still yet to be determined." Police praise bravery of officers who went into burning building PHOTO Fire crews sift through the remains of the supermarket following the explosion. AAP: QUENTIN JONES Assistant Commissioner Denis Clifford praised the courage of the police officers who went into the rubble without protective gear to pull the two men to safety. "Police have entered the building a number of times in an attempt to rescue a gentleman who was trapped under some rubble," he said. He said the injured officers were in good spirits with minor burns and smoke inhalation in Westmead hospital. Earlier police released a statement saying police went to the scene after seeing the fire while patrolling nearby. "Crime scene officers, detectives and fire investigators are waiting for the scene of a fire to be declared safe before attempting to determine the cause of a blaze," the statement said. "It's not known whether the explosion was the cause – or a consequence of – the fire. "Detectives are waiting to speak with the injured men to get a clearer idea of the circumstances leading up to the fire." PHOTO Firefighters are not sure if the fire caused the explosion or the explosion caused the fire. ABC TV Eyewitness says blast sounded like a car crash, was heard 2km away Eyewitness Ethan Roberts was barely a minute up the road from the Wentworthville Hotel when he felt the explosion. He says it was so powerful that it damaged shops on the other side of the road. "When I heard the explosion I thought it was a car crash," he said. "I ran straight down here, and the whole building had collapsed and was on fire. "I was here 10 minutes before and the building was fine, I don't remember seeing anything out of the ordinary. "It was so powerful that it knocked the doors out of the shop across the road and everything." Local man Alex Balanda says he felt the explosion in his house 2 kilometres away. "My fence shook and it sounded like someone was trying to break into my house," he said. "There was one massive bang and then momentarily afterwards there were successive explosions that sounded like gunshots." "It was an Afghan supermarket. There was a unit above it, it was a two-storey building and....it's all gone now."   Less

Small Car... BIG HORN!

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One of the many joys of riding around this wonderful city. Strange people from out of town. I dig the air horns on the sedan.  

Good Guy Biker Saves a Crack Heads Life!

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Maybe not so much but its pretty funny!  

Hero Carries Man Out Of Burning Building In Fresno, Calif., Then Vanishes

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An unidentified man is being hailed as a hero for rushing into a burning building in Fresno, Calif., to rescue a senior citizen who was trap...

An unidentified man is being hailed as a hero for rushing into a burning building in Fresno, Calif., to rescue a senior citizen who was trapped inside. “As I got out of the car, this woman came up with this baby and said, ‘My dad is in there! My dad is in there!’ I didn’t know what to do. I felt so helpless," Beth Lederach, who recorded the footage of the successful rescue, told the Fresno Bee. Lederach said the hero seemed to come from nowhere. “He just calmly walked right in there and then came walking right back out with this guy," Lederach told the newspaper. The video shows the man walk into the smoke and flames. At one point, a crash or explosion sends other would-be rescuers fleeing, but not the hero, who emerges from the blaze with the 73-year-old man draped over his shoulder. Little is known about the rescuer except that he seems to be a Dodgers fan, at least based on his cap. ABC News reports that he was checked out at a local hospital after the rescue. But then, he seems to have vanished. The man who was rescued, Robert Wells, told KFSN-TV that he was connected to an oxygen tank and had difficulty escaping the fire. He said two people tried to help him, to no avail."I wasn't going fast enough, so a guy picked me up and carried me out there. He was kind of in a half a run," said Wells, who was treated for smoke inhalation. "Thank you from the bottom of my heart, that I made it out."   Less

US desperate to remove Syrias Assad

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General John Allen's remarks against Syrian President Bashar al-Assad show Washington is desperate to overthrow the government in Damascus, ...

