Rounds of mixed news: homicide ruling and roller coaster scare
In New York, crowds rally after the medical examiner rules Eric Garner’s death a homicide, with calls for Officer Pantaleo’s arrest. In New Jersey, riders were unhurt as the Nitro coaster stalled mid ascent but the ride was cleared within an hour. In Los Angeles, repairs finish on a century-old water main burst at UCLA, with access restored and safety measures outlined.
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Daniel Pantaleo
Garner
Staten Island
Sharpton
Daniel Donovan
Donovan
Jackson
N.J
New Jersey
NBC New York
Asbury Park
Nitro
Los Angeles
UCLA
Famed
Pauley Pavilion
Sunset Boulevard
Los Angeles Department of Water and Power
Rebels raid Lebanese border town Arsal amid Syria spillover
Rebels crossed into Arsal Lebanon in a border raid killing two soldiers and seizing police as gunmen roamed the town. The army said some detainees were freed while promising to prevent Syria’s fighting from spilling further into Lebanon. Prime Minister Salam denounced the attack as a flagrant aggression.
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Syria
Lebanon
Arsal
Associated Press
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Tammam Salam
Imad Ahmad Jamaa
al-Qaida
Bashar Assad
Hezbollah
Assad
Israeli Soldier Declared Dead After Gaza Fighting
23 year old Hadar Goldin of the Givati infantry brigade was killed in battle amid a firefight that ended a temporary Gaza cease-fire. The death followed a Hamas ambush claim and sparked national mourning as Israel authorized scale back of operations and prepared for possible future actions.
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Gaza
Israel
Hamas
Hadar Goldin
Givati
Kfar Saba
Barack Obama
U.N
Ban Kimoon
Lebanon
Hezbollah
Cairo
Rafah
Benjamin Netanyahu
Gaza-Israel
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Ashraf al-Kidra
Yuval Steinitz
Channel 10
Steinitz
Beit Lahiya
U.S. doctor with Ebola in Atlanta for treatment
The first Ebola patient to reach the United States is admitted to Emory University Hospital. Dr Kent Brantly and Nancy Writebol will be treated in a dedicated isolation unit as experts stress zero public risk while handling the outbreak in Liberia.
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Africa
U.S
Emory University Hospital
Liberia
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
CDC
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Kent Brantly
Nancy Writebol
Emory