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A new video has surfaced with a teen in a MAGA hat smirking at a native american veteran. t is unknown what the real story is as there are several versions. What is known is there was at least three groups present, March for Life, Indigenous Protesters, and possible black supremacists.

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Muslim journalist, writer, speaker, and activist Noor Tagouri is MISIDENTIFIED in a VOGUE magazine. As a professional , top rated magazine you would expect the brand to do their research but apparently not. "Nonwhite subjects" are lumped together all the time, confusing one woman for another. The Muslim community, especially, is tired of it.

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Noor Tagouri was mistakenly identified as Pakistani actress Noor Bukhari in a mix-up she describes as a "constant problem" for Muslims.

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The first plant to be planted on the moon has died, China's plan to start life on the moon has suffered its first loss.

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The first plant to be grown on the moon by humans is likely dead already, Chinese scientists said Thursday.

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One third of UN members are experiencing sexual harassment.

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Survey results released Tuesday show that a third of United Nations employees reported experiencing sexual harassment at the agency within the last two years.

According to the findings, some 33 percent of respondents reported at least one instance of sexual harassment in that time, but the figure rose to nearly 40 percent when they were asked about their entire career at the U.N.

Instances of sexual harassment included offensive jokes or stories, or inappropriate remarks about someone's appearance or sexual activities. Other employees said they had been the victims of unwanted gestures or touching. Some 60 percent of reported harassers were men, with 25 percent being supervisors or managers and 10 percent being senior leaders, the survey said.
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U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres called the results "sobering" and "evidence of what needs to change" at the agency. He said the U.N. needed to set a higher standard than other organizations and vowed to enforce a zero-tolerance policy for sexual harassment.
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More than 30,000 staff -- or, 17 percent of the U.N. workforce -- provided answers to a confidential questionnaire, Agence France-Presse reported.

The release of the survey's findings come one month after the resignation of Michel Sidibe, head of UNAIDS, the U.N.'s program on HIV/AIDS, whose management style was found to enable a culture of sexual harassment.

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Survey results released Tuesday show that a third of United Nations employees reported experiencing sexual harassment at the agency within the last two years. According to the findings, some 33 percent of respondents reported at least one instance of sexual harassment in that time, but the figure rose to nearly 40 percent when they were asked about their entire career at the U.N.

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Women’s March losing steam, supporters amid anti-Semitism concerns

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The Women's March, which was hailed as an international rebuke of President Trump in 2017 when throngs of activists took the streets the day after his inauguration, is steadily losing supporters amid an anti-Semitism scandal that won't go away.

The march will be held in D.C. again on Saturday at the National Mall, but the controversial ties of organizers have caused the campaign to lose steam. Groups ranging from EMILY's List to The National Council of Jewish Women as well as high-profile Democratic politicians are keeping their distance, even as other prominent organizations stand by the movement -- and newly announced 2020 candidate Kirsten Gillibrand schedules an appearance at the march's Iowa offshoot.
DNC WILL NOT SPONSOR WOMEN'S MARCH AMID ANTI-SEMITIC CONCERNS
At the center of the controversy are leaders' ties to and statements about radical Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan. Both Linda Sarsour, a Palestinian activist who has embraced the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) movement, and co-President Tamika Mallory have ties to Farrakhan. The controversy picked up after Mallory attended a Farrakhan speech last February.

"White folks are going down. And Satan is going down. And Farrakhan, by God's grace, has pulled the cover off of that Satanic Jew and I'm here to say your time is up, your world is through," Farrakhan said in that sermon.

Sarsour, in particular, has made a number of controversial statements related to Israel. She defended Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., when she was attacked for her support of BDS and said that the criticism was coming from the right-wing as well as "folks who masquerade as progressives but always choose their allegiance to Israel over their commitment to democracy and free speech."
OPINION: WHY ALL JEWS SHOULD SKIP THE NEXT WOMEN'S MARCH
The controversy caused Teresa Shook, the founder of the Women's March, to call for the current leaders to step aside in November.

"In opposition to our Unity Principles, they have allowed anti-Semitism, anti-LBGTQIA sentiment and hateful, racist rhetoric to become a part of the platform by their refusal to separate themselves from groups that espouse these racist, hateful beliefs," she wrote on Facebook.

