Oakland family pleads for surrender in sister’s fatal shooting
Police seek 14 year old Mario Toliver Jr of Oakland in the killing of his 17 year old sister Justice Toliver after an argument over laundry in Chinatown. relatives say the sibling quarrel escalated and the gun was fired. authorities warn the teen is armed and dangerous and have not recovered the weapon.
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NYC 9 11 museum opens to public in May
New York officials say the National 9 11 Memorial museum will open to the public in mid May at the World Trade Center underground site. Tickets go on sale in March with a $24 admission for most adults, a price critics say is high for families. If federal funding appears, officials may lower the price.
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Bombings Strike Cairo Killing Six in Capital Attacks
A series of four bombings hit Cairo including a car blast near the main security headquarters and a museum sparking clashes with Muslim Brotherhood supporters. Six people were killed as tensions rose after the July ouster of President Morsi and a crackdown on Islamists. violence spread to multiple districts and cities with10 dead in one Cairo neighborhood.
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Opposition calls for Yanukovych to resign amid protests
Ukraine's Yanukovych offered cabinet changes and amnesty while opposition leader Vitali Klitschko demanded the president's resignation. Demonstrations spread from Kyiv to many western cities as clashes and deaths intensified, with protesters occupying government buildings.
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Mexico City bans bottled water push with restaurant filters
Mexico City legislature passes a law requiring all 65,000 restaurants to install water filters within six months to offer free drinkable water. Health officials say the measure aims to reduce reliance on bottled water and soda amid urban health concerns and a nationwide obesity trend.
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Israel warns of growing jihadi threat from Syria
An Israeli intelligence official warns of a surge in al Qaida linked fighters in Syria, estimating over 30,000 active compared with about 2,000 two years ago. He says the fighters, a mix tied to global jihad, could expand the conflict and threaten Israel as the Assad regime fights for survival.
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