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A 14 yr old and her 5 yr old brother shot non fatally while trick or treating Halloween night. The 14 yr old described the scene as she saw a car pull up next to her with two men, one with a gun. At this point she says they shot at her, and she fled, taking her brother with her. The police have description of the car and are now looking for the perpetrators.

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A 14-year-old girl and her 5-year-old brother were shot while trick-or-treating on Halloween, and now Philadelphia police are searching for two gunmen who both may have been wearing masks at the time.

Both siblings were shot once in the leg, Philadelphia Police Capt. Malachi Jones told reporters Thursday.

The girl was treated and released from a hospital while the boy remains hospitalized and in stable condition, police said.

"Total disregard for public safety," Jones said. "It's just an awful set of events."

WPVI

The shooting unfolded at about 6 p.m. Wednesday as the children were trick-or-treating with an aunt and unknown males who the 14-year-old girl described as people she knew from the neighborhood, police said.

The teen said she saw a car pull up and two men -- at least one of whom was wearing a mask -- get out, police said. She saw a gun, and at that point she fled, police said.

WPVI

The injured teen, who gave her name as Mikaya, told ABC Philadelphia affiliate WPVI that during the shooting her only focus was protecting her little brother.

"I was just focused on getting him to safety and making sure he was alright," she told WPVI.

It's believed there were two shooters. They were potentially shooting back and forth but it was not immediately clear, police said.

Authorities do not have a description of the car and are looking for surveillance video.

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A self-styled preacher who wanted to claim his wife's life insurance was sentenced on Friday to 10 years in prison for persuading her to kill herself

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A self-styled preacher who wanted to claim his wife's life insurance was sentenced on Friday to 10 years in prison for persuading her to kill herself in what a judge described as an Australia n-first conviction.

Graham Morant, 69, was convicted by a Queensland state Supreme Court Jury in October on charges of counselling and aiding his wife Jennifer Morant to suicide at their Gold Coast city home in 2014.

While people have been convicted before of helping someone to suicide, usually in mercy killings, Justice Peter Davis said no one had been convicted in Australia before of persuading someone who would not otherwise have taken his or her own life to suicide.

Each conviction carried a potential life prison sentence.

The judge sentenced Morant to a total of 10 years in prison on both convictions and ordered him to serve five years before he is eligible for parole.

Jennifer Morant was suffering from chronic back pain and depression when she took her life.

Davis rejected the husband's claim that he had acted through compassion for his 56-year-old wife, finding the motivation was to collect 1.4 million Australian dollars ($1 million) from three life insurance policies. Prosecutors told the court the husband wanted to spend the insurance on building a religious commune.

"Mrs. Morant was a vulnerable person with difficulties with her physical health," Davis said. "You took advantage of those vulnerabilities in order to persuade her to kill herself and then assisted her to do so once she had made that decision."

Davis said Morant had shown no remorse for his actions and his wife had died in a lonely place.

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The migrants from Honduras file a class-action lawsuit on Donald Trump claiming it it there constitutional right.

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A dozen migrants traveling by foot from Honduras to the U.S. to seek asylum filed a class-action lawsuit Thursday against President Trump, the Department of Homeland Security and others, claiming a violation of their due process under the Fifth Amendment.

The Fifth Amendment states that, "no person... shall be compelled in any criminal case to be a witness against himself, nor be deprived of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law."

A recent PBS report cited former Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, who ruled in 1993 case that "it is well established that the Fifth Amendment entitles aliens to due process of law in a deportation proceeding."

Twelve Honduran nationals, including six children, are listed as plaintiffs in the lawsuit. The suit, which was filed Thursday in the U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C., said it is widely known that Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador are "undergoing a well-documented human rights crisis." The lawsuit also claims that the plaintiffs' right to the Administrative Procedures Act and the Declaratory Judgement Act were being infringed upon.

The Central American migrant caravan now numbers approximately 4,000 people, down from a high of 7,200.