She singled out Mallory and Sarsour, as well as members Bob Bland and Carmen Perez.

Last year, a Washington state chapter of the Women's March disbanded in protest because of the national group's links to anti-Semitism. Celebrities Debra Messing and Alyssa Milano also pulled their support from the march last year.

"Any time that there is any bigotry or anti-Semitism in that respect, it needs to be called out and addressed. I'm disappointed in the leadership of the Women's March that they haven't done it adequately," Milano said in a statement to The Advocate in October.

Lengthy reports in Tablet and The New York Times, which spelled out allegations of anti-Semitism, further fueled the fire. While the group's leaders have denounced anti-Semitism, an apparent reluctance to condemn Farrakhan personally has led to further problems.

Sarsour told The Washington Post that the leaders reject Farrakhan's anti-Semitic, homophobic and transphobic statements. But she didn't specifically denounce Farrakhan, saying she has never met him and the organization believes in "attacking the forces of evil" and not individuals.
WOMEN'S MARCH 2019 CELEBRITY SPEAKERS, LOCATIONS AND EVERYTHING ELSE YOU NEED TO KNOW
"I say to all my Jewish sisters that you are welcome, and we have a common enemy that is white supremacy," Sarsour said.

On Monday, Mallory and Bland appeared on "The View" and said they condemn anti-Semitism. But when co-host Meghan McCain asked if Mallory condemned his statements, Mallory, who was grilled over her past declaration that Farrakhan is the "greatest of all time because of what he's done in black communities," clarified that she "does not agree" with his statements.

"You won't condemn it," McCain pointed out.

Soon after that, The Democratic National Committee removed itself from the organization's list of sponsors.

"The DNC stands in solidarity with all those fighting for women's rights and holding the Trump administration and Republican lawmakers across the country accountable. Women are on the front lines of fighting back against this administration and are the core of our Democratic Party," DNC Deputy Communications Director Sabrina Singh told Fox News, making clear the organization still supports the cause of women's rights even as it keeps distance from the group itself.

According to The Daily Beast, EMILY's List, The National Council of Jewish Women and the Southern Poverty Law Center are among the groups who have pulled their support.

Yet many groups are still backing the march, including the American Civil Liberties Union and Planned Parenthood. Neither responded to requests for comment from Fox News.

Lawmakers also appeared to be distancing themselves from the march. New York State Assemblywoman Amy Paulin put out a statement saying that she would not be participating and made reference to the Farrakhan controversy.

"I have dedicated my public career to fighting for equality. But to my mind, you can't fight against equality and discrimination for women but support it for Jews," she said.

In Congress, Buzzfeed News reported that Democrats eyeing 2020 bids are steering clear of the event. The outlet got no response from aides to former Vice President Joe Biden, Julian Castro, Sen. Amy Klobuchar, D-Minn., Beto O'Rourke, Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., and Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass.
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Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, D-NY, who announced her run this week, is one candidate who is still supporting the movement -- by attending a march in Iowa this weekend. Her campaign reportedly said she condemns anti-Semitism, but "will not turn her back on the thousands of Iowa women who are joining this locally organized march to advocate for the issues that deeply impact them and their families."

Meanwhile, spokespersons for Sens. Kamala Harris, D-Calif., and Cory Booker, D-NJ said that they would not be attending.
Fox News' Brian Flood and Lukas Mikelionis contributed to this report.

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The Women's March, which was hailed as an international rebuke of President Trump in 2017 when throngs of activists took the streets the day after his inauguration, is steadily losing supporters amid an anti-Semitism scandal that won't go away. The march will be held in D.C.

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Buzzfeed reports that Trump told Michael Cohen to lie about the Moscow Tower project... Buzzfeed?

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President Donald Trump personally directed his longtime attorney Michael Cohen to lie to Congress about the Moscow Trump Tower project, two federal law enforcement officials involved in an investigation of the matter told BuzzFeed.

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A woman fell off of a terrace after being chased by monkeys

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A 60-year-old woman has died after falling off a terrace in India while being chased by a gang of monkeys.

Savitri Devi was sitting with her daughter-in-law Renu in Uttar Pradesh's Balrampur district when they were attacked by the primates, local police said.

