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Two houses in Patterson, New Jersey were flattened after one exploded and caught fire after a gas leak. Five firefighters were transported to the hospital with injuries.

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Two houses in Patterson, New Jersey, were flattened after one exploded and caught fire after a gas leak this morning, according to the Paterson Fire Department.

Authorities received a report of a gas odor in one of the homes just after 9 a.m., fire officials said at a news conference today. On arrival, firefighters and police officers reported hearing gas hissing from the house.

Authorities evacuated neighboring homes and buildings before the explosion occurred at 9:24 a.m. All 38 residents have been accounted for, police said.

Ten firefighters were transported to the hospital as a preventative measure and for evaluation of possible ear damage and other minor injuries, according to authorities. No civilians have been reported injured.

Gas and electricity were shut off in the area and firefighters were still working to put out a fire under the rubble late this morning, officials said.

The two buildings were multifamily homes, authorities said. The 11 people who lived in the houses are believed to be accounted for, authorities added.

Video taken by ABC station WABC in New York showed the houses reduced to rubble and debris on the street as emergency personnel responded to the scene. Firefighters appeared to have the fire under control.

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Before the blast, responding Paterson Fire Department personnel reported a heavy odor of gas at 16 Goshen Street, WABC reported. The station added that the first responders believed the gas was coming from the basement. The gas odor was so strong that they immediately called Public Service Electric and Gas, which serves the area.

The fire department "evacuated residents of 16 Goshen and adjacent homes as a PSE&G crew and service technician were responding," according to a statement from PSE&G.

The company added, "We have shut off the gas mains and electric service. At this time we do not know the cause of the explosion but will work with local officials to fully investigate."

Neighbors reported a boom, followed by flames and heavy smoke, WABC reported.

"There was a very gassy smell," Laura, who works at a nearby dental office, told WABC. "I walked out and saw a whole bunch of people running."

An investigation is ongoing, officials said.

Paterson Mayor Joey Torres said at a news conference early this afternoon that 56 residential homes within a 215-feet radius of the blast will be inspected.

Torres added that officials were glad there was no loss of life.

ABC News' Joshua Hoyos and Devin Villacis contributed to this report.

This is a developing story. Please check back for updates.

Get real-time updates as this story unfolds. To start, just "star" this story in ABC News' phone app. Download ABC News for iPhone here or ABC News for Android here.

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2 Houses Flattened After Explosion in New Jersey

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Two houses in Patterson, New Jersey, were flattened after one exploded and caught fire after a gas leak this morning, according to the Paterson Fire Department. Authorities received a report of a gas odor in one of the homes just after 9 a.m., fire officials said at a news conference today.

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QB Derek Carr pulled an upset against the Baltimore ravens and team mates call him the chosen one.

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Have the Oakland Raiders finally arrived at another era of playoff contention for the first time since reaching the Super Bowl in the 2002 season? The Silver and Black sure sound confident that they have the right quarterback to take them there.

"[Derek Carr] is the chosen one," said Raiders star linebacker Khalil Mack after Oakland's 28-27 victory at Baltimore on Sunday. "He did it again. He pulled it out for us. Defensively, we wanted to be sure we held it out for them at the end."

The Raiders (3-1) led most of the way on Sunday until the Ravens scored with 3:36 left in the game following a DeAndre Washington fumble that gave Baltimore the ball on the Raiders' 17-yard line.

On the ensuing possession, Carr led Oakland on a six-play, 66-yard scoring drive that culminated in a 23-yard strike to Michael Crabtree - their third touchdown connection on the day - for the winning score.

"Smart, tough and accurate," Raiders head coach Jack Del Rio said. "That's what we have in Derek Carr."

Carr also led a late comeback drive against the New Orleans Saints in Week 1. After that touchdown, Oakland gambled and won with a two-point conversion try that gave them a 35-34 lead and victory.

Carr currently boasts a 104.6 passer rating (fourth-best among qualified QBs) and ProFootballFocus' second-best QB grade (88.4) behind only the the Eagles' Carson Wentz, who is on a Week 4 bye.