The lawsuit points to Trump's claim that he will prevent the caravan from entering the U.S. It claims that the president cannot stop asylum-seekers by employing the military -- when they have a fair claim. The suit criticized the president's alleged attempt at stoking "fear and hysteria" by claiming that criminals and gang members have joined the caravan.

The suit cited a Trump interview with Fox News' Laura Ingraham, where the president laid out plans to build tent cities to house migrants. The suit questioned the functionality of such a project, and asked if these living quarters would qualify under the Flores Agreement of 1997. The agreement protects asylum-seekers' rights and limits how long minors can be held.

Earlier this summer, a federal judge in California rejected a request by the administration to modify Flores to allow for longer family detention. Administration officials say they have the authority to terminate the agreement, but that is likely to be tested in court.

The White House, Department of Justice and the Department of Homeland Security -- which were all named as defendants -- did not immediately respond to Fox News' request for comment.

Trump announced in a lengthy speech at the White House on Thursday afternoon that in response to what he called the "crisis at our southern border" and a surge of fraudulent asylum claims in recent years, his administration will soon require asylum-seekers to "lawfully present themselves" at a port of entry.

Asylum claims made by migrants caught crossing the border illegally would seemingly be summarily denied under Trump's proposal.

The asylum clause of the Immigration and Nationality Act says that anyone who arrives to the U.S. may apply for asylum based on a well-founded fear of persecution, and Trump's decision was expected to prompt immediate federal court challenges.

Nexus Services Inc. is funding the lawsuits through a civil rights law firm called Nexus Derechos Humanos (Human Rights) Attorneys Inc.

"Federal law enables migrants to apply for asylum in the United States. President Trump and his administration have used 'increased enforcement,' like separating families and lengthening detention to violate migrant rights," Mike Donovan, president of Nexus Services, said in the release.

There is another legal issue at stake, according to the lawsuit. The U.S. cannot send troops into Mexico to cut off the caravan from crossing the border, it said. Even with the National Guard at the border, once an immigrant indicates an intention to apply for asylum, the suit maintained the process has begun.

Immigrants who are seeking asylum must be referred for a "credible fear interview," for which an asylum officer would determine if the immigrant has a "credible fear of persecution," the lawsuit said. If the officer makes that determination, then there is a significant chance for the asylum-seeker to be granted asylum, according to the suit.
Fox News' Gregg Re and The Associated Press contributed to this report

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Flu shot numbers are at record lows. There are many parents who won't vaccinate their children, and many that don't have access.

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Two physicians who lost their young son to the flu last year want parents to listen to their message, born of great grief and suffering: Get your child a flu shot.

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A British couple allegedly kept a Polish man in their shed for 4 years and used him as their slave.

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A British couple allegedly forced a Polish man to work in exchange for food and held him captive against his will inside their garden shed for more than four years, authorities say.

Pritpal Binning, 56, and her spouse Palvinder, 54, were arrested Tuesday by the Gangmasters and Labour Abuse Authority (GLAA) following a raid at their home in Chilworth, near Southampton. They are accused of modern slavery.

Officials said a "frail Polish man" in his 40s told officials that he had been forced to sleep in a plastic chaise inside the garden shed and given out-of-date food to eat.

"He also said that he had no flushing toilet and that his kitchen was a fridge and barbecue," a spokesperson for GLAA said in a statement.
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The spokesman said the victim was accepted into a government program that helps victims of modern slavery and human trafficking.

"We are pleased that the man is now receiving the help and support he so desperately needs. In the 21st century, no one should be forced to live in such degrading and disgusting condition," said Tony Byrne, a senior investigating officer with GLAA.

The suspects were released pending further investigation.

This is the second recent case of a potential victim of slavery and human trafficking that was living in a shed in Britain.

Last month, a 79-year-old British man was arrested for allegedly forcing a person to live inside a six-foot shed in Cumbria for the last 40 years.