General John Allen's remarks against Syrian President Bashar al-Assad show Washington is desperate to overthrow the government in Damascus, says former CIA contractor Steven Kelley. In a recent interview with ABC News, Allen, the US envoy for the so-called anti-Daesh coalition, said, “Syria is never going to be solved militarily. Syria has got to be solved at a political level. Syria has got to have a political transition away from Bashar al-Assad.” He can’t be part of the solution,” Allen claimed. “What I recommend is that we focus on a political transition that removes Assad and removes the leadership and the manner in which he has led this conflict.” Kelley said Allen’s statement “shows certain desperation, it shows that this farce of fighting ISIS had nothing to do with the terrorists but only the removal of Assad.” “Now that the Russians are moving in, certainly this is becoming very critical and obviously their window of opportunity is going away, and certainly Israel is getting very upset,” he told Press TV on Tuesday. “When [Gen. Allen] claims that this is never going to be solved militarily, that means that the US-ISIS mercenaries can’t do the job,” he noted. “After hundreds of phony airstrikes designed only to weaken Assad, he [Allen] says we’re not done yet, meaning that they can’t wait to do what they did to Libya,” Kelley added. Syrian forces under the command of President Assad have restlessly been battling Daesh (ISIL) terrorists on different fronts throughout the war-ravaged country. The US and its allies have conducted hundreds of airstrikes against the Takfiris in Syria for about a year but to no avail. Washington has expressed concern over reports of "an imminent enhanced Russian military buildup" in Syria.   Less

Snake under the hood

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So you see a black snake with a red belly go up under your car while your filling up with petrol. What do you do? Jump in and drive to work ...

So you see a black snake with a red belly go up under your car while your filling up with petrol. What do you do? Jump in and drive to work of course. Haha. Today I got a call from Tamara after she had done exactly this. She would have been late for work and thought it may have just been a harmless tree snake that would find its own way out. Problem is while she was driving on the Bruce highway it decided to come out from under her bonnet and it was a venomous Red-Bellied Black Snake. She pulled over at the Nambour & Maroochydore exit and called me. The rest you can watch here on the video. A friend of mine works for 7 local news and saw a photo I posted about this on my personal page. They came out to film the release and now the story has been running on 7 local news as well as around Australia and tomorrow morning Tamara & I will be on the Sunrise TV show at around 7am. Crazy story and Tamara was such a legend, so cool under pressure and She did an awesome job filming on my iPhone. Enjoy! -Richie- http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-09-22/red-bellied-black-snake-startles-driver-on-bruce-highway/6795500   Less

Trump ‘would have hit’ speakers at Democrat Convention

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Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump didn’t like the Democratic Convention at all. It seems to have made him angry. Speaking a...

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump didn’t like the Democratic Convention at all. It seems to have made him angry. Speaking at a campaign rally in Davenport, Iowa, on Thursday, Trump expressed his fury at some of those who had taken to the stage in Philadelphia. “I wanted to hit a couple of the speakers so hard,” he said. “I would’ve hit them…I was gonna hit them. I was all set and then I got a call from a highly respected governor. ‘How is it going Donald?’ I said: ‘Well, it is going good but they are really saying bad things about me. I’m gonna hit them so hard. I was going to hit one guy in particular – a very little guy – I was going to hit this guy so hard his head would spin. He wouldn’t know what the hell happened.” Donald Trump says he wanted to ‘hit a couple’ of #DemConvention speakers ‘so hard.’ https://t.co/NN8miFO54L pic.twitter.com/XwoDsk00Wp— ABC News (@ABC) 28 juillet 2016 Trump’s campaign would not reveal who he was referring to as the ‘very little guy’. However US media has speculated that the Republican nominee could have been taking a shot at former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, who spoke at the Democratic Convention to endorse Hillary Clinton and branded Trump a ‘dangerous demagogue’. The media reports said Bloomberg stands 5 foot-8 inches tall. Trump, a 70-year-old billionaire businessman and former reality TV star, later denounced Democrat nominee Hillary Clinton. Taking to social media immediately after her acceptance speech at the Convention, Trump blasted his rival in a series of Tweets. No one has worse judgement than Hillary Clinton – corruption and devastation follows her wherever she goes.— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) 29 juillet 2016 Hillary’s wars in the Middle East have unleashed destruction, terrorism and ISIS across the world.— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) 29 juillet 2016 Hillary’s vision is a borderless world where working people have no power, no jobs, no safety.— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) 29 juillet 2016 Trump also took to Facebook to denounce Clinton’s speech as “an insulting collection of clichés and recycled rhetoric”.   Less

“We are more united than ever” – Trump

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Trump insists his campaign is united Senior Republicans are questioning its tone Hillary Clinton gets post-convention boost in polls Do...