But as they both fled the terrifying assault, the pair fell off the terrace - a plunge which killed Savitri "on the spot", reports The Times of India.
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Renu was rushed to hospital with serious injuries, according to reports.
MONKEY SNATCHES 12-DAY-OLD BABY FROM MOTHER'S ARMS, FATALLY BITES HIM
It is not clear the distance the pair fell from the terrace or Savitri's exact cause of death.
WOMAN BLEEDS TO DEATH AFTER BEING ATTACKED BY MONKEYS
This is the third death caused by monkeys in Uttar Pradesh in the last three months.
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Indian woman, 60, chased to her death off rooftop by gang of monkeys

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A 60-year-old woman has died after falling off a terrace in India while being chased by a gang of monkeys. Savitri Devi was sitting with her daughter-in-law Renu in Uttar Pradesh's Balrampur district when they were attacked by the primates, local police said.

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Ayesha Curry, cookbook author and wife of Golden State Warriors superstar Stephen Curry, invited Clemson University's football team to her restaurant for a "real feast and celebration" after the team was served McDonald's, Burger King and Wendy's on Monday night at the White House.

Citing the government shutdown and the furloughing of White House chefs, President Donald Trump decided to bring in a wide selection of burgers and french fries for the national champions.

The meal was ridiculed on social media and by television hosts, and one Twitter user joked the Warriors made the right call in not visiting the White House after their last two NBA Finals wins.

"No wonder why @StephenCurry30 didn't want to go," the user tweeted. "I'd much rather eat whatever @ayeshacurry is cooking any day too."

Ayesha Curry responded, offering to bring the team to her restaurant International Smoke, which has locations in San Francisco and Houston.

@eatatsmoke will gladly feed the Clemson Tigers any day. A real feast and celebration. No 10cent dipping sauces on silver platters
- Ayesha Curry (@ayeshacurry) January 15, 2019

"@eatatsmoke will gladly feed the Clemson Tigers any day," she tweeted. "A real feast and celebration. No 10 cent dipping sauces on silver platters."

Former NFL player and television host Michael Strahan and Migos rapper Quavo have also offered to host the team for "real meals."

Trump said he thought the fast food would be "great American food" to treat the Tigers to.

"I had a choice. Do we have no food for you, because we have a shutdown?" Trump told the team. "Or do we give you some little quick salads that the first lady will make, along with, along with the second lady. They'll make some salads. And I said, 'You guys aren't into salads. Or do I go out ... do I go out and send out for about 1,000 hamburgers, Big Macs.'"

Clemson quarterback Trevor Lawrence said the experience was "awesome."

"It was awesome," Lawrence told TMZ Sports. "We had McDonalds and everything. It was good."
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Ayesha Curry invites Clemson to a 'real feast' after Trump's fast-food meal

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Ayesha Curry, cookbook author and wife of Golden State Warriors superstar Stephen Curry, invited Clemson University's football team to her San Francisco restaurant for a "real feast and celebration" after the team was served McDonald's, Burger King and Wendy's on Monday night at the White House.

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Police are looking for a gunman responsible for killing his estranged wife and critically wounding her daughter outside Christ the Redeemer Catholic Church in Cypress, police said late Thursday.

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Gunman kills estranged wife, wounds daughter in Christ the Redeemer Catholic Church parking lot

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Police are looking for a gunman responsible for killing his estranged wife and critically wounding her daughter outside Christ the Redeemer Catholic Church in Cypress, police said late Thursday. Arthur Edigin, 62, opened fire on a car with the woman and her adult daughter in a parking lot in front of the church campus at 11500 block of Huffmeister Road at 7 p.m., according to the Harris County Sheriff's Office.

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Woman chased to death off of her roof by gang of monkeys

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A 60-year-old woman has died after falling off a terrace in India while being chased by a gang of monkeys.

Savitri Devi was sitting with her daughter-in-law Renu in Uttar Pradesh's Balrampur district when they were attacked by the primates, local police said.

But as they both fled the terrifying assault, the pair fell off the terrace - a plunge which killed Savitri "on the spot", reports The Times of India.
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Renu was rushed to hospital with serious injuries, according to reports.
MONKEY SNATCHES 12-DAY-OLD BABY FROM MOTHER'S ARMS, FATALLY BITES HIM
It is not clear the distance the pair fell from the terrace or Savitri's exact cause of death.
WOMAN BLEEDS TO DEATH AFTER BEING ATTACKED BY MONKEYS
This is the third death caused by monkeys in Uttar Pradesh in the last three months.
CLICK HERE FOR THE FOX NEWS APP This story originally appeared in The Sun. For more from The Sun, click here.