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Khalil Mack calls QB Derek Carr 'the chosen one' after another Raiders rally

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Supreme Court rejects Obama administration request on immigration orders. The Supreme Court rejected Monday a request from the Obama administration to rehear a case concerning its executive actions on immigration, dealing another blow to the President's attempt to put in place programs aimed at helping more than 4 million undocumented immigrants.

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Two hot air balloons crashed in two separate incidents during the week-long Balloon Fiesta in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Source: KOAT

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North, South Korea trade threats over pre-emptive strike

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Kim K West was robbed at gun point

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"This guy is always in my shot!"

That's what Kim Kardashian captioned a photo she posted on Instagram Sunday featuring herself (of course) and her bodyguard, Pascal Douvier.

Just hours later, she was robbed at gunpoint in her Paris apartment of $10 million in jewelry and tied up in her bathroom by five masked gunmen.

This guy is always in my shot! pic.twitter.com/7LC6ewaYPO
- Kim Kardashian West (@KimKardashian) October 2, 2016

So where was Kardashian's security team, and, for that matter, the camera crew that follows her around day and night for "Keeping Up With the Kardashians," when she was robbed?

Douvier was photographed accompanying Kardashian's sisters Kourtney and Kendall at the Arc nightclub in Paris on Sunday night. Fox411's request for comment regarding the whereabouts of her security detail was not immediately answered.

Her "Keeping Up With the Kardashians" crew probably had the night off. A reality TV producer told us, "from a TV perspective, security is usually provided by the production during work hours, but the production isn't responsible for security when not working."

So how did someone know Kardashian was alone? Law enforcement experts we talked to say the heist is very unusual for such a public person, and wonder if it was an inside job.

Michael Levine, a police trial expert and former undercover DEA agent, said he thinks it was most likely orchestrated by someone close to the Kardashian team.

"I would say, beyond a reasonable certainty, based on what the media has published about the exclusivity of where the crime took place, that this is an inside job," Levine told FOX411. "That someone with intimate knowledge of both the Kardashian-Wests' habits as well as whatever security was involved at the mansion was directly responsible."

Kardashian's husband, the musician Kanye West, was giving a concert in New York when the robbery happened.

"There is some possibility that Kim and/or her husband were under surveillance in order to set up the crime; however, that is less likely due to the prevalence of security cameras pretty much wherever they were traveling," Levine added. "My best professional guess is that it was someone close to West/Kardashian with a lot of intimate knowledge and the ability to make some criminal contacts in France."

Kardashian's constant presence on social media could have also helped the perpetrators zero in, said Bruce Anderson, director of the cyber security company Cyber Intelligence & Investigations. "As far as Snapchat, Twitter, etc., it depends upon whether she has location services turned on or not as to whether she was leaking geolocation from that information," Anderson explained. "It is also possible if she showed a picture of her location. The other possibility is her phone could have been hacked. And the most likely is someone planned this robbery in advance, knew she was going to be at events in Paris, tailed her location, or utilized GPS trackers to track her to her location. There are lots of ways to get to information and track someone down. We do this all the time with suspects."

Kardashian, 35, kept anyone who follows her on social media apprised of her whereabouts while attending Paris Fashion Week last week. She continually shared pictures of her fashion, jewelry, and nights on the town, including one photo where she was flaunting a diamond encrusted grill and her diamond engagement ring.

FOX411 reached out to the FBI, which investigates crimes against U.S. citizens overseas, but did not receive immediate comment.

The mother of two was unharmed in the robbery, but was "very shaken," her rep told FOX411. After being interviewed by police in Paris, she reportedly boarded a private plane and headed back to the U.S.

Fox News.com Reporter and FOX411 host Diana Falzone covers celebrity news and interviews some of today's top celebrities and newsmakers. You can follow her on Twitter @dianafalzone.

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"This guy is always in my shot!" That's what Kim Kardashian captioned a photo she posted on Instagram Sunday featuring herself (of course) and her bodyguard, Pascal Douvier. Just hours later, she was robbed at gunpoint in her Paris apartment of $10 million in jewelry and tied up in her bathroom by five masked gunmen.

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Authorities say a missing 3-year-old boy has been found safe nearly 24 hours after he wandered into a cornfield in northeastern Wisconsin.