Trump insists his campaign is united Senior Republicans are questioning its tone Hillary Clinton gets post-convention boost in polls Donald Trump is insisting his White House campaign is not “in turmoil” after reports that senior Republican Party leaders are questioning its tone. Speaking at a supporters’ rally in Florida, Trump said: “I just want to tell you the campaign is doing really well. It’s never been so well united. We started on June 16. I would say right now is the best in terms of being united that it’s been since we began. We’re doing incredibly well. We’re leading in the state of Florida. You saw the polls.” After denying there were deep divisions in his campaign, Trump turned the focus on his Democratic rival, Hillary Clinton. “Look what’s going on folks. We’re like a third world nation. And then you get back to crime. You see what’s happening with the police. Take a look at Orlando, take a look at San Bernardino, Take a look at the World Trade Centre, take a look at what’s going on and then worldwide. We let Isis take this position. It was Hillary Clinton. She should get an award from them as the founder of Isis.” Claims of turmoil in the Trump campaign Trump’s White House campaign was described as “in turmoil” after he angered senior Republican Party leaders by criticising a dead soldier’s family. Trump has also refused to back the re-election campaign of House of Representatives Speaker, Paul Ryan. Trump violates another political norm by refusing to endorse GOP stalwarts Ryan and McCain, ericawerner writes. https://t.co/4NFNFeJ9Ig— The Associated Press (AP) August 3, 2016 The property tycoon refused to endorse both Ryan, the most senior elected Republican, and Senator John McCain in their coming primary contests. Commentators say this was a swipe at the Republican leadership who have taken him to task for his insistent public dispute with the parents of a Muslim US Army captain killed in the Iraq war. Humayan Khan Ghazala and Khizr Khan Delivered a Message About Their Son but Also About America https://t.co/9dmjXzmf5M pic.twitter.com/XTxxCqoTZF— Cosmopolitan (@Cosmopolitan) August 3, 2016 Trump is involved in a running dispute with the parents of Army Captain Humayan Khan. Khizr and Ghazala Khan took to the stage at last week’s Democratic National Convention. Citing the sacrifice of their son, who was killed by a car bomb in 2004, they criticised Trump’s proposal to tackle terrorism by temporarily banning Muslims from entering the US. “I was Capt. Khan’s commander in Iraq. The Khan family is our family.” https://t.co/Y1myW1WGjN via PostOpinions— Washington Post (washingtonpost) August 3, 2016 Senior Republican figures, including Ryan, McCain and Trump’s longtime ally, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, have criticised his attacks on the soldier’s parents. Deep divisions denied A senior Trump aide has also denied claims that the property billionaire’s presidential campaign is riven by deep divisions. “The campaign is in very good shape. We are organised, we are moving forward”, the BBC has quoted Paul Manafort as saying on Fox News. Trump himself took to Twitter to deny claims of damaging divisions in his campaign: There is great unity in my campaign, perhaps greater than ever before. I want to thank everyone for your tremendous support. Beat Crooked H!— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) August 3, 2016 If they wanted to, could the Republicans just dump Trump? No. Presidential candidates have to decide to go voluntarily. There is no formula for forcing a candidate to withdraw from the race for the White House. Rule Number 9 in the party’s statute describes this as by reason of “death, declination or otherwise”. Donald Trump has given no indication that he plans to withdraw. Supposing the candidate does leave voluntarily. What happens then? The 168 members of the party’s National Committee would gather to choose a successor. The pressure would be on, however. After choosing a successor, the replacement nominee’s name would have to go on the ballot in each US state. Or, at the very least, in enough states to stand a chance of winning the election in November. (Source: ABC News) Who is Donald Trump? Property tycoon Former reality TV star Has won support from those who feel neglected by the political establishment Plans include a ban on Muslims, building a wall along the Mexican border to keep illegal immigrants out and renegotiating trade agreements How is this playing into the Democrat campaign? On Tuesday, Democratic President Barack Obama unleashed his strongest attack yet on Trump. Obama ridicules Republicans for sticking with Trump https://t.co/rF0qyiYxVI | Getty pic.twitter.com/WIVMOZScMB— POLITICO (@politico) August 3, 2016 Obama labelled Trump as “unfit for office” and asked Republican leaders why they continue to endorse him, given their repeated criticisms of his behaviour. Opinion polls suggest Hillary Clinton is benefiting from a boost after her party’s convention last week. The RealClearPolitics average of recent polls put her 4.5 percentage points ahead of Trump, at 46.5 percent to 42 percent.   Less

Iconic statue shrouded in green for Chapecoense

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Relatives of one of the victims of Monday’s plane crash in Colombia have gathered for a memorial mass at one of Brazil’s most iconic lan...

