Sunday, October 26, 2014

US politicians fear threat from 'lone wolf' terrorists

The United States and Canada has seen a series of violent attacks over
the last few days conducted by what some are describing as "lone wolf"
terrorists.

With authorities in parts of the US said to be on a heightened state
of alert some say these types of attackers pose a bigger threat than
the likes of ISIS.

Speaking on ABC in the United States House Homeland Security Chair
Michael McCaul says he wants the American Muslim community to do more
to help identify potential extremists.

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Speaking on ABC in the United States House Homeland Security Chair
Michael McCaul says he fears that people are being radicalized from
their own homes.

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Speaking on ABC in the United States House Homeland Security Chair
Michael McCaul says it's an issue that's hard to contain.

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New Jersey Gov. defends Ebola quarantine policy

The decision by three American states to impose a 21-day quarantine
for high-risk travelers coming from West Africa has come under fire
from many in the medical community.

They argue it's unnecessary and isn't an effective way to curb the
Ebola virus threat.



But speaking to Fox News New Jersey Governor Chris Christie defended the policy.

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But speaking to Fox News New Jersey Governor Chris Christie says it's
a much needed measure and should be adopted nationwide.

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But speaking to Fox News New Jersey Governor Chris Christie dismissed
the criticism saying these measures are in the best interest for
everyone.

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Final push toward American elections

Candidates across the United States are on their final campaign push ahead of the (Tuesday) November 4 elections

American voters will be choosing all 435 members of the US House of Representatives
36 of 100 US Senate seats and many local races

Our Washington correspondent Priscilla Huff has a preview

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US ambassador to the UN criticizes Ebola response

The United States' ambassador to the United Nations Samantha Power has
criticized the international community's response to the Ebola crisis.

These remarks come as she begins a visit to Guinea, Sierra Leone and
Liberia- the three nations worst hit by the deadly virus.

William Denselow reports from the United Nations in New York.

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UK COMBAT MISSION ENDS IN AFGHANISTAN

Britain's combat operations in Afghanistan have ended with the handing over of Camp Bastion in Helmand province to Afghan control.

The UK says its mission in the country has given Afghanistan the 'best possible chance of a stable future'.

UK correspondent Olly Barratt reports.

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Brazilians head to the polls in Presidential Election

Brazilians have taken to the polls today (Sunday) in the second round of the Presidential elections.

Incumbent Dilma Rousseff faces Aécio Neves in a runoff vote after neither managed to secure 50% of the first round vote.

The candidates have different views about how to restart Brazil's faltering economy and the campaigning has revealed deep splits amongst the electorate.

Brazil's economy is the 7th largest in the world and James Lindsay from the US based think-tank the Council On Foreign Relations believes it's a crucial election.

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Ukrainians go to the polls as fighting with pro-Russia militants continues

Ukrainians are going to the polls today, in parliamentary elections which many expect to bring in politicians more supportive of reforms President Petro Poroshenko and his government have been trying to enact.


But it's estimated as many as half the polling stations are closed in eastern regions of Ukraine were pro-Russian militants have been fighting Ukrainian forces.


Tom Barton reports.


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Saturday, October 25, 2014

Doctors race to treat Marysville shooting victims

Doctors are working to treat the victims of the school shooting north of Seattle.  

Three are very critically ill and one is in a serious condition.

Two people were killed in the attack at Marysville-Pilchuck High School, including the shooter, who's been named as freshman Jaylen Fryberg.

A witness says he went up to a group of his friends in the cafeteria and fired at their backs.

Earlier, the chief medical officer with Providence Medical Center in Everett, Joanne Roberts, gave an update on the survivors. 

She said one victim was out of surgery and had been stabilized, another was just coming out of surgery, and one was still being operated on.  

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The hospital's chief medical officer, Joanne Roberts says this is one of the worst days in the history of their community. 

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Friday, October 24, 2014

Shooter was freshman, students describe school shooting scene

A student gunman and one victim are confirmed dead, with three additional victims in critical condition, following a school shooting near Seattle, Washington.

