Virginia TV journalists shot dead live on air

Two US journalists have been shot dead during a live TV report in the state of Virginia, their employer has confirmed

WDBJ7 TV reporter Alison Parker, 24, and cameraman Adam Ward, 27, were killed during an interview in Moneta, Bedford County, the TV station said.

During the live broadcast, shots and the reporter's screams could be heard, and the camera fell to the ground.
Police say they are investigating the incident and still searching for the suspect.

Porn star stripper details 'terrifying' rough sex she had with disgraced Josh Duggar TWICE while his wife was pregnant with their fourth child

A porn star has told of how she twice had 'scary rough' sex with disgraced reality TV star Josh Duggar while his wife was pregnant with their fourth child.

In an interview conducted under a lie detector with magazine In Touch Weekly, porn star and stripper Danica Dillon makes explosive revelations about her time with Duggar.

She claims the TV star and 'devout' Christian visited her at a strip club where she was working, began 'eyeballing' her and then paid her 'thousands of dollars' to spend two nights together, a month apart.

Dillon, who describes herself on Twitter as 'the girl your husband dreams about', said she first met Duggar at the Gold Club in Philadelphia in March while she was performing there.

Duggar's wife Anna gave birth to their daughter Meredith Grace in July, meaning she would have been at least five months pregnant at the time.

Watch incredible moment Irish boxer takes on an entire Turkish mob - and wins

This is the incredible street fight that saw an Irish tourist take on an entire mob of angry Turkish shopkeepers - and win.

In the footage - reminiscent of a Kung Fu film - the locals swarm around the holidaymaker, attacking him with chairs and wooden poles.

But he is more than a match for them, ducking their blows before landing some knock out punches of his own.

Trouble started in İstanbul's Aksaray district when the big Irishman opened a shop fridge and all the bottles of water spilled out into the street.

My husband wants to die in my arms': Celine Dion reveals her husband Rene Angelil's heart-breaking request as he battles throat cancer

Celine Dion's husband wants to 'die in her arms.'

The My Heart Will Go On hitmaker's 73-year-old husband René Angélil is battling throat cancer and his final wish is to be with the singer when he passes away.

Recalling their conversation, she said: 'I'll say, "You're scared? I understand. Talk to me about it."'

Desperate family smash into tomb of pregnant teenager who woke up screaming and banging on her coffin after being buried ALIVE... only for her to die in hospital

Neysi Perez, 16, was initially pronounced dead after collapsing at her home

• The married teenager, who was pregnant, was buried in her wedding dress
• Her husband raised alarm after hearing her 'screaming for help' from coffin
• Footage shows family smashing concrete tomb, but she had no sign of life

A 'dead' teenager woke up in her coffin and screamed for help one day after she was buried – but died again before desperate relatives could save her.

Footage has emerged showing grieving family members breaking through the concrete tomb from where Neysi Perez, 16, had been heard 'banging and screaming'.

Relatives who removed the girl's corpse found that the glass viewing window on her coffin had been smashed and the tips of her fingers were bruised.

But despite efforts to revive her medics found no signs of life and she was later returned to the cemetery and reburied in the same mausoleum.

These animations of cities from space reveal a troubling new trend

Astronauts aboard the International Space Station are snapping photos of Earth at night, and the images are telling a troubling story.

Using the photos, a citizen science project called Cities at Night has discovered that most light-emitting diodes (LEDs) — which are touted for their energy-saving properties — actually make light pollution worse. The changes in some cities are so intense that space station crew members can tell the difference from orbit.

Tech Insider previously reported on Milan, Italy's LED light pollution, and have since received other before-and-after images of major metropolitan cities that have made the switch. We've turned astronauts' photos into animations, below. The results are as astonishing as they are mesmerizing.

Make no mistake — the stock market might still be crashing

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Monday was ugly.

After stocks saw their worst week in four years, markets started Monday deep in the red, with the Dow plummeting 1,089 points before recovering some of its losses. All of the major US indexes fell over 3% by the end of the day.

Tuesday feels like sunshine after a storm. Markets opened sharply higher, with the Dow up 390 points, the S&P 500 up nearly 2%, and the tech-heavy Nasdaq up over 3%.