00:34
US President Donald Trump has been filmed running for cover as a paraglider flew over his Scottish golf course in a Greenpeace protest.
The paraglider carried a banner bearing the message 'Trump: Well Below Par' over the Turnberry course.
It flew three miles across the Ayrshire countryside at 9.30pm – minutes after Trump arrived at the course - before circling the lawn in front of the hotel where the US President is staying for the weekend, the Daily Record reports.
Footage shows Secret Service officers notice the paraglider and walk towards the President.
The 72-year-old then turns and walks away, bursting into trot as he disappears out of view.
01:35
Distressing footage has emerged appearing to show soldiers in Cameroon executing two women and two young children after accusing them of being Boko Haram militants.
The graphic video shows two women, one with an infant strapped to her back, being led by a group of uniformed men across a patch of dusty scrubland.
After hitting one woman across the face, a soldier shouts: "You are BH, you are going to die."
The women are blindfolded and told to sit down alongside their children. Moments later, two men step back, level their rifles and fire a series of rounds.
The authenticity of the video has not been verified and the footage is being investigated by Cameroon authorities, Reuters reports.
11:47
How many times have you accidentally given yourself a papercut after excitedly tearing open a delivery from Amazon? As Japan’s most resourceful knife maker demonstrates, those papercuts could be a lot worse if you spend hours painstakingly turning those cardboard boxes into a razor-sharp chef’s knife.
The process involves soaking the cardboard in water, repeatedly folding it over on itself, squeezing out all the moisture, pounding it flat, and trying to get the cardboard to dry as thin, dense, and stiff as possible. There doesn’t appear to be any liquid plastic resin added as a stiffener, but at one point the excess cardboard is shredded, soaked, and boiled, presumably to extract all the glues holding it together, which the cardboard blade was soaked in to improve rigidity. So while the results successfully slice and dice, this is the last utensil in your kitchen you’d want to toss in the dishwasher.
01:34
A South Carolina woman stared down the hulking monster who kept her captive in a shipping container for 65 terrifying days.
The showdown occurred in a courtroom where Kala Brown, 32, came face to face with convicted serial killer Todd Kohlhepp for the first time since his 2016 capture.
Brown was found chained inside the shipping container hidden by dense woods on Kohlhepp's sprawling 95 acre South Carolina ranch.
02:20
An a cappella group that broke out in some at a Nashville Chick-fil-A is now being savaged on Twitter by liberals who claim that the restaurant should have kicked them out.
00:52
The criminal asks the victim to deliver his daughter to the nanny, without pity and cruelty executed the victim!! the victim would be André Ambrósio Ribeiro da Silva.
03:01
01:23
It’s not uncommon for cartoon characters to find themselves unwittingly dragged through all the chaos of a saw mill. From the audience’s perspective, it’s usually hilarious. But when you send a small camera on a log through a saw mill, scary doesn’t even begin to describe the experience of being pulled through all that machinery.
00:18
We've all heard about the ridiculous redneck shall spotted Walmart, or the hood rats making fool's of themselves. But I bet you've never witnessed this when heading to a Walmart!
Yep, that is a group of old ass men dressed in baby doll dresses!
00:29
A luxury shopping mall in Mexico City collapsed on Thursday, sending debris flying on to the road next to it. The Artz Pedregal mall, which had been partially opened while construction continued, had been evacuated in the morning before the incident took place.
10:42
Body camera footage was released and charges were filed against John Chatman. One of the officers was shot in the leg and was released from the hospital later that day. Chatman remained hospitalized Wednesday.
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01:53
Downhill skiers hit tremendous speeds as they race down a mountain, but it’s still not fast enough to outrun an avalanche. Fortunately for Maxence Cavalade, the parachute he was using to speedride down Mont Charvet in France carried him to safety and probably saved his life.
It’s worth pointing out that the avalanche was undoubtedly triggered by Cavalade’s snow-shredding antics—it wasn’t necessarily a ‘wrong place at the wrong time’ scenario. But, his terrifying aerial footage of the avalanche also reveals the tracks of countless other ski runs, so he probably he assumed the mountain wasn’t primed for disaster that day. (We have no idea if he tested the snow for avalanche conditions ahead of this run.) Still, the gamble paid off, whether he knew he was making it or not. I wonder what other dangerous sports could benefit from the addition of parachutes?