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Authorities say a missing 3-year-old boy has been found safe nearly 24 hours after he wandered into a cornfield in northeastern Wisconsin.

The Langlade County Sheriff's Office said Sunday morning that medical personnel were checking the boy, but he was alert, warming up and eating and drinking.

Hundreds of volunteers joined police from nearby cities to help search for the boy, who wandered away from his rural home near Antigo Saturday afternoon. The volunteer who found him, Tom Andraschko of Antigo, told Wausau Daily Herald Media ( http://wdhne.ws/2dkR46M ) the 3-year-old was terrified and sitting cross-legged on the ground.

Sheriff Bill Greening says the boy was playing outside when he wandered away from family members and into the cornfield.

Greening says several helicopters, drones and police dogs were used in the search.

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Toddler found alive after getting lost in cornfield for nearly 24 hours

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Authorities say a missing 3-year-old boy has been found safe nearly 24 hours after he wandered into a cornfield in northeastern Wisconsin. The Langlade County Sheriff's Office said Sunday morning that medical personnel were checking the boy, but he was alert, warming up and eating and drinking.

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Court overturns 12 million dollar sexual abuse on a boy scout.

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Taliban launches major assault on Afghan city of Kunduz

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Mahfoz Akhbari, spokesman for the chief of Kunduz police, said battles continued in and around the city where Taliban fighters were using civilian homes to launch attacks.

Forty Taliban fighters have been killed, he added.

On Monday, the Taliban launched a pre-dawn raid on the city, which it had briefly captured in September 2015.

Fatima Aziz, a member of Afghan parliament from Kunduz, described the security situation as "very bad" on Tuesday morning.

"They [Taliban] are coming into people's houses all of the night -- they want a place to stay under the house. The Taliban is taking food from families," Aziz told CNN.

Faisal Noori, a local television reporter based in Kunduz, told CNN Tuesday evening that gunfire could still be heard "everywhere in the city."

"All the shops are closed down. People do not have enough food to eat and water to drink. Even the electricity is cut," said Noori.

Sediq Sediqi, spokesman for the Ministry of Interior, said Tuesday that more than 100 special forces had been deployed to clear Kunduz of Taliban militants in an operation that was still ongoing.

The attack on Kunduz comes as President Ashraf Ghani is in Brussels for an important aid meeting where he will attempt to secure funding from the international community and defend his track record on reform.

Threat downplayed

On Monday it was unclear which parts of the city the Taliban had seized.

Shukria Paiman Ahmadi, a member of parliament who represents the area told CNN, "The Taliban have overrun important parts of Kunduz city and taken control of the city center." She was in the capital, Kabul, but had spoken to people in the city, she said.

A tweet from the US-led NATO mission Monday said there was "increased Taliban activity" in Kunduz. On Tuesday, it said the government was in control.

Earlier Monday, both Afghan and US officials had downplayed the threat.

"This time, the Taliban won't be able to capture any part of Kunduz," said Mahfoz Akbari, spokesman for the police in Kunduz, told CNN by phone.

US Brigadier General Charles Cleveland characterized the current clashes in Kunduz as "ongoing sporadic fighting."

"We are not observing evidence via our internal means to support the reports that Kunduz is under significant attack," he wrote in an email to CNN.

Memories of 2015 attack

A Taliban spokesman and Afghan government officials gave similar descriptions of how militants launched a pre-dawn attack on the city from four different directions.

"Our Mujahideen are advancing rapidly inside Kunduz," Taliban spokesman Zabiullah Mujahid claimed in a statement to CNN.

An aid worker said that memories of Taliban attack in 2015 had spurred huge numbers of people to flee.

"A lot of people who fled Kunduz last year at this time when the Taliban had taken over the city returned to Kunduz. So the number of people trying to flee again today was huge," Ehsanullah Sadiqi told CNN Monday, speaking by phone from Kunduz.

Longest foreign conflict in US history

The US is approaching the 15th anniversary of its war against the Taliban in Afghanistan. It is the longest foreign conflict in US history.

The US military is reducing its footprint on the ground to roughly 8,500 troops from peaks of more than 100,000 servicemen and women just a few years ago.

But US forces have carried out more than 700 airstrikes in the first eight months of 2016 in large part to support Afghan troops on the ground.