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A British couple allegedly forced a Polish man to work in exchange for food and held him captive against his will inside their garden shed for more than four years, authorities say. Pritpal Binning, 56, and her spouse Palvinder, 54, were arrested Tuesday by the Gangmasters and Labour Abuse Authority (GLAA) following a raid at their home in Chilworth, near Southampton.

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A 14 year old and 5 year old siblings were shot at while trick or treating in Philadelphia on Halloween. The two gunmen were not found.

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A 14-year-old girl and her 5-year-old brother were shot while trick-or-treating on Halloween, and now Philadelphia police are searching for two gunmen who both may have been wearing masks at the time.

Both siblings were shot once in the leg, Philadelphia Police Capt. Malachi Jones told reporters Thursday.

The girl was treated and released from a hospital while the boy remains hospitalized and in stable condition, police said.

"Total disregard for public safety," Jones said. "It's just an awful set of events."

WPVI

The shooting unfolded at about 6 p.m. Wednesday as the children were trick-or-treating with an aunt and unknown males who the 14-year-old girl described as people she knew from the neighborhood, police said.

The teen said she saw a car pull up and two men -- at least one of whom was wearing a mask -- get out, police said. She saw a gun, and at that point she fled, police said.

WPVI

The injured teen, who gave her name as Mikaya, told ABC Philadelphia affiliate WPVI that during the shooting her only focus was protecting her little brother.

"I was just focused on getting him to safety and making sure he was alright," she told WPVI.

It's believed there were two shooters. They were potentially shooting back and forth but it was not immediately clear, police said.

Authorities do not have a description of the car and are looking for surveillance video.

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14-year-old, 5-year-old brother shot while trick-or-treating: Police

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Siblings, 14 and 5 years old were both shot while trick or treating in Philadelphia. Police are still searching for the two gunman who were wearing masks. The 14 year old was released while the 5 year old is still in the hospital in stable condition.

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A 14-year-old girl and her 5-year-old brother were shot while trick-or-treating on Halloween, and now Philadelphia police are searching for two gunmen who both may have been wearing masks at the time.

Both siblings were shot once in the leg, Philadelphia Police Capt. Malachi Jones told reporters Thursday.

The girl was treated and released from a hospital while her little brother remains hospitalized and in stable condition, police said.

WPVI

The shooting unfolded at about 6 p.m. Wednesday as the children were trick-or-treating with an aunt and unknown males who the 14-year-old girl described as people she knew from the neighborhood, police said.

The teen said she saw a car pull up and two men -- at least one of whom was wearing a mask -- get out, police said. She saw a gun, and at that point she fled, police said.

WPVI

The injured teen, who gave her name as Mikaya, told ABC Philadelphia affiliate WPVI that during the shooting her only focus was protecting her little brother.

"I was just focused on getting him to safety and making sure he was alright," she told WPVI.

As the 5-year-old recovers, Philadelphia police officers brought him gifts to brighten his Halloween in the hospital.

"Our entire city needs to unite around this young man and work together to stop the gun violence," Joe Sullivan, deputy commissioner of patrol operations, wrote on Twitter. "ALL kids have a right to have a childhood! No Exceptions!"

.@PhillyPolice @PPD35Dist brought Halloween to 5yr old shooting victim still in hospital recovering from serious injuries. Our entire city needs to unite around this young man and work together to stop the gun violence. ALL kids have a right to have a childhood! No Exceptions! pic.twitter.com/61jO565Kv5
- Joe Sullivan (@PPDJoeSullivan) November 1, 2018

It's believed there were two shooters. They were potentially shooting back and forth but it was not immediately clear, police said.

"Total disregard for public safety," Jones said. "It's just an awful set of events."

Authorities do not have a description of the car and are looking for surveillance video.

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A couple in Britain were arrested for keeping a Polish man in their garden shed for 4 years. The man said that he was forced to work for the couple. In return the couple gave the man old food. He was forced to stay in a tiny shed with no running water.

