It was their first real family vacation. Greg and Sarah Moyers had been saving for months to take their two young daughters from their small town in Missouri to Florida. They visited Disney World, Universal Studios and were on their way to the beach when everything came to a halt Sunday. A vehicle drifted into their lane on Interstate 4 near DeLand and caused them to veer off the road and hit a tree about 12:30 p.m., according to the Florida Highway Patrol. Both parents died. Their girls, Hailey, 13, and Sophia, 8, were taken to the hospital with serious injuries. The driver of the other vehicle, 43-year-old Charles King of New London, N.C., was uninjured. "Their kids were their world. They were
Orlando SentinelFitness magnate, twice previously arrested for DUI, was speeding and had been drinking before the wreck.
The DriveOn Sunday's episode of Rob & Chyna, the couple headed to D.C. to visit Blac Chyna's mom for the Fourth of July. The episode started off with Chyna chatting with her mom, Tokyo Toni, about their upcoming plans. "This D.C. trip means so much to me and if Rob doesn't go this could be a make or break in our relationship," Chyna told the camera.
PeopleThree bodies have been found in the sea about 23 miles southeast of the Florida Keys. The U.S. Coast Guard on Saturday said it received a report around 10:45 a.m. of a person in the water off Islamorada. An airplane later found a body, and a Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission aircraft located to others at 2:28 p.m. The Coast Guard says crews are searching the area for any other bodies, or survivors.
ABC NewsAfter taking home a gold medal at the Olympics and winning America's hearts on the latest season of Dancing with the Stars, Laurie Hernandez is a star in her own right. A woman shaking hands with Hernandez says she wants to introduce a "friend" of hers, then Kelly turns the corner and the Olympic champion can barely believe her eyes.
PeoplePhil Mickelson wasn't happy with the PGA Tour's course setup for the Tour Championship, and he let everyone know. After his final round, Mickelson was critical of the PGA Tour's setup ahead of this week's Ryder Cup because of the thickness of the rough. After a Sunday 66, Mickelson finished in 22nd place. The PGA of America runs the Ryder Cup when it's hosted in the United States, and the European tour runs the event when it's held in Europe.
GolfIt makes a little more sense now why New York Giants receiver Odell Beckham Jr. said he would walk away if things get a little too intense between he and Washington cornerback Josh Norman on Sunday: Beckham doesn’t have much choice.
Shutdown CornerThe United States accused Russia of “barbarism” in Syria on Sunday as warplanes supporting Syrian government forces pounded Aleppo and Moscow said ending the civil war was almost “impossible”. A diplomatic solution to the fighting looked unlikely as U.S. and Russian diplomats disagreed at a U.N. Security Council meeting called to discuss the violence, which has escalated since a ceasefire collapsed last week. Rebels, who are battling President Bashar al-Assad’s forces for control of Aleppo, said any peace process would be futile unless the “scorched earth bombing” stopped immediately. Capturing the rebel-held half of Syria’s largest city, where more than 250,000 civilians are trapped, would be the biggest victory of the civil war for Assad’s forces. They have achieved their strongest position in years thanks to Russian and Iranian support and launched a fresh offensive for a decisive battlefield victory on Thursday. Residents and rebels say thousands have been killed in the new strikes. “What Russia is sponsoring and doing is not counter terrorism, it is barbarism,” U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, Samantha Power, told the 15-member council. See more news-related photo galleries and follow us on Yahoo News Photo Tumblr.
Yahoo News PhotoA man shot another man dead Sunday inside a Las Vegas Starbucks and the suspect left along with people being evacuated but was arrested later, police said. At least a dozen customers and workers were inside the store when the suspect got into an argument with the victim and opened fire, said Las Vegas police Lt. Dan McGrath. It was not clear whether the two men knew each other. The incident was initially reported to authorities as a hostage situation. When police arrived, they found the wounded man and he was taken to a hospital where he died. McGrath said the suspect was among people in a crowd evacuated from the Starbucks but was taken into custody later. Someone at the scene made a comment
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