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Indian woman, 60, chased to her death off rooftop by gang of monkeys

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A 60-year-old woman has died after falling off a terrace in India while being chased by a gang of monkeys. Savitri Devi was sitting with her daughter-in-law Renu in Uttar Pradesh's Balrampur district when they were attacked by the primates, local police said.

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Woman pretended to be autistic as part of plan

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A Texas woman pretended to be autistic earlier this month in order to con a caregiver into sex, Pearland police revealed on Thursday.

Rachel Childs, 29, allegedly solicited a caregiver online by pretending to be her autistic twin sister - despite not actually having a sister, a news release said.

Childs reportedly paid the caregiver to pick up her "twin sister" at Childs' house in Pearland, Texas, take her to the caregiver's house, and then return her the next morning.
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Childs then allegedly engaged in sexual conduct toward the caregiver, which made him suspicious, Houston's KHOU-TV reported. The caregiver investigated Childs, learned her real identity and alerted authorities, police said.

Childs turned herself into Pearland police on Jan. 3 and is now out on bond, the Houston Chronicle reported. She has been charged with burglary of a habitation with intent to commit assault and indecent exposure, the news release said.
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Pearland police request that anyone who believes they were victimized call 281-997-4151. Pearland is about a 25-minute drive south of Houston.

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A Texas woman pretended to be autistic earlier this month in order to con a caregiver into sex, Pearland police revealed on Thursday. Rachel Childs, 29, allegedly solicited a caregiver online by pretending to be her autistic twin sister - despite not actually having a sister, a news release said.

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A bull killed a professional rider by the name of Mason Lowe on Tuesday night during an event in Colorado. The bull will not be pulled from the show and will continue to be ridden. The bull knocked Mason off of its back and stomped on Mason's chest killing him during the Professional Bull Rider Chute Out Event at the National Western Stock Show in Denver.

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The bull that killed professional rider Mason Lowe during an event in Colorado on Tuesday night will continue to be used on the riding circuit, an official said.

The bull, named Hard Times, bucked the beloved 25-year-old star off its back and stomped on his chest, killing him during the Professional Bull Riders (PBR) Chute Out event at the National Western Stock Show in Denver.
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"The bull absolutely unintentionally injured and killed Mason," PBR CEO Sean Gleason told the Denver Post. "... In this particular case, he had no idea that Mason had been sucked underneath him. The bull did not do this with any mal-intent."

Despite wearing a protective vest, Lowe suffered a "massive chest injury that caused damage to his heart," PBR officials said.

"Mason was pulled under his bull during the buck off and the bull's hind left leg struck him in the chest," PBR president Sean Gleason told FOX31 Denver. "The material inside is designed to disperse the weight. In this particular case, Mason took a shot that was -- that no vest probably would have helped."

Tuesday's competition marked the first time Lowe had ridden Hard Times, according to the Denver Post. Bulls in the competition can weigh as much as 2,000 pounds.
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Bull riding fans returned to the Denver Coliseum on Wednesday night to pay tribute to Lowe, who was ranked 18th in the sport worldwide at the time of his death. His bull riding career spanned seven years.

The National Western Stock Show and PBR set up a fundraiser to support Lowe's wife and family.
Fox News' Katherine Lam contributed to this report.

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The bull that killed professional rider Mason Lowe during an event in Colorado on Tuesday night will continue to be used on the riding circuit, an official said. The bull, named Hard Times, bucked the beloved 25-year-old star off its back and stomped on his chest, killing him during the Professional Bull Riders (PBR) Chute Out event at the National Western Stock Show in Denver.

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A New Jersey priest was arrested and charged with sexual assault of a teen in the state's first criminal case by a new clergy abuse task force.

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A New Jersey priest was arrested and charged with sexual assault of a teen in the state's first criminal case by a new clergy abuse task force.

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Hidden in plain sight: Tokyo probes possible 10-year-old Banksy artwork

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Written by By Jack Guy Junko Ogura, CNN Tokyo

Banksy artworks invariably draw widespread attention when they are discovered, and now authorities in Tokyo are looking into whether the elusive street artist may have also left their mark on the Japanese capital.