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A British couple allegedly forced a Polish man to work in exchange for food and held him captive against his will inside their garden shed for more than four years, authorities say.

Pritpal Binning, 56, and her spouse Palvinder, 54, were arrested Tuesday by the Gangmasters and Labour Abuse Authority (GLAA) following a raid at their home in Chilworth, near Southampton. They are accused of modern slavery.

Officials said a "frail Polish man" in his 40s told officials that he had been forced to sleep in a plastic chaise inside the garden shed and given out-of-date food to eat.

"He also said that he had no flushing toilet and that his kitchen was a fridge and barbecue," a spokesperson for GLAA said in a statement.
BRITISH MAN TRAPPED IN SHED AS 'SLAVE' FOR 40 YEARS, OFFICIALS SAY
The spokesman said the victim was accepted into a government program that helps victims of modern slavery and human trafficking.

"We are pleased that the man is now receiving the help and support he so desperately needs. In the 21st century, no one should be forced to live in such degrading and disgusting condition," said Tony Byrne, a senior investigating officer with GLAA.

The suspects were released pending further investigation.

This is the second recent case of a potential victim of slavery and human trafficking that was living in a shed in Britain.

Last month, a 79-year-old British man was arrested for allegedly forcing a person to live inside a six-foot shed in Cumbria for the last 40 years.

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British couple arrested for allegedly keeping Polish 'slave' in garden shed for 4 years

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A British couple allegedly forced a Polish man to work in exchange for food and held him captive against his will inside their garden shed for more than four years, authorities say. Pritpal Binning, 56, and her spouse Palvinder, 54, were arrested Tuesday by the Gangmasters and Labour Abuse Authority (GLAA) following a raid at their home in Chilworth, near Southampton.

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After winning the World Series the Red Sox are still unsure on whether or not to take up the offer to visit the White House.

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The Boston Red Sox say they haven't decided whether they will visit the White House if invited by President Donald Trump.

Manager Alex Cora said Thursday he wants to use the platform he has as a World Series champion in the right way. A native Puerto Rican, Cora has been outspoken about the need for help on the island since it was devastated by Hurricane Maria.

The traditional White House visit has become increasingly partisan, with some players declining to make the trip because of their political views.

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Candy was handed out on Halloween containing meth in Aloha, Oregon.

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Parents' worst fears about trick or treating came true in one town in Oregon.

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Candy handed out on Halloween night by someone in the town of Aloha, Oregon, tested positive for methamphetamine, according to the Washington County Sheriff's Office.

The parents of the child called the sheriff's office after they ate Sour Patch Kids and felt themselves getting sick. The parents said they believed the candy was wrapped when they opened it.

"Deputies conducted field tests on the gummy candy, which tested positive for the presence of methamphetamine," the sheriff's office said in a statement. "The candy was seized and placed into evidence."

They are not sure which house they collected the Sour Patch Kids from, and police are conducting an investigation.

Washington County Sheriff's Office

The parents were taken to the hospital as a precaution, but no kids ate the tainted candy.

Authorities actually warned parents in the town not to throw out the candy, but instead preserve it as evidence.

"Leave it be. Don't throw it away. We want you to leave it just as you have found it if you think it's been tampered with," Washington County Sheriff's Office Det. Mark Polovny told Portland ABC affiliate KATU.

Officials said no one else in the town reported getting sick from any candy. The sheriff's office said they released the information "out of an abundance of caution."

Aloha is a suburb of Portland, about 20 minutes west of downtown.

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Couple in London arrested for holding a man against his will to live in a shed for 4 years and by their slave. The man had no working water system to get rid of waste and his kitchen was a fridge and bbq.

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A British couple allegedly forced a Polish man to work in exchange for food and held him captive against his will inside their garden shed for more than four years, authorities say.

Pritpal Binning, 56, and her spouse Palvinder, 54, were arrested Tuesday by the Gangmasters and Labour Abuse Authority (GLAA) following a raid at their home in Chilworth, near Southampton. They are accused of modern slavery.