04:27
There are two kinds of villains in TV mystery shows. The plausibly sympathetic type and the smirking creep.
Peter Strzok had rehearsed all the lines of the plausibly sympathetic type. The character that James Comey is trying to play. A man so upright that he combs his hair every hour. But Strzok couldn't help that smirk. Every time he clashed with the impotent House Republicans barraging him with questions that he dodged or refused to answer, the smirk crept over his face and into his voice.
And what was meant to be one character became another character.
Public testimony of this kind is a performance. But Strzok couldn't helping letter his inner self, the one we got to know from his texts, slip through. Both slimy and self-righteous, he came out of the closet in moments like this exchange with Louie Gohmert that quickly went viral.
00:51
07:17
Before the election, in July 2016, Justice Ginsburg criticised Donald Trump – calling him “a faker”. She later said she regretted making the comments.
“Think of what the press has done in the United States,” she said citing the Watergate scandal. “That story might never have come out if we didn’t have the free press that we do.”
Asked about the rise of the so-called “post truth world”, Justice Ginsburg said: “I am optimistic in the long run. A great man once said that the true symbol of the United States is not the bald eagle. It is the pendulum.
“And when the pendulum swings too far in one direction it will go back.
“Some terrible things have happened in the United States but one can only hope that we learn from those bad things.”
Justice Ginsburg said she was encouraged by the Women’s March, which saw millions in the US and around the world take part in anti-Trump protests.
“I’ve never seen such a demonstration – both the numbers and the rapport of the people in that crowd. There was no violence, it was orderly. So yes, we are not experiencing the best times but there is there is reason to hope that that we will see a better day.”
Justice Ginsburg has been on the Supreme Court since 1993 and – at 83 years-old – is the oldest serving member.
Asked how much longer she would stay in post, she said: “At my age you have to take it year by year. I know I’m OK. What will be next year?”
She added: “I’m hopeful however, because my most senior colleague the one who most recently retired, Justice John Paul Stevens, stepped down at age 90. So I have a way to go.” – BBC
00:56
Venezuelan police have been getting more brutal towards those they are supposed to be protecting. As the Socialist dictator clamps down on all forms of protest against his rule the police in the socialist country have begun brutally assaulting and even murdering their own citizens. Here is an example of a group of women simply trying to voice their outrage over the arrest of a man who was simply trying to protest of the socialist government. When the women get close to the police officers, watch what happens!
00:44
“On a late afternoon game drive in the Kruger National Park, we stopped to watch a lone male white rhino drinking water at a pan,” the filmer said.
“Suddenly, out of nowhere, a large male elephant appeared at the pan.” “This bull elephant seemed incredibly irate to find another large animal at the water,” the filmer continued.
“The elephant bull aggressively confronted the rhino, and the rhino initially stood his ground.” “The angry elephant then decided to get physical and pushed the rhino onto its side,” the filmer said.
“The rhino started squealing and screaming while the angry elephant relentlessly pushed and shoved the fallen rhino with its tusks.”
“The extreme endangered classification of the rhinoceros prompted the guide to distract the elephant bull by moving the vehicle and shouting and whistling at the elephant,” the filmer explained.
“This seemed to have the desired outcome and shortly afterwards the rhino can be seen beating a hasty retreat.”
01:38
00:44
At least 70 people, including BAP leader Siraj Raisani, have been killed in an apparent suicide attack near a corner meeting of the Balochistan Awami Party in Mastung.
Over 70 people were injured in the attack.
Siraj Raisani, a BAP leader and the brother of former Balochistan CM Nawab Aslam Raisani, was contesting the election for provincial assembly seat PB-32.
Sarfraz Bugti, the former Balochistan home minister, has confirmed Siraj’s death.
“My brother and dear friend Nawab Siraj Raisani is no more with us,” Bugti tweeted.