Relatives of one of the victims of Monday’s plane crash in Colombia have gathered for a memorial mass at one of Brazil’s most iconic landmarks. Families and friends gathered at the foot of the Christ the Redeemer statue which looks out over Rio de Janeiro. Shrouded in dense fog, the emblematic statue was poignantly lit up in green, the Chapecoense colours. In Rio, Christ the Redeemer statue is all green as an act of consolidation with Chapecoense.#ForçaChape pic.twitter.com/AMzWSScvfe— Roro O’Monstro.™ (@Roromeo_MUFC10) November 29, 2016 Who was the ceremony in honour of? Guilherme Marques, a 28-year-old reporter from TV Globo. He was one of the 71 people who died when their chartered aircraft, carrying the Brazilian Chapecoense football team, came down in Colombia. Rio’s Christ the Redeemer lit in Chapecoense’s team colors as mass is held beneath famous statue to honor the dead. https://t.co/vfKDH0iyfr pic.twitter.com/VSm9TZKgij— ABC News (@ABC) November 30, 2016 Brazil and the world of football in mourning The team lost the majority of its players in the crash. They were travelling for what has been described as “the biggest match in their history”. Masses have also been held in other areas of Brazil, including Chapeco, the team’s home city, to commemorate the victims. Relatives and friends also gathered at the team’s Arena Conda. They were joined by fans of the club who came to mourn together at the team’s home ground. Alaide Padilha, the mother of one of those killed, says she is trying to come to terms with the news. “My heart is in pieces, I am in a lot of pain. It is incredibly difficult. I never thought I would go through this. It hasn’t set in,” she told reporters. Beira-rio ficará assim durante a noite de hoje. Uma homenagem para a Chapecoense. pic.twitter.com/CMGxOqT08d— Carlos Lacerda (@lacerdacarlos08) November 29, 2016 See how the club is paying tribute on its website here The crash – what happened? The plane slammed into a mountainside near Medellin on Monday. The team were on their way to face Atletico Nacional for the Copa Sudamerica, South America’s equivalent of the Europa League. The BAe 146 charter plane, en route from a stopover in Bolivia, went down around 1015 pm local time. There were 68 passengers on board, along with a crew of nine. Only six of the 77 people on board the plane survived. TV Globo tribute 21 journalists were also on board, in addition to players, coaches and staff. The journalists were going to cover the match. Brazil’s TV Globo ended their evening newscast on Tuesday with the newsroom applauding as they remembered those lost. They include at least one person from their own newsroom. QUE HOMENAGEM LINDA DA TV GLOBO SEM PALAVRAS👏👏 pic.twitter.com/IGYMQyykRT— #FORÇACHAPE (@Fute_RS) November 30, 2016 Acompanhe os acontecimentos sobre o acidente com o time da Chapecoense. A GloboNews tá ao vivo em seu canal: https://t.co/xLYl2DdgO4— Globo Internacional (TVGloboInter) November 29, 2016 All views – from the Euronews Portuguese language service Tiago Braga Marques from the Portuguese language service at Euronews says this was a special team on the way to the biggest match of their lives. “What makes this such a tragic story is the fact that a small team that had only played in the lower divisions until 2013 managed to reach the final of a South American football competition.” “The end was tragic. Outside Brazil, no one knew Chapecoense before this plane crash.” “But now, not only is Brazil in mourning, the whole football world is in mourning.” Los grandes monumentos del mundo se tiñen de verde para homenajear al Chapecoense https://t.co/COVHiPIMN9 pic.twitter.com/cNuVk6vxRs— Antena3Noticias (@A3Noticias) November 30, 2016   Less