Officials said a "frail Polish man" in his 40s told officials that he had been forced to sleep in a plastic chaise inside the garden shed and given out-of-date food to eat.

"He also said that he had no flushing toilet and that his kitchen was a fridge and barbecue," a spokesperson for GLAA said in a statement.
BRITISH MAN TRAPPED IN SHED AS 'SLAVE' FOR 40 YEARS, OFFICIALS SAY
The spokesman said the victim was accepted into a government program that helps victims of modern slavery and human trafficking.

"We are pleased that the man is now receiving the help and support he so desperately needs. In the 21st century, no one should be forced to live in such degrading and disgusting condition," said Tony Byrne, a senior investigating officer with GLAA.

The suspects were released pending further investigation.

This is the second recent case of a potential victim of slavery and human trafficking that was living in a shed in Britain.

Last month, a 79-year-old British man was arrested for allegedly forcing a person to live inside a six-foot shed in Cumbria for the last 40 years.

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British couple arrested for allegedly keeping Polish 'slave' in garden shed for 4 years

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A British couple allegedly forced a Polish man to work in exchange for food and held him captive against his will inside their garden shed for more than four years, authorities say. Pritpal Binning, 56, and her spouse Palvinder, 54, were arrested Tuesday by the Gangmasters and Labour Abuse Authority (GLAA) following a raid at their home in Chilworth, near Southampton.

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President Donald Trump announced Thursday that the U.S. military would treat any rocks or stones being thrown by asylum-seeking migrants as firearms. This is further leading to fears that there could be a clash between the migrants and the nearly 15,000 US troops now at the border.

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President Donald Trump is planning to deliver remarks about immigration on Thursday afternoon before leaving for a rally in Missouri, according to an administration official, in his latest attempt ahead of the midterm election to stoke fear about migrants entering the United States.

The Trump administration is weighing a series of policy options to limit asylum-seekers ability to enter the United States, though it's unclear exactly whether the president will unveil a new proposal on Thursday.

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In the last days of October,  A fight broke out on a bus between a passenger and the driver. The passenger was mad that the driver had missed her stop and began to throw fists and the driver lost control of the bus sending it plummeting over the side of a bridge into the Yangtze River killing thirteen.

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Security footage from a bus which crashed into a river in China has revealed that the driver was fighting with a passenger moments earlier.

The bus plunged 50m (164ft) off a bridge into the Yangtze River in Chongqing on Sunday - at least 13 people died and two more are missing.

Early reports said the bus had swerved to avoid an oncoming vehicle.

But the new footage shows the driver was being hit by a passenger and then struck her back.

The bus, travelling at speed, then turns into the opposite lane and smashes through the safety barriers, before the footage cuts out.

Police have said the fight was the cause of the crash, state newspaper People's Daily reports.

Passengers can be heard screaming in the disturbing footage, shared by Chinese state media.

Police said the passenger, identified as a 48-year-old woman with the surname Liu, was angry that the bus had missed her stop.

They said she hit the driver, named Ran, with her mobile phone when he refused to stop and let her off.

Witnesses had said they saw the bus swerve across to the wrong side of the road before crashing through a safety barrier in Wanzhou district.

A huge rescue operation was mounted with teams of divers and dozens of boats and cranes deployed. But there have been no reports of survivors.

The wreckage of the bus was pulled out of the river from a depth of 71m on Wednesday night. Several of the passengers' bodies had to be retrieved by divers.

The crash, on a well-maintained and relatively quiet bridge, has shocked China.

Social media comments on Friday widely blamed the passenger for the crash, though some also criticised the driver for reacting.

One poster on Weibo, Wanten888, said: "If we see any passenger quarrelling with bus driver, we shouldn't stay quiet!"

Another said it was "heartbreaking" to hear the terrified passengers, while a Weibo user called Liza said there should be a law banning passengers from distracting bus drivers.

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Security camera footage shows the driver fighting a passenger shortly before the deadly crash.