00:34
US President Donald Trump has been filmed running for cover as a paraglider flew over his Scottish golf course in a Greenpeace protest.
The paraglider carried a banner bearing the message 'Trump: Well Below Par' over the Turnberry course.
It flew three miles across the Ayrshire countryside at 9.30pm – minutes after Trump arrived at the course - before circling the lawn in front of the hotel where the US President is staying for the weekend, the Daily Record reports.
Footage shows Secret Service officers notice the paraglider and walk towards the President.
The 72-year-old then turns and walks away, bursting into trot as he disappears out of view.
01:35
Distressing footage has emerged appearing to show soldiers in Cameroon executing two women and two young children after accusing them of being Boko Haram militants.
The graphic video shows two women, one with an infant strapped to her back, being led by a group of uniformed men across a patch of dusty scrubland.
After hitting one woman across the face, a soldier shouts: "You are BH, you are going to die."
The women are blindfolded and told to sit down alongside their children. Moments later, two men step back, level their rifles and fire a series of rounds.
The authenticity of the video has not been verified and the footage is being investigated by Cameroon authorities, Reuters reports.
11:47
How many times have you accidentally given yourself a papercut after excitedly tearing open a delivery from Amazon? As Japan’s most resourceful knife maker demonstrates, those papercuts could be a lot worse if you spend hours painstakingly turning those cardboard boxes into a razor-sharp chef’s knife.
The process involves soaking the cardboard in water, repeatedly folding it over on itself, squeezing out all the moisture, pounding it flat, and trying to get the cardboard to dry as thin, dense, and stiff as possible. There doesn’t appear to be any liquid plastic resin added as a stiffener, but at one point the excess cardboard is shredded, soaked, and boiled, presumably to extract all the glues holding it together, which the cardboard blade was soaked in to improve rigidity. So while the results successfully slice and dice, this is the last utensil in your kitchen you’d want to toss in the dishwasher.
01:34
A South Carolina woman stared down the hulking monster who kept her captive in a shipping container for 65 terrifying days.
The showdown occurred in a courtroom where Kala Brown, 32, came face to face with convicted serial killer Todd Kohlhepp for the first time since his 2016 capture.
Brown was found chained inside the shipping container hidden by dense woods on Kohlhepp's sprawling 95 acre South Carolina ranch.
02:20
An a cappella group that broke out in some at a Nashville Chick-fil-A is now being savaged on Twitter by liberals who claim that the restaurant should have kicked them out.
00:52
The criminal asks the victim to deliver his daughter to the nanny, without pity and cruelty executed the victim!! the victim would be André Ambrósio Ribeiro da Silva.
03:01
01:23
It’s not uncommon for cartoon characters to find themselves unwittingly dragged through all the chaos of a saw mill. From the audience’s perspective, it’s usually hilarious. But when you send a small camera on a log through a saw mill, scary doesn’t even begin to describe the experience of being pulled through all that machinery.
00:18
We've all heard about the ridiculous redneck shall spotted Walmart, or the hood rats making fool's of themselves. But I bet you've never witnessed this when heading to a Walmart!
Yep, that is a group of old ass men dressed in baby doll dresses!
00:29
A luxury shopping mall in Mexico City collapsed on Thursday, sending debris flying on to the road next to it. The Artz Pedregal mall, which had been partially opened while construction continued, had been evacuated in the morning before the incident took place.
10:42
Body camera footage was released and charges were filed against John Chatman. One of the officers was shot in the leg and was released from the hospital later that day. Chatman remained hospitalized Wednesday.
32 Images
01:53
Downhill skiers hit tremendous speeds as they race down a mountain, but it’s still not fast enough to outrun an avalanche. Fortunately for Maxence Cavalade, the parachute he was using to speedride down Mont Charvet in France carried him to safety and probably saved his life.
It’s worth pointing out that the avalanche was undoubtedly triggered by Cavalade’s snow-shredding antics—it wasn’t necessarily a ‘wrong place at the wrong time’ scenario. But, his terrifying aerial footage of the avalanche also reveals the tracks of countless other ski runs, so he probably he assumed the mountain wasn’t primed for disaster that day. (We have no idea if he tested the snow for avalanche conditions ahead of this run.) Still, the gamble paid off, whether he knew he was making it or not. I wonder what other dangerous sports could benefit from the addition of parachutes?