Despite this air support, the Western-backed Afghan military is suffering some of its worst casualties yet.

"We believe that there has been a 20% increase in ANDSF [Afghan National Defense and Security Forces] casualties, so far this year compared to this time in 2015," wrote Colonel Michael Lawhorn, Director of Public Affairs for US Forces Afghanistan, in an email to CNN.

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Mahfoz Akhbari, spokesman for the chief of Kunduz police, said battles continued in and around the city where Taliban fighters were using civilian homes to launch attacks. Forty Taliban fighters have been killed, he added. On Monday, the Taliban launched a pre-dawn raid on the city, which it had briefly captured in September 2015.

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Critics say a combination of federal and local policies is being blamed for rolling out the red carpet for illegal immigrants, some of whom have committed violent crimes, allowing them to pour into a Long Island, N.Y., neighborhood where four teens have been murdered in recent weeks.

Federal policy that allows Central American children apprehended by Border Patrol to be placed with illegal immigrant sponsors has sent thousands of teens to the region in recent years. While most don't arrive as hardened gang members, many are placed in homes with little supervision, say critics.

"It should not be surprising that when these kids are allowed to enter illegally and then are placed in the custody of someone who is here illegally, they do not have much of an interest in complying with the process," said Jessica Vaughan, director for policy studies for the Center for Immigration Studies.

Compounding matters for some communities on Long Island, which has been plagued with violent crimes from the notorious El Salvadoran gang MS-13, is Suffolk County's status as a sanctuary county. The Center for Immigration Studies reports that Sheriff Vincent DeMarco, who could not be reached for comment, refuses to honor Immigration and Customs Enforcement detainers without a warrant.

Vaughan noted that illegal immigrants have a big incentive to sign up as sponsors of unaccompanied children, whether they are family or not: Doing so shields them from deportation.

Curtis Sliwa, founder of the community protection group the Guardian Angels, said Suffolk County being a sanctuary region only empowers MS-13.

"Sanctuary will have a great impact on safety in Suffolk County as long as gang bangers are allowed to prey on their own people," says Sliwa, referring to the MS-13 primarily targeting Central American migrants for gang membership.

Known for patrolling subway platforms in New York City, Sliwa has now deployed Guardian Angels to bucolic communities on eastern Long Island, where violent crime at the hands of MS-13 is rising.

Vaughan and others claim the situation is a recruiting pipeline for MS-13, and Suffolk County has seen a rise of the notorious and violent gang. Last month, Nisa Mickens and Kayla Cuevas, both 15, were brutally murdered. Days after the teens were found beaten to death, the skeletal remains of 19-year-old Oscar Acosta and 15-year-old Miguel Garcia-Moran were discovered, all allegedly linked, according to the Suffolk County Police Department, to this violent clique -- sparking community outrage.

Vaughan has observed, through close analysis of immigration court records, that about half of the children are not showing up to their hearings.

"When they do, they typically are ordered to be deported, but under current policies, they are not a high priority to be tracked down for enforcement, unless they are convicted of a serious crime," she says. "The Obama administration's approach to dealing with the surge in illegal alien minors from Central America has been nothing short of a disaster for many communities."

She said most of the children are not qualified for any kind of legal status here and are likely to be non-compliant with immigration regulations, especially when housed with an illegal immigrant.

"When that happens, they are usually ordered removed in absentia, but then ICE has to track them down, which isn't easy and requires a lot of resources," she says.

Between 2013 and 2015, ICE had deported 5,834 people who entered the country as unaccompanied children, but by the time the feds catch up to them they are well into their adult years and have already committed a violent crime.

Mark Weber, spokesman for the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, said the goal of the program is to place the children with their parents or family members who are already in the country -- regardless of their immigration status.

"Last year, 55 percent of children were released to a parent, 36 percent were released to a close family member and the remaining 9 percent were released to a distant or non-relative sponsor," says Weber.

Weber says he does not have updated figures on how many children were placed with illegal immigrant sponsors, which includes home visits and follow-up calls once the child has been placed with the sponsor.

However, the statistics posted on the HHS website tell part of the story.