Students at Marysville-Pilchuck High School say the gunman opened fire in the cafeteria.

Witness Jordan Luton says he was just feet away, when the shooting began.

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Witness Jordan Luton says the shooter was an underclassman [approx. 14 years old] who seemed like "a good kid".

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School shooting north of Seattle

Washington State police are confirming a shooting at a high school north of Seattle.

In June, a man opened fire and killed one and injured two others at Seattle Pacific University near downtown.

Priscilla Huff reprots:

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School shooting in Seattle, 2 dead

A student gunman and at least one victim are dead after a school shooting at a high school outside of Seattle, Washington.

The shooter reportedly injured a number of students before turning the gun on himself.

According to students, shots went off in the cafeteria of Marysville-Pilchuck High School, 30 miles north of Seattle.

Police Commander Robb Lamoureux says authorities believe there was only one shooter, who has killed himself.

They are in the process of securing the school, which is in lockdown. 

Commander Lamoreaux asked for the public to stay away from the premises until further notice.

Police Commander Robb Lamoureux confirmed the shooter is deceased.

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Police Commander Robb Lamoureux said police are currently securing the school.

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Officials seek motive behind New York Axe attack

After a man attacked several police officers with an axe in New York
on Thursday officials are looking into whether this could be related
to terrorism.

The man believed to be Zale Thompson injured two police officers
before he was shot and killed by the police.

William Denselow reports from New York.

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Islamic State Uses Chlorine Gas in Iraq


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Ebola Nurse Virus Free

Nina Pham, one of two Dallas nurses infected with Ebola, is now virus free and will return home in the next few days. 

The 26 year old contracted Ebola whilst she cared for Thomas Duncan who died at the start of October. Her colleague Amber Vinson was given the all clear earlier this week.

In a press conference at the National Institutes of Health in Maryland where Miss Pham was being treated, she thanked those involved in her care and asked for privacy as she recovers.

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Amnesty Int’l accuses Ferguson police of human rights abuses

Amnesty International has condemned the police response to the shooting of black teenager Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri in August.

The human rights organization says the police use of tear gas and military equipment on peaceful protesters violated international standards.

Mary MacCarthy reports:

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Canadian PM 'hid in cupboard' during Shooter's parliament rampage


Canadian authorities remain on high alert 3 days after a gunman shot and killed a soldier before then storming parliament where he was fatally brought down.

Police are continuing to investigate 32 year old Zehaf-Bibeau's possible links to Islamic Extremism.

In Ottawa FSN's Lorna Shaddick

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FSN's Lorna Shaddick, who's in the Canadian says more details of what took place inside the pArliament building are emerging.....

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Pakistan releases Daniel Pearl suspect

Pakistan has released one of the suspects in the murder of Daniel Pearl.

In early 2002, Daniel Pearl, the South Asia bureau chief at the Wall Street Journal, was kidnapped and beheaded by al Qaeda.

Our correspondent Priscilla Huff reports:

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UK's Queen sends first tweet


The UK's Queen Elizabeth II has sent her first tweet, at the launch of a new exhibition at London's Science Museum.


The tweet was sent via the twitter account @BritishMonarchy. 


Our UK correspondent Natalie Feary reports….


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WHO announces 1 million Ebola vaccines

The World Health Organization has announced that 1 million Ebola vaccines will be available by the end of 2015.

But the plan may see health workers on the frontline in West Africa already receive their dose by December this year.

Our correspondent Sandra Gathmann reports:

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ANGRY CAMERON REJECTS EU BILL

UK Prime Minister David Cameron says he is 'angry' at a 2 billion euro bill the European Union is demanding by the 1st December.

In a heated press conference in Brussels, Mr Cameron said Britain would not be paying up by that date and may launch a legal challenge against it.

The surcharge follows a review of economic performance since 1995 which showed Britain has performed better than previously thought, and therefore owes more to the European Union budget.

EU finance ministers have agreed to the UK's request for emergency talks on the subject - although some countries such as France and Germany will be in line for a rebate.

David Cameron told a press conference in Brussels that Britain would not acquiesce.

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