04:27
There are two kinds of villains in TV mystery shows. The plausibly sympathetic type and the smirking creep.
Peter Strzok had rehearsed all the lines of the plausibly sympathetic type. The character that James Comey is trying to play. A man so upright that he combs his hair every hour. But Strzok couldn't help that smirk. Every time he clashed with the impotent House Republicans barraging him with questions that he dodged or refused to answer, the smirk crept over his face and into his voice.
And what was meant to be one character became another character.
Public testimony of this kind is a performance. But Strzok couldn't helping letter his inner self, the one we got to know from his texts, slip through. Both slimy and self-righteous, he came out of the closet in moments like this exchange with Louie Gohmert that quickly went viral.
00:51
07:17
Before the election, in July 2016, Justice Ginsburg criticised Donald Trump – calling him “a faker”. She later said she regretted making the comments.
“Think of what the press has done in the United States,” she said citing the Watergate scandal. “That story might never have come out if we didn’t have the free press that we do.”
Asked about the rise of the so-called “post truth world”, Justice Ginsburg said: “I am optimistic in the long run. A great man once said that the true symbol of the United States is not the bald eagle. It is the pendulum.
“And when the pendulum swings too far in one direction it will go back.
“Some terrible things have happened in the United States but one can only hope that we learn from those bad things.”
Justice Ginsburg said she was encouraged by the Women’s March, which saw millions in the US and around the world take part in anti-Trump protests.
“I’ve never seen such a demonstration – both the numbers and the rapport of the people in that crowd. There was no violence, it was orderly. So yes, we are not experiencing the best times but there is there is reason to hope that that we will see a better day.”
Justice Ginsburg has been on the Supreme Court since 1993 and – at 83 years-old – is the oldest serving member.
Asked how much longer she would stay in post, she said: “At my age you have to take it year by year. I know I’m OK. What will be next year?”
She added: “I’m hopeful however, because my most senior colleague the one who most recently retired, Justice John Paul Stevens, stepped down at age 90. So I have a way to go.” – BBC
00:56
Venezuelan police have been getting more brutal towards those they are supposed to be protecting. As the Socialist dictator clamps down on all forms of protest against his rule the police in the socialist country have begun brutally assaulting and even murdering their own citizens. Here is an example of a group of women simply trying to voice their outrage over the arrest of a man who was simply trying to protest of the socialist government. When the women get close to the police officers, watch what happens!
00:44
“On a late afternoon game drive in the Kruger National Park, we stopped to watch a lone male white rhino drinking water at a pan,” the filmer said.
“Suddenly, out of nowhere, a large male elephant appeared at the pan.” “This bull elephant seemed incredibly irate to find another large animal at the water,” the filmer continued.
“The elephant bull aggressively confronted the rhino, and the rhino initially stood his ground.” “The angry elephant then decided to get physical and pushed the rhino onto its side,” the filmer said.
“The rhino started squealing and screaming while the angry elephant relentlessly pushed and shoved the fallen rhino with its tusks.”
“The extreme endangered classification of the rhinoceros prompted the guide to distract the elephant bull by moving the vehicle and shouting and whistling at the elephant,” the filmer explained.
“This seemed to have the desired outcome and shortly afterwards the rhino can be seen beating a hasty retreat.”
01:38
00:44
At least 70 people, including BAP leader Siraj Raisani, have been killed in an apparent suicide attack near a corner meeting of the Balochistan Awami Party in Mastung.
Over 70 people were injured in the attack.
Siraj Raisani, a BAP leader and the brother of former Balochistan CM Nawab Aslam Raisani, was contesting the election for provincial assembly seat PB-32.
Sarfraz Bugti, the former Balochistan home minister, has confirmed Siraj’s death.
“My brother and dear friend Nawab Siraj Raisani is no more with us,” Bugti tweeted.