According to the HHS website, in fiscal year 2015 only 1,895 home visits were conducted out of 33,726 referrals made by DHS.

Vaughan expressed little confidence in the follow-up phone call system, saying there is no way to monitor the progress of the child.

Over the past four years alone, 225,725 unaccompanied Central American children have entered the United States -- with nearly 3,500 of them being placed in Suffolk County between October 2013 and July 2016.

"This influx has strained school systems in many places, and even worse, the lax oversight has enabled criminal gangs, especially MS-13, and trafficking organizations to bring in kids to boost their numbers," Vaughan says. "The federal agencies and their contractors have failed in their responsibility to ensure the welfare of these kids; in fact, they admit that they have completely lost track of most of these teenagers."

Sliwa expressed frustration with politicians who are obsessed with preventing ISIS attacks while gangs such as MS-13 wreak havoc around the nation and HHS continues the flood of Central American children in communities that are not prepared for the fallout.

"All you hear is crickets from both sides of the aisle," says Sliwa. "Politicians don't get gangs."

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According to CNN affiliate KTUL, the family of Terence Crutcher, the man killed by Shelby, was in the courtroom.

"Today was just the first step toward the justice that we want for Terence and his family, and we look forward to the next court hearing to continue to move forward in this process," attorney Demario Solomon-Simmons told the Tulsa-based station.

The case drew national attention after police released videos showing Crutcher walking on the road with his arms in the air before the shooting. He returned to his SUV, which was stopped in the middle of the road, and was next to the driver's door when he was shot.

No weapon was found.

The criminal complaint against Shelby said her "fear resulted in her unreasonable actions which led her to shooting" Crutcher, 40. She is accused of "unlawfully and unnecessarily" shooting him after he did not comply with her "lawful orders."

The incident was recorded on dashboard camera and from a police helicopter.

Scott Wood, an attorney representing Shelby, has said there's more to the story than the videos.

Days after the September 16 incident, Wood said Shelby thought Crutcher was retrieving a weapon from his car when she opened fire. She had yelled repeatedly that he should get down and stop walking, Wood said. But Crutcher kept going, placing his hands in his pockets, where she also feared there could be a weapon, Wood said.

A preliminary hearing date has been set for late November, the Tulsa County Clerk of Courts office said.

The possible penalty for conviction on first-degree manslaughter in Oklahoma is four years to life, according to Susan Witt, the spokeswoman for the district attorney's office.

CNN's Ana Cabrera, Catherine E. Shoichet and Sheena Jones contributed to this report.

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In April, Mr Putin said the US was failing to fulfil its obligations to destroy plutonium. Instead, he argued, the US reprocessing method allowed plutonium to be extracted and used again in nuclear weapons.

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Russia suspends weapons-grade plutonium deal with US

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In April, Mr Putin said the US was failing to fulfil its obligations to destroy plutonium. Instead, he argued, the US reprocessing method allowed plutonium to be extracted and used again in nuclear weapons.

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Montana hiker survives 2 attacks by the same bear, he made a video after the first attack. Then got attacked again. He drove himself to the hospital. In Montana

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"Bear spray doesn't always work. But its better than nothing" Bozeman, Montana's Todd Orr is one tough SOB!

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tension between moscow and washington are rising because of a weapons grade plutonium disposal deal that putin decided to cancel. This was talking about the disposal of 34 metric tons or 17000 warheads worth of nuclear material

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Kim Kardashian West held at gunpoint in $10M robbery in Paris
by men dressed as police officers in a private apartment in Paris, French officials said.

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A spokeswoman for Kardashian West said the celebrity was "badly shaken but physically unharmed" following the incident, which took place early Monday morning local time.

Kardashian was staying at an apartment inside a luxury private mansion that can be rented out for days or weeks at a time.

The French Interior Ministry said five men threatened the mansion concierge with a weapon, handcuffed him and forced him to open the private apartment.

Two of the men were able to gain entry to Kardashian West's room, according to the Paris prosecutor's office, and a gun was held to her head.

A source familiar with the situation told CNN that Kardashian West pleaded for her life as she was threatened with the gun, and was bound and forced into a bathtub. Tape was placed over mouth.

Kardashian's two children, North West and Saint West, were in New York at the time, the source said.

The men took two cell phones and jewelry worth millions of dollars, according to the Interior Ministry. But only one of the phones belonged to Kardashian West, the source told CNN.

Jewelry, phones stolen

The prosecutor's office said a ring worth an estimated 4 million euros ($4.49 million) and other jewelry worth about 5 million euros ($5.6 million) were among the items stolen.

Kardashian West was in France for Paris Fashion Week, along with her mother, Kris Jenner, and sisters Kourtney Kardashian and Kendall Jenner. Kris Jenner was staying at a nearby hotel at the time of the robbery, while the sisters were at a nightclub, along with Kardashian West's security detail.

The French Interior Ministry said no one was hurt during the incident and that the men did not fire their weapons.

The first to arrive on the scene after the incident were other mansion guests, a source close to Kardashian West told CNN.

Kardashian West left France later Monday after speaking with police, an Interior Ministry representative told CNN.

Kanye cancels show

Her husband, rapper Kanye West, abruptly left his set early at the Meadows Festival in New York Sunday night after telling the audience there had been a "family emergency."

The Meadows NYC's official Twitter account confirmed West would not be coming back to finish his set.

Concert attendees shared videos of the abrupt departure. The crowd gasped in surprise.

"Dude just ran on stage and grabbed Kanye and he said, 'Sorry guys, family emergency I have to leave the show' and just ran off the stage," Twitter user Joe Berg said.

"It was wild, too, because Kanye ignored the dude at first like on some 'I can't leave' and dude wouldn't leave without Kanye leaving with him."

CNN's Frank Pallotta was at the concert and tweeted that people were shocked at the way it "just ended."

Just a few hours before the robbery, Kardashian West attended the Givenchy runway show where her sister Kendall was walking. Kim and Kanye are very close with Givenchy's creative director, Riccardo Tisci. "Kimye," as the couple is collectively known, visit Paris regularly and also held part of their lavish wedding there in 2014. The couple hosted their rehearsal dinner at Versailles, with Lana Del Rey performing.

Earlier in the day, Kardashian West posted a picture of her outfit on Instagram with the caption, "Details."

It hasn't been an easy week for the reality star. In Paris Wednesday, Kardashian West was rushed by prankster Vitalii Sediuk, who tried to kiss her famous rear end. Sediuk, who has pranked celebrities such as Bradley Cooper, Will Smith and Gigi Hadid, was immediately tackled by her bodyguard.

CNN's Camille Verdier contributed to this report.

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A spokeswoman for Kardashian West said the celebrity was "badly shaken but physically unharmed" following the incident, which took place early Monday morning local time. Kardashian was staying at an apartment inside a luxury private mansion that can be rented out for days or weeks at a time.

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52 dead from a stampede.
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ISIS sniper kills a dutch journalist in Libya.

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Freelance photojournalist Jeroen Oerlemans was shot in the chest and died immediately, said the spokesman, Reda Essa.

In 2012, Oerlemans was kidnapped in Syria by militants, but released after a week.

The Netherlands' ambassador to Libya, Eric Strating, saluted Oerlemans' work when tweeting condolences.

The Committee to Protect Journalists noted that Oerlemans' death marked at least the 10th journalist, along with one media worker, killed in the Libyan conflict since it began in 2011.

"Journalists have recently begun returning in greater numbers to Libya to cover the conflict and political upheaval but it remains an extraordinarily dangerous place," said CPJ Deputy Executive Director Robert Mahoney. "The death of Jeroen Oerlemans is a reminder that those who bring us images and video from the front lines often pay the heaviest price."

Oerelmans and another photojournalist, John Cantlie, who worked for the Sunday Times of London, were held by militants in Syriafrom July 17-26, 2012. A Briton, Shajul Islam, was accused in a British court of having "unlawfully and injuriously imprisoned" the two photographers.

The coastal city of Sirte is one of ISIS' last strongholds in Libya, and US-backed militias have been conducting an offensive that has put it in danger of losing the foothold. Al-Bunyan Al-Marsous is the umbrella organization for the militias' military offensive in Sirte.

Consequently, ISIS snipers as well as IEDs have been playing even more of a role as the jihadist forces have dug in to their shrinking territory.

One doctor explained that ISIS fighters are trying to make sure their targets -- if they don't die -- will not be able to fight again.

"The snipers attack usually the spine here. They choose to fire at the spine because brain injury and heart injury if he survived, he's going to fight again," Nabeel Aqoub, a doctor working in Sirte, told CNN in September.

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more than 52 people dead because of an stamped in central Ethiopia after police fired a warning shots at a holy festival Sunday.

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Reality TV star Kim Kardashian West has left France after being held at gunpoint and robbed by men dressed as police officers in a private apartment in Paris, French officials said.

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Kim Kardashian was robbed at gun point for 10 million in jewelry.

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A spokeswoman for Kardashian West said the celebrity was "badly shaken but physically unharmed" following the incident, which took place early Monday morning local time.

Kardashian was staying at an apartment inside a luxury private mansion that can be rented out for days or weeks at a time.

The French Interior Ministry said five men threatened the mansion concierge with a weapon, handcuffed him and forced him to open the private apartment.

Two of the men were able to gain entry to Kardashian West's room, according to the Paris prosecutor's office, and a gun was held to her head.

A source familiar with the situation told CNN that Kardashian West pleaded for her life as she was threatened with the gun, and was bound and forced into a bathtub. Tape was placed over mouth.

Kardashian's two children, North West and Saint West, were in New York at the time, the source said.

The men took two cell phones and jewelry worth millions of dollars, according to the Interior Ministry. But only one of the phones belonged to Kardashian West, the source told CNN.

Jewelry, phones stolen

The prosecutor's office said a ring worth an estimated 4 million euros ($4.49 million) and other jewelry worth about 5 million euros ($5.6 million) were among the items stolen.

Kardashian West was in France for Paris Fashion Week, along with her mother, Kris Jenner, and sisters Kourtney Kardashian and Kendall Jenner. Kris Jenner was staying at a nearby hotel at the time of the robbery, while the sisters were at a nightclub, along with Kardashian West's security detail.

The French Interior Ministry said no one was hurt during the incident and that the men did not fire their weapons.

The first to arrive on the scene after the incident were other mansion guests, a source close to Kardashian West told CNN.

Kardashian West left France later Monday after speaking with police, an Interior Ministry representative told CNN.

Kanye cancels show

Her husband, rapper Kanye West, abruptly left his set early at the Meadows Festival in New York Sunday night after telling the audience there had been a "family emergency."

The Meadows NYC's official Twitter account confirmed West would not be coming back to finish his set.

Concert attendees shared videos of the abrupt departure. The crowd gasped in surprise.

"Dude just ran on stage and grabbed Kanye and he said, 'Sorry guys, family emergency I have to leave the show' and just ran off the stage," Twitter user Joe Berg said.

"It was wild, too, because Kanye ignored the dude at first like on some 'I can't leave' and dude wouldn't leave without Kanye leaving with him."

CNN's Frank Pallotta was at the concert and tweeted that people were shocked at the way it "just ended."

Just a few hours before the robbery, Kardashian West attended the Givenchy runway show where her sister Kendall was walking. Kim and Kanye are very close with Givenchy's creative director, Riccardo Tisci. "Kimye," as the couple is collectively known, visit Paris regularly and also held part of their lavish wedding there in 2014. The couple hosted their rehearsal dinner at Versailles, with Lana Del Rey performing.

Earlier in the day, Kardashian West posted a picture of her outfit on Instagram with the caption, "Details."

It hasn't been an easy week for the reality star. In Paris Wednesday, Kardashian West was rushed by prankster Vitalii Sediuk, who tried to kiss her famous rear end. Sediuk, who has pranked celebrities such as Bradley Cooper, Will Smith and Gigi Hadid, was immediately tackled by her bodyguard.

CNN's Camille Verdier contributed to this report.

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Emanuella Grinberg, Chloe Melas and Joe Sutton, CNN

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Kim Kardashian West in New York after robbery

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A spokeswoman for Kardashian West said the celebrity was "badly shaken but physically unharmed" following the incident, which took place early Monday morning local time. Kardashian was staying at an apartment inside a luxury private mansion that can be rented out for days or weeks at a time.