An investigation is underway to ascertain whether an image of a rat holding an umbrella, reminiscent of some of the provocateur's best-known works, was in fact created by the still unidentified artist.

Banksy's attention-grabbing, and often political, work has made them the biggest name in the international street-art scene.

The picture was found on a door near Hinode monorail station in the center of the city, and local workers say that it has been there more than 10 years, Tokyo Metropolitan government official Koji Sugiyama told CNN.

According to Sugiyama, "Graffiti on walls are usually erased. But (the work) didn't stand out, so it was left there."

In December 2018, residents alerted authorities to the artwork and suggested that it might be a Banksy.

Then, on January 16, the city removed the door and placed it in storage.

Tokyo governor Yuriko Koike posted a photo of herself crouching next to the artwork on Twitter, alongside a caption which reads: "There's a painting of cute rat in Tokyo which could be Banksy's work! A gift to Tokyo?"

However, Sugiyama is unsure if there is anyone in Japan that would be able to identify a genuine work by the mysterious artist.

"We haven't appraised it yet. We still don't know if there are any authorities or experts in Japan (able to identify a genuine Banksy). We'll start figuring out our process next week."

Banksy is known for leaving artworks in public places.

In December, residents of Port Talbot, Wales, awoke to find graffiti in Banksy's distinctive style on two walls of a garage owned by a local steelworker.

The art, which appears to pay homage to the town's industrial past, depicts a child playing in what looks like snow. But viewed from another angle this appears to be embers and smoke from a skip fire.

In October, Banksy's painting "Girl with a Balloon" was reduced to shreds as part of an elaborate prank, just moments after it sold for $1.4 million at a Sotheby's auction in London.

The iconic image of a girl reaching out for a red, heart-shaped balloon self-destructed thanks to a shredder hidden inside the frame.

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Russia deploys Iskander missile batteries and launchers near Ukraine during a time of great turmoil between the two countries.

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FOX NEWS EXCLUSIVE - Satellite images shot Thursday and obtained exclusively by Fox News have revealed a new Russian deployment of Iskander missile batteries and launchers near the border with Ukraine.

The intelligence report by Imagesat International showed the new deployment in Krasnodar, 270 miles from the border with Ukraine.

The images show an Iskander compound, with a few bunkers and another compound of hangars.
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Near the launcher, there is a transloader vehicle which enables quick reloading of the missiles into the launcher.

One of the bunker's door is open, and another reloading vehicle is seen exiting from it.
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The Iskander ballistic missile has a range up to 310 miles, and can carry both unconventional as well as nuclear warheads, putting most of America's NATO allies at risk.

The second deployment is near the border with Mongolia, in Ulan-Ude in Sothern Russia, where there are four launchers and another reloading vehicle.
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Earlier this week, Nikolai Patrushev, secretary of Russia's Security Council, said authorities of the former Soviet republic are being "controlled" by the West, warning it stands to lose its independence and identity as a consequence.

"The continuation of such policy by the Kiev authorities can contribute to the loss of Ukraine's statehood," Mr Patrushev told Rossiyskaya Gazeta, according to Russian news agency Tass.

Last November, three Ukrainian vessels and 24 Ukrainian soldiers were fired at and captured by Russian coast guards in the Black Sea, exacerbating tensions between the two countries.

The incident marked the most dangerous direct clash in years between the neighbors.

Yesterday, a Moscow court has extended the detention of eight captured Ukrainian sailors despite protests from Kiev and the West, defence lawyers said.

The Russian Navy captured the seaman on November 26 2018, escalating the conflict with Ukraine over the annexation of the Crimean peninsula back in 2014, a move most of the world views as illegal.

Fox News has reported of further Russian troops deployment and S-400 Surface to air missile days after the escalation started, hinting Russia might have orchestrated the naval incident.

Earlier Thursday, President Trump called to expand The US defense program. During an appearance at the Pentagon, he says "our goal is simple: that we can detect and destroy" any incoming missile.

Part of the new strategy is to create a level of sensors in space.
TRUMP SIGNS MEMO DIRECTING PENTAGON TO ESTABLISH SPACE COMMAND
The president says that America's adversaries are "increasing their lethal strike capabilities" and that his "first duty is defense of our country."
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Yesterday, the Under Secretary of sate for arms control and International security, Andrea Thompson, confirmed the US intention to withdraw from the 1987 Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty, after a failed meeting with the Russian delegation in Geneva.

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Russia deploys nuclear-capable ballistic missile launchers near Ukraine border, satellite photos show

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FOX NEWS EXCLUSIVE - Satellite images shot Thursday and obtained exclusively by Fox News have revealed a new Russian deployment of Iskander missile batteries and launchers near the border with Ukraine. The intelligence report by Imagesat International showed the new deployment in Krasnodar, 270 miles from the border with Ukraine.

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The first plant to have been grown on the moon is likely dead already. Although the experiment was set to run for up to 100 days, it was shut down after only 9 due to high fluctuations in temperature.

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The first plant to be grown on the moon by humans is likely dead already, Chinese scientists said Thursday.

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Driver accused of hit-and-run claims she thought her vehicle struck a pole, not a person

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A Pennsylvania driver accused of involvement in a hit-and-run accident last month claims she thought her vehicle struck a pole and not a pedestrian, a report said Thursday, citing charging documents.

"I didn't even know I hit someone," Joyce E. Smith, 62, of Harrisburg, told police, explaining why she didn't stop her vehicle, a report said. Police were called to the scene about 10:21 p.m. Dec. 21 in Swatara Township, about six miles east of Harrisburg.
3 GIRL SCOUTS, WOMAN KILLED IN WISCONSIN HIT-AND-RUN CRASH
Smith faces a felony charge of an accident involving death or personal injury, and lesser charges of failure to stop, court document show, according to PennLive.com.

The victim was an 18-year-old woman who was crossing the road when Smith allegedly hit her, the outlet reported.
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The pedestrian was hospitalized after the crash with a head injury and trauma to one of her legs and her back, police told PennLive.com.

"She suffered cuts and abrasions on her face and right leg," police said.
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A Pennsylvania driver accused of involvement in a hit-and-run accident last month claims she thought her vehicle struck a pole and not a pedestrian, a report said Thursday, citing charging documents. "I didn't even know I hit someone," Joyce E. Smith, 62, of Harrisburg, told police, explaining why she didn't stop her vehicle, a report said.

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Hundreds of flights at airports were cancelled because of the winter storm.

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A series of storms moving across the country will bring significant snow to the north and heavy rains to the south Friday and into the weekend. Roughly 100 million people are under some form of a winter storm watch, warning or advisory across the United States.

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Hundreds seeking asylum tunneled under the border wall near San Luis, Arizona. They voluntarily turned themselves in to Border Protection. 179 were children and 30 were unaccompanied minors.

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The largest single group of asylum seekers ever to cross into the U.S. tunneled beneath the border wall near San Luis, Arizona, on Monday, voluntarily turning themselves into Customs and Border Protection, according to the agency.

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Migrants can be seen marching toward Border Patrol agents by the hundreds, according to video obtained by ABC News. Smugglers dug a series of seven holes, only a few feet long beneath the steel border fence, with hundreds going beneath the wall and a smaller number clambering over it, according to CBP.

The fresh sand and scuff marks of shoes on the rusty steel were still there when ABC News visited the site on Thursday.

Yuma Sector Border Patrol

The agency says 179 of those who crossed were children, including over 30 unaccompanied minors -- children under 18 traveling on their own.

The overall number of unauthorized crossings has plummeted since its peak in the 2001, when CBP logged about 1.6 million apprehensions, according to government statistics. However, the demography of those crossing has changed dramatically.

Parents with children now comprise over 80 percent of the total apprehensions of those crossing the 2,000-mile long border with Mexico. The vast majority of them, like the group near Yuma Monday, surrender immediately or seek out Border Patrol agents in order to begin the asylum process.

CBP Yuma Border Sector Chief Anthony Porvaznik said his unit needs better border barriers, but more urgently it needs funding to provide for these families.

"That's our No. 1 challenge that we have here in the Yuma sector, is the humanitarian problem," Porvaznik said. "As I mentioned, 87 percent of the apprehensions here are family units and unaccompanied alien children."

Yuma Sector Border Patrol

The mass crossing this week took place in a sparsely populated stretch of the border -- where an old model of border barrier rises about 12 feet from the sandy ground. The stretched agency only had three agents patrolling that 26-mile-long section of the border.

It took hours to process the families, most of which were sent to the area's chronically overcrowded central processing center in Yuma.

"In my 30 years with the Border Patrol, I have not been part of arresting a group of 376 people," Porvaznik said. "That's really unheard of."

On Thursday, hundreds of asylum seekers were being held in cinderblock cells with thick glass windows that overlooked a central bullpen where CBP agents worked to process them and provide humanitarian needs. The asylum seekers were separated into cells: fathers with sons, fathers with daughters, unaccompanied minors and mothers with children.

As in all such facilities, the CBP said it works to process them as quickly as possible, and provides basic medical care. Still, detainees eat, sleep and use the bathroom in the same room. Scraps of food mingled with silvery space blankets on the floor. In one cell, several boys had balled up the blankets into a makeshift soccer ball they were kicking around.

Yuma Sector Border Patrol

One man in the group said he left Guatemala eight days ago and made most of the trip by bus along with his 12-year-old daughter. They were planning to leave the processing center destined for San Diego -- plane ticket in hand.

The father said he saved about $5,000 to pay a coyote to quickly get them to the border. He left a wife and two younger daughters back in Guatemala. Next to them were a mother and two daughters on their way to Cincinnati, also from Guatemala. They too traveled by bus and the journey took about eight days.

Just two days after the group tunneled under the border wall in Yuma, the Border Patrol took in another huge group of migrants in New Mexico. The 247-person group, including unaccompanied minors, crossed near the Antelope Wells Port of Entry and immediately surrendered to authorities for processing.

The CBP said 24 large groups -- quantified as 100 or more -- have crossed the border near Lordsburg, New Mexico, just since Oct. 1, 2018.

ABC News' Mark Osborne contributed to this report.

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It's been six weeks since Teresa Meitl was shot 21 times within close range and, although she's still recovering in the hospital, she feels grateful to be alive.

"It's like a miracle," Meitl, of Kansas City, Missouri, t old ABC local station KMBC in a recent interview. "Really, I shouldn't even be here, being shot as many times as I [was]."

The shooting happened on the night of Dec. 4. Meitl, a 53-year-old driver for ride-hailing company zTrip, drove a passenger to his destination in Kansas City and was waiting for someone to bring out the cab fare, according to court documents obtained by ABC News.

Video from cameras inside the vehicle and on the front dashboard show an individual approach the van and open the rear driver's side door to speak to the passenger. The passenger then holds a rifle up to Meitl's head and demands she give him everything, according to an affidavit from an FBI special agent.

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"He goes, 'This is a real gun, and I want everything you got,'" Meitl told KMBC.

Meitl tells the passenger that he's being recorded on camera, but he says he doesn't care. Meitl then turns around and grabs hold of the rifle. A struggle ensues, and the passenger tells the individual standing outside the car to beat Meitl up. The individual hits her in the face, in the back and in the back of the head. Meitl releases her grip from the rifle and that's when the passenger opens fire approximately 21 times. Both suspects then flee the scene, according to the affidavit.

Meitl said she couldn't feel the bullets as they hit her but the pain was unbearable.

"The bullet that hit my jaw, broke, shattered my jaw," she told KMBC. "The pain was so severe."

KMBC

Meitl said she remembers someone coming into the vehicle to ask if she was all right, and she told them she had been shot. Investigators later learned that it was one of the suspects who returned for his cellphone which he left in the backseat.

Police responded to the shooting and Meitl was transported to an area hospital in critical condition. Her condition continues to be critical with "substantial and serious bodily injuries," according to the affidavit.

Meitl said she knows there's a long road ahead for her recovery and she will need physical therapy, but she's trying to to remain positive. She's thankful to her family and friends as well as everyone who has taken care of her, she said.

"I didn't know actually how many friends I do have until now," Meitl told KMBC from her hospital room. "I'm grateful, I'm very grateful."

Police have identified 18-year-old Derron Nevels as the passenger in Meitl's car. Nevels was arrested on Dec. 10 and charged in federal court for the armed robbery and assault. If convicted, he could spend more than 30 years behind bars.

The federal public defenders who were assigned to represent Nevels did not immediately respond to ABC News' request for comment Friday morning.

Investigators are still searching for the second suspect.

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