Islamic African woman of Somali descent fatally shot in Washington DC by law enforcement officers after attempting to ram herself into the the White House and the U.S. Capitol Building - Wild car chase ends with suspect shot to death near U.S. Capitol

But it's NOT terrorism... No No No.... Just a crazy Islamic American Hating Somalian Shithead!

Right.....

Washington (CNN) -- A wild car chase Thursday that started near the White House ended minutes later in gunfire at the U.S. Capitol, creating a chaotic scene of blaring sirens, locked-down lawmakers and bystanders hitting the dirt.
The woman who drove the black Infiniti involved in the chase died from gunfire, police said, and a 1-year-old child in the car was in protective custody.
Two law enforcement officers were injured -- a Secret Service officer hit by the car near the White House, and a Capitol Police officer whose vehicle crashed during the chase, authorities said. The Capitol Police officer was listed in good condition at a local hospital.
The dramatic events brought a swarm of emergency vehicles to the Capitol complex and caused Congress and surrounding offices to be temporarily locked down.

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Gwyneth Paltrow leaves the blouse at home as she takes a stroll - She's no Karen Carpenter..... but close....

How low can you go?! Gwyneth Paltrow showed everyone who's "Boss" when she stepped out in a jaw-dropping black tuxedo and sky-high heels to shoot an upcoming Hugo Boss campaign in Los Angeles on Oct. 1, 2013. The only problem? It looks like the 41-year-old star forgot to put on a shirt underneath.

Natalie Laurin-Appleby, 26, Duluth MN woman enters fast lane as drag race driver

Natalie Laurin-Appleby, 26, placed second in the ICE (index class eliminator) 13.5 division at Brainerd International Raceway’s Muscle Car Shootout on Labor Day Weekend, one year removed from that poky quarter-mile run and taking second place in a powder-puff event.

Natalie Laurin-Appleby’s first trip down a drag strip didn’t threaten any land speed records.

Her speed wouldn’t even have qualified her for the fast lane down Interstate 35.

“It didn’t come very easy,” Laurin-Appleby said. “On my first run I went 68 mph down the quarter mile. It felt a lot faster than that, but after a while it got a little bit easier.”

And much speedier.

The 26-year-old Duluthian placed second in the ICE (index class eliminator) 13.5 division at Brainerd International Raceway’s Muscle Car Shootout on Labor Day Weekend, just a year removed from that poky quarter-mile run and taking second place in a powder-puff event.

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A News Outlet saying they are sorry about whamming a cop? WTMJ apologizes, issues retraction for alleging Milwaukee, WI Police Officer's misconduct

WTMJ-TV (Channel 4) has apologized for and retracted a story the station aired in May alleging misconduct by a Milwaukee police officer.

Anchor Mike Jacobs read the apology during the station's Tuesday 5 p.m. newscast.
The promotion for the story i mplied misconduct and criminal activity by Police Officer Matthew Knight, "even though staffers knew" he had been cleared of any wrongdoing. However, the story itself,  which aired May 6, stated that Knight was cleared of wrongdoing.

Knight sued the station and Journal Broadcast Group, which, like the Journal Sentinel, is owned by Journal Communications.
According to the apology, the story "left the wrong impression that Officer Knight was involved in inappropriate or wrongful behavior. He was not. Our promotion of that story, however, left you with the wrong impression. ... We sincerely apologize to Officer Knight, the hard-working Milwaukee police department and to you, our viewers."

Watch the apology here. 

According to a Journal Sentinel story from July 2, the station used surveillance video showing Knight using another man's PIN number to withdraw cash from an ATM.
According to the lawsuit, the man had smashed a taxicab window and the driver said he would not press charges if the man paid the driver $300. After the transaction, the man paid the driver who signed Knight's memo book as proof of payment.

A promotion aired by the station called the story, reported by Jermont Terry, an "explosive I-Team investigation." It added: "It's the video that will have everyone talking."

Watch the video of the promotion for the story below. And watch Police Chief Ed Flynn's press conference condemning the story, also below. After the statement, Terry can be heard questioning Flynn over the department's handling of the tape and the case.


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Questions about future linger after the Chicago Tribune meeting as printed newspapers are going bye-bye

Tribune Co.’s CEO Peter Liguori told employees in a companywide meeting Wednesday that to put a definitive price tag on any potential budget cuts was premature, leaving already anxious employees even more perplexed about the future.

Liguori led the 22-minute town hall meeting from WGN-TV studios at 2501 W. Bradley Place in Chicago. The meeting was broadcast to Tribune newsrooms and other company sites across the United States so employees could tune in.

“A lot of people went to this meeting expecting really solid information and didn’t get anything,” said one Chicago-based employee who would speak only on condition of anonymity. The employee described the meeting as “upbeat but vague.”

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At least 94 Colored African Muslims dead in migrant shipwreck off Italy

ROME — A ship carrying African migrants to Europe caught fire and capsized off the Italian island of Lampedusa on Thursday, killing at least 94 people as it spilled hundreds of passengers into the sea, officials said. Over 150 people were rescued but some 200 others were still unaccounted-for.

It was one of the deadliest accidents in recent times during the notoriously perilous Mediterranean Sea crossing from Africa for migrants seeking a new life in the European Union.

“We need only caskets, certainly not ambulances,” Pietro Bartolo, chief of health services on the island, told Radio 24. He gave the death toll of 94 but told Sky TG24 he expected that to rise as search operations continued.

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Little Village bartender shot as Chicago cops pull up

A gunman opened fire on a bartender outside a Little Village bar just as a police car was pulling up, and he was arrested after a two-block chase, authorities said. 

The 29-year-old man was in critical condition at Mount Sinai Hospital with wounds to his abdomen and groin. He was shot at the corner of 24th Street and Washtenaw Avenue about 11:40 p.m. Wednesday.

Ogden District officers patrolling Washtenaw Avenue heard the gunfire and saw the man running from the scene toward a car waiting behind the bar, police said.

They chased the gunman down an alley and through yards and caught him near 23rd and Rockwell streets. Police found a gun and its magazine along the chase route, authorities said. 

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