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Business Good Morning America
Men arrested at Starbucks were there for business meeting hoping to change 'our lives’
The two black men who were arrested at a Starbucks in downtown Philadelphia last week and accused of trespassing say they were there for a business meeting that they had hoped would change their lives. Rashon Nelson and Donte Robinson came forward this morning on ABC News' "Good Morning America" to publicly share their story for the first time. The 23-year-old entrepreneurs and longtime friends said they were waiting to meet a potential business partner at the Starbucks in Philadelphia's Rittenhouse Square neighborhood April 12 when a barista asked them whether they wanted to order anything.
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U.S. Newsweek
'Sully' Responds to Southwest Airlines Pilot Tammie Jo Shults Landing Plane, Recounts Processing Trauma
Tammie Jo Shults, the level-headed pilot praised as a hero for steering the Southwest Flight 1380 to safety after it suffered an engine blowout, has received additional praise from one of the few people on earth who knows what must have been going through her mind at the time. Chelsey “Sully” Sullenberger was the captain who managed to land US Airways Flight 1549 safely onto the Hudson River in Manhattan in 2009 when the plane suffered engine failure after hitting a flock of geese while flying over New York, saving all 155 people on board. Southwest Airlines pilot Tammie Jo Shults poses at MidAmerica Nazarene University in this handout photo received April 18, 2018.
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Science New York Post
‘Ghost net’ full of tangled sharks is a giant marine graveyard
Hundreds of sharks and other fish have been discovered dead after getting tangled in floating a “ghost net” in the Caribbean. British fisherman Dominick Martin-Mayes made the horrifying discovery off the Cayman Islands, where he and his friends found the “solid net of decomposing fish and sharks” on Monday afternoon. Heartbreaking photos show an Oceanic whitetip shark trapped in the outer web - one of up to 30 sharks believed to be floating in the vast weighted net measuring 40ft deep and 40ft wide. Martin-Mayes, also a diving instructor, told The Independent: “At first we thought it was a log, but as we got closer we could see it was a net with floats. “I jumped in the water first and was shocked
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U.S. ABC News
3-year-old girl accidentally shoots pregnant mother from backseat of car: Police
A 3-year-old girl accidentally shot her pregnant mother from the backseat of car Tuesday after the woman's boyfriend allegedly left the loaded gun there, according to police in northwest Indiana. The shooting happened Tuesday afternoon in Merrillville when the boyfriend walked into a store and left the loaded gun in the car between the console and the seat, Merrillville police chief Joseph Petruch told ABC News. The gun owner's pregnant girlfriend, whom police did not name, sat in the driver's seat in the parking lot with her children, ages 3 and 1, in the backseat, Petruch said. The 3-year-old girl got hold of the 9mm Glock 19 pistol while she was in the back, and the weapon discharged, hitting
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U.S. Fox News
Freak accident at Dairy Queen drive-thru leaves 74-year-old customer dead
Tragedy struck in a Dairy Queen drive-thru in Iowa, when a 74-year-old man was killed by his own truck as he tried to jumpstart the vehicle. On April 16, Curtis Schantz of Alburnett was in the drive-thru of the ice cream chain when his truck broke down, The Gazette reports. Authorities say Schantz got out of the truck and opened the hood in an attempt to fix the vehicle when it rolled forward, running him over before he could get out of the way. Suffering life-threatening injuries from the freak accident, Schantz was taken to a hospital where he later died, police said. The loss of the master electrician and longtime volunteer firefighter is being mourned all throughout Alburnett, KWWL reports.
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World Fox News Insider
Report: Trump Bashed at Meeting of Evangelical Leaders, Some Attendees Walked Out
President Trump was reportedly bashed at an invite-only meeting of evangelical leaders, and some attendees are said to have walked out. The purpose of the meeting at Wheaton College (Ill.) was to discuss the evangelical movement, but quickly switched to bashing the president, with many concerned that the movement is too closely linked to Trump. Jenna Browder, host of "Faith Nation" on the Christian Broadcasting Network said Thursday on "Fox & Friends" that some people actually walked out of the meeting when it turned political. "It was supposed to be a meeting about evangelism and faith. ... They really didn't realize what they were getting into," she explained. Her co-host, David Brody, added
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