Ex Mountie Vickers hailed after Parliament shooting
Ottawa honors Sergeant-at-Arms Kevin Vickers with standing ovation after he shot the Parliament gunman Michael Zehaf-Bibeau and helped secure the building. Prime Minister Stephen Harper praised the security force, while Constable Samearn Son was wounded but recovering.
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Zuckerberg speaks Mandarin at Tsinghua in Beijing dialogue
Facebook co founder Mark Zuckerberg addressed students at Tsinghua University in Beijing in a 30 minute chat delivered in Mandarin. He avoided direct reference to China’s Facebook ban while an indirect remark drew laughter during the Q and A. Zuckerberg noted Facebook helps Chinese firms in foreign markets and mentioned Lenovo ads in India.
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Mother cries for victims not son in Ottawa attack
Susan Bibeau, mother of the gunman Zehaf-Bibeau, says she sheds tears for the victims of the shooting rampage at Canada's Parliament, not for her son. Police confirm Zehaf-Bibeau acted alone after killing a soldier and storming Parliament. Kevin Vickers is credited with shooting the attacker outside MPs’ caucus rooms.
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