CCTV footage that emerged Thursday showed how a fisherman's lightning-quick reflexes saved the life of two-year-old Ali Ceyhan, whose stroller was speeding down a hill in the southwestern Turkish city of Bodrum and was just seconds from plunging over the side of a steep slope. Footage originally recorded Wednesday shows the man dropping his phone to run into the street to snatch the speeding stroller.
Saturday, January 17, 2015
Belgian Soldiers Patrol Antwerp's Jewish Quarter
Belgian paratroopers fanned out Saturday to guard possible terror targets across the country, including some buildings within the Jewish quarter of the port city of Antwerp, amid heightened security threat. Read more: Belgium sends troops to Jewish sites, Britain boosts patrols amid raised terror fears
It was the first time in 30 years that authorities used troops to reinforce police in Belgium’s cities, and came a day after anti-terror raids netted dozens of suspects across Western Europe.
Belgium has increased its terror warning to 3, the second-highest, following the anti-terror raids of Thursday which left two suspects dead amid fears they had been planning imminent attacks on police and their office.
French, German, Belgian and Irish police had at least 30 suspects behind bars on Friday and in Brussels, authorities said a dozen searches led to the seizure of four Kalashnikov assault rifles, hand guns and explosives. Several police uniforms were also found, which Belgian authorities said suggested the plotters had intended to masquerade as police officers.
The seizures followed an anti-terrorism sweep on Thursday in and around Brussels and the eastern industrial city of Verviers in which two suspects were killed in a firefight and a third wounded. Authorities said the follow-up operation netted several returnees from Islamic holy war in Syria.
Some 150 paratroopers were watching synagogues in Antwerp, the Jewish Museum in Brussels and other selected building across the nations. The figure could be double in the coming days until the situation will be reviewed next week.
It was the first time in 30 years that authorities used troops to reinforce police in Belgium’s cities, and came a day after anti-terror raids netted dozens of suspects across Western Europe.
Belgium has increased its terror warning to 3, the second-highest, following the anti-terror raids of Thursday which left two suspects dead amid fears they had been planning imminent attacks on police and their office.
French, German, Belgian and Irish police had at least 30 suspects behind bars on Friday and in Brussels, authorities said a dozen searches led to the seizure of four Kalashnikov assault rifles, hand guns and explosives. Several police uniforms were also found, which Belgian authorities said suggested the plotters had intended to masquerade as police officers.
The seizures followed an anti-terrorism sweep on Thursday in and around Brussels and the eastern industrial city of Verviers in which two suspects were killed in a firefight and a third wounded. Authorities said the follow-up operation netted several returnees from Islamic holy war in Syria.
Some 150 paratroopers were watching synagogues in Antwerp, the Jewish Museum in Brussels and other selected building across the nations. The figure could be double in the coming days until the situation will be reviewed next week.
Friday, January 16, 2015
Dudu Fisher Sings משה'לע מיין פריינד
At cantorial concert in memory of mayor Slomo lahat of tel aviv,
Terrifying Tire Crash Into Windshield
It's every driver's worst nightmare. Captured in 20 seconds of chill-inducing video.
Andrew Sukhdeo was lucky enough to walk away unscathed after a wheel came flying off of a car travelling in the opposite direction on Highway 401 near Ajax, ON this week.
"I saw the tire just as it bounced for the first time and I was trying to calculate where it was going to come down but everything was just happening so quickly that there was just no time to react or think. I just kind of ducked," Sukhdeo told CTV.
All considered, things could have been worse. Sukhdeo told CP24 that he walked away with nothing more than the need for a new sunroof and windshield for his Toyota Corolla.
Andrew Sukhdeo was lucky enough to walk away unscathed after a wheel came flying off of a car travelling in the opposite direction on Highway 401 near Ajax, ON this week.
"I saw the tire just as it bounced for the first time and I was trying to calculate where it was going to come down but everything was just happening so quickly that there was just no time to react or think. I just kind of ducked," Sukhdeo told CTV.
All considered, things could have been worse. Sukhdeo told CP24 that he walked away with nothing more than the need for a new sunroof and windshield for his Toyota Corolla.
Terrorism Has Brooklyn Residents On Edge
Following a recent wave of anti-Semitic attacks across Europe, people in Brooklyn are worried about their streets, their schools and their synagogues, and say now is the time to hire additional protection.
Thursday, January 15, 2015
High Speed Car Wash
A very close call was caught on camera a local car wash.
“That’s a whole new level of Quick Quack,” Mitch Shiveley, Site Manager of Quick Quack Car Wash in Sacramento, CA on Bicentennial Circle said.
Friday, a 94 year-old man paid for this wash, then suddenly blasted through to the wash area at 40 miles per hour, taking workers by surprise.
Cars are usually in neutral when they enter the wash, and get pulled in through a conveyor system, until they get pushed out to the vacuum area. But this car crashed straight into the vacuums.
No one was injured, but employees said it was close.
“That’s a whole new level of Quick Quack,” Mitch Shiveley, Site Manager of Quick Quack Car Wash in Sacramento, CA on Bicentennial Circle said.
Friday, a 94 year-old man paid for this wash, then suddenly blasted through to the wash area at 40 miles per hour, taking workers by surprise.
Cars are usually in neutral when they enter the wash, and get pulled in through a conveyor system, until they get pushed out to the vacuum area. But this car crashed straight into the vacuums.
No one was injured, but employees said it was close.
Lumberjack Near Hit
While trying to trim some trees down, this lumberjack decided to get some help from a family member. Unfortunately, the rope didn't completely pull the tree causing it to nail the lumberjack.
Where the hell did that chainsaw go?
Where the hell did that chainsaw go?
Yosemite Free-Climb Duo Reach El Capitan Summit
Nineteen days. Three thousand feet of some of the hardest climbing in the world. And just their bare hands and sticky-soled shoes to get them up the granite-faced monster known as the Dawn Wall.
Many other people had climbed El Capitan in Yosemite National Park. None of them ever reached the top after free climbing the Dawn Wall as Tommy Caldwell and Kevin Jorgeson did Wednesday.
The two began climbing on December 27 and didn't come off the wall until the finished. They slept in hanging cots. Others sent them food when they needed it. They had safety ropes for the times they lost hold.
Many other people had climbed El Capitan in Yosemite National Park. None of them ever reached the top after free climbing the Dawn Wall as Tommy Caldwell and Kevin Jorgeson did Wednesday.
The two began climbing on December 27 and didn't come off the wall until the finished. They slept in hanging cots. Others sent them food when they needed it. They had safety ropes for the times they lost hold.
Wednesday, January 14, 2015
IDF Chief Cantor Shai Abramson - Velirushalayim Ircha
at a Concert in Petah Tikva on December 28 2014.
Hockey Player Clotheslines Himself With His Own Stick
Mitchell Skiba has given the sports world its first fail of 2015.
Skiba, a junior hockey player from northern Michigan, was ejected from a recent game and he inexplicably decided to flip his stick horizontally while skating through the narrow doorway. It was a bad decision.
The stick didn’t give, and Skiba, who plays for the Alpena Flyers, wound up clotheslining himself and his momentum knocked him right off of his feet and onto his rear-end.
Skiba quickly got up off the ground and hustled back to the locker room, leaving the stick on the ice.
Skiba, a junior hockey player from northern Michigan, was ejected from a recent game and he inexplicably decided to flip his stick horizontally while skating through the narrow doorway. It was a bad decision.
The stick didn’t give, and Skiba, who plays for the Alpena Flyers, wound up clotheslining himself and his momentum knocked him right off of his feet and onto his rear-end.
Skiba quickly got up off the ground and hustled back to the locker room, leaving the stick on the ice.
Giant Hippo Stalks Speedboat
Footage taken from a speed boat in the Kafue National Park in Zambia has captured the moment they were chased by a humongous hippopotamus.
It shows the moment the incredibly fast and hungry hippo started to stalk the boat causing a wave of water in its wake. as it started to inch closer the boat picked up speed - and just in the nick of time.
The gigantic hippo was filmed launching out of the water just metres from the people on board the boat and crashed back into the water.
It shows the moment the incredibly fast and hungry hippo started to stalk the boat causing a wave of water in its wake. as it started to inch closer the boat picked up speed - and just in the nick of time.
The gigantic hippo was filmed launching out of the water just metres from the people on board the boat and crashed back into the water.
Inside a Google Data Center
Joe Kava, Vice President of Data Centers at Google, takes the viewer on a tour of the South Carolina data center. Joe is responsible for managing the teams globally that design, build, and operate Google's Data Centers and for the environmental health & safety, sustainability and carbon offsets of the data centers.
Very few people have the security to step into the data centers and those that do are extremely excited about what they do and the services that they provide to people. Joe does an amazing job at discussing the levels of security at the center as well as the "jobs" behind the world's most well-known search engine.
Very few people have the security to step into the data centers and those that do are extremely excited about what they do and the services that they provide to people. Joe does an amazing job at discussing the levels of security at the center as well as the "jobs" behind the world's most well-known search engine.
Water Main Break Causes Gas Station Canopy to Collapse
Water shot out like a geyser from a main break causing a gas station canopy to collapse in north Tulsa. No one was hurt.
Tuesday, January 13, 2015
IKEA’s Flying Shirts
In this creative new commercial from IKEA UK, a flock of shirts go on an epic journey across seas and mountains to find their way home.
'Kamu Baneha' Blue Melody - ft. Yoely Greenfeld
Sit back and relax to this Blue Melody rendition of Kamu Banehah - composed by Yitzy Waldner (Shwekey Kolot) - featuring Yoely Greenfeld.
Mixed by Shy Clyman
Video: Motty Engel
Mixed by Shy Clyman
Video: Motty Engel
Police Officer Realizes He’s Been Caught on Live TV
His Reaction Is Priceless
A Missouri police officer walked into live news shot behind FOX 2 reporter Anthony Kiekow who was covering a story about a fire at a residential care home in Herculaneum. Watch the officer’s funny reaction when he realizes he is on live TV!
A Missouri police officer walked into live news shot behind FOX 2 reporter Anthony Kiekow who was covering a story about a fire at a residential care home in Herculaneum. Watch the officer’s funny reaction when he realizes he is on live TV!
Big Brother Tells Sobbing Sister She Needs a Nap
Sometimes, you just need a nap. That's the message in this video that shows a brief but hilarious exchange between two young siblings.
The little girl is wailing in the midst of a temper tantrum as her older brother looks on impassively.
"Did you have a nap today?" he asks critically.
The girl replies no.
"Well, you need one," he says professorially, as his sister denies it.
The little girl is wailing in the midst of a temper tantrum as her older brother looks on impassively.
"Did you have a nap today?" he asks critically.
The girl replies no.
"Well, you need one," he says professorially, as his sister denies it.
Donkey Runs Off With a Police Officer
A police officer in the city of Makhachkala in the Republic of Dagestan amused colleagues and witnesses by riding on a donkey,
Child Soloist Hershi Menczer & Choir - B'shu
Hershi Menczer singing Shwekey's B'shu Sh'hakudosh Burich Hu with Pupa Choir at a Bar Mitzvah in Williamsburg
Jerusalem Funeral for French Jewish Victims
Israeli leaders gathered with the families of the four Jewish victims of a Paris terror attack on a kosher supermarket for an emotional funeral procession in Jerusalem.
Relatives of the victims each spoke briefly and lit a torch in memory of their loved ones before stepping off the stage with a huge Israeli flag in the background to embrace Israel’s president, the prime minister and his wife.
Yohan Cohen, Yoav Hattab, Francois-Michel Saada and Phillipe Braham died Friday during a tense hostage standoff at the market on the eastern edge of Paris. The bodies were brought by plane to Israel early Tuesday morning.
“Yoav, Yohan, Phillipe, Francois-Michel - this is not how we wanted to welcome you to Israel,” President Reuven Rivlin said, his voice quivering. “We wanted you alive, we wanted for you, life. At moments such as these, I stand before you, brokenhearted, shaken and in pain, and with me stands and cries an entire nation.”
The four were among 17 people killed in a wave of terror attacks carried out over three days last week by militants claiming allegiance to al-Qaida and the Islamic State extremist groups.
The killings shocked France’s 500,000 strong Jewish community - the largest in Europe - and deepened fears among European Jewish communities already shaken by rising anti-Semitism and threats from Muslim extremists.
The attack sparked calls from Israeli leaders for European Jews to immigrate to the Jewish state, a call repeated by Rivlin.
Bodies of Jewish Victims In Paris Terror Attack Arrive In Israel
ארונו של יואב חטב בישיבת כיסא רחמים
Relatives of the victims each spoke briefly and lit a torch in memory of their loved ones before stepping off the stage with a huge Israeli flag in the background to embrace Israel’s president, the prime minister and his wife.
Yohan Cohen, Yoav Hattab, Francois-Michel Saada and Phillipe Braham died Friday during a tense hostage standoff at the market on the eastern edge of Paris. The bodies were brought by plane to Israel early Tuesday morning.
“Yoav, Yohan, Phillipe, Francois-Michel - this is not how we wanted to welcome you to Israel,” President Reuven Rivlin said, his voice quivering. “We wanted you alive, we wanted for you, life. At moments such as these, I stand before you, brokenhearted, shaken and in pain, and with me stands and cries an entire nation.”
The four were among 17 people killed in a wave of terror attacks carried out over three days last week by militants claiming allegiance to al-Qaida and the Islamic State extremist groups.
The killings shocked France’s 500,000 strong Jewish community - the largest in Europe - and deepened fears among European Jewish communities already shaken by rising anti-Semitism and threats from Muslim extremists.
The attack sparked calls from Israeli leaders for European Jews to immigrate to the Jewish state, a call repeated by Rivlin.
Bodies of Jewish Victims In Paris Terror Attack Arrive In Israel
ארונו של יואב חטב בישיבת כיסא רחמים
Monday, January 12, 2015
Jerusalem's Most Contested Neighborhood
Throughout the past several months, Jerusalem has been a scene of clashes and violent attacks. Silwan, a Palestinian neighborhood just steps away from Jerusalem's Old City, has been at the heart of the unrest, and is becoming one of the most contentious neighborhoods in the most contested city in the world.
As settlement expansion into East Jerusalem continues, Israeli authorities have ramped up their practice of demolishing homes built without proper permits — permits which are near impossible for Palestinians to acquire. In addition to the demolitions due to lack of permits, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced in early November the reinstatement of the policy of demolishing terrorists' homes, which Palestinians claim is a form of collective punishment.
VICE News traveled to Silwan and met with Palestinians and Israelis living in this contested neighborhood at a time when Jerusalem is more divided than ever.
As settlement expansion into East Jerusalem continues, Israeli authorities have ramped up their practice of demolishing homes built without proper permits — permits which are near impossible for Palestinians to acquire. In addition to the demolitions due to lack of permits, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced in early November the reinstatement of the policy of demolishing terrorists' homes, which Palestinians claim is a form of collective punishment.
VICE News traveled to Silwan and met with Palestinians and Israelis living in this contested neighborhood at a time when Jerusalem is more divided than ever.
Cantor Yaakov Rosenfeld Sings At Chazzunes Concert
Concert on Yud Tevet in Jerusalem, Musical arranger and director by
maestro Raymond Goldstein, Flute player Michael Lukin at Yeshurun
Central Synagogue, Video by Yaacov Felberbaum
Mimkomcha
Mimkomcha
Avraham Fried Concert In Los Angeles
Avraham Fried Concert in Los Angeles, CA. hosted by Cantor Arik Wollheim of Beth Jacob Congregation, Beverly Hills on Sunday January 11 2015 in the Saban Theatre
Enjoy the full concert
Enjoy the full concert
Zaka Prepares Paris Victims for Burial
In the wake of the tragic terror attack Friday at the kosher supermarket in Paris in which four French Jews were murdered, the ZAKA Rescue and Recovery organization sent a team of volunteers from Israel to lead the efforts to clear the terror scene in accordance with Jewish law.
On Monday the ZAKA volunteers were working with the local burial society to treat the bodies of the victims and prepare them to fly to Israel for burial. The ZAKA volunteers also worked at the scene of the terror attack at the Charlie Hebdo offices where, it has been discovered, there were three Jews among the victims.
The ZAKA International Rescue Unit was recognized in 2005 by the United Nations as an international humanitarian volunteer organization.
On Monday the ZAKA volunteers were working with the local burial society to treat the bodies of the victims and prepare them to fly to Israel for burial. The ZAKA volunteers also worked at the scene of the terror attack at the Charlie Hebdo offices where, it has been discovered, there were three Jews among the victims.
The ZAKA International Rescue Unit was recognized in 2005 by the United Nations as an international humanitarian volunteer organization.
Shloime Gertner & Yedidim - Pirchei London Medley
Shloime Gertner and Yedidim Choir Sing London School of Jewish Song. at the yearly Hatzolah event on Chanukah 2014, An A Berko Production Video By: Neumann Media Studios
PM Netanyahu Visits Site of Terrorist Attack in Paris
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman visited the HyperCacher kosher grocery store Monday, the site of a terror attack in the Vincennes region of Paris. Four Jewish shoppers in the store were killed during an attack on Friday. Following the attack, Netanyahu called on Europe to 'wake up and to support Israel in the fight against terror.'
Freilach, Mona, Shira, Falkowitz & Lemmer - Hayom
Shira Choir and Freilach Band proudly present another meticulously executed performance from the 21 Kislev Satmar scene at the Armory in Williamsburg. "Hayom" featuring Shira soloists Levy Falkowitz and Shulem Lemmer in production by superstar arranger Mona Rosenblum, fittingly captures the spirit of this momentous day.
Jewish Man Invents Word for 'Nieces and Nephews'
Mother and father? Parents.
Brother and sister? Siblings.
Niece and nephew? Um. ...
Attorney Rabbi Schneur Stephen Polter has figured out a solution. The 44-year-old Oak Park Jewish resident has created a term and is now working to spread, um, the word.
It's sofralia — "so" from the Latin word for sister, "fra" from the Latin word for brother and "lia" from the end of the Latin word for "child."
Polter has been using "sofralia" (soe-FRAIL-yah) for years, but the public push comes as a footnote in his fourth self-published book, which came out last fall.
His dream is to get the word in the Merriam-Webster dictionary, which assesses usage when determining what new terms to add. No joke; think "selfie."
Brother and sister? Siblings.
Niece and nephew? Um. ...
Attorney Rabbi Schneur Stephen Polter has figured out a solution. The 44-year-old Oak Park Jewish resident has created a term and is now working to spread, um, the word.
It's sofralia — "so" from the Latin word for sister, "fra" from the Latin word for brother and "lia" from the end of the Latin word for "child."
Polter has been using "sofralia" (soe-FRAIL-yah) for years, but the public push comes as a footnote in his fourth self-published book, which came out last fall.
His dream is to get the word in the Merriam-Webster dictionary, which assesses usage when determining what new terms to add. No joke; think "selfie."
Sunday, January 11, 2015
Big Personality - Lose 4 Autism - Nachman Bergman
Nachman Bergman better know as the Rappin Rabbi is back again with a new hit music video 'Big Personality'.
Produced by: Shmuli Rosenberg of fwd/NYC
Produced by: Shmuli Rosenberg of fwd/NYC
Netanyahu, French President Visit Paris Grand Synagogue
Following the Paris anti-terror march, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and French President François Hollande went to the Synagogue de Paris (Grand Synagogue of Paris) for a memorial ceremony. Hollande is wearing a Kipa for the ceremony.
Some people are saying that the French haven’t shown this much respect to the Jews and Israel in decades.
The Grand Synagogue of Paris shuttered ahead of Shabbat services on Friday night.The closure marked the first time since World War II that the synagogue, a Paris landmark, was not open for worship on the Sabbath, The ceremony at the Grand Synagogue follows a march through the streets of Paris, in which dozens of world leaders including Muslim and Jewish statesmen linked arms leading more than an one million said participants in an unprecedented march under high security in Paris to pay tribute to victims of Islamist terrorist attacks.
Some people are saying that the French haven’t shown this much respect to the Jews and Israel in decades.
The Grand Synagogue of Paris shuttered ahead of Shabbat services on Friday night.The closure marked the first time since World War II that the synagogue, a Paris landmark, was not open for worship on the Sabbath, The ceremony at the Grand Synagogue follows a march through the streets of Paris, in which dozens of world leaders including Muslim and Jewish statesmen linked arms leading more than an one million said participants in an unprecedented march under high security in Paris to pay tribute to victims of Islamist terrorist attacks.
Yoni Eliav Presents: Shluchei Harebbe - Ashreinu
Simcha Friedman and Yoni Eliav present a medley of nigunim titled "Shluchei HaRebbe Ashreinu." The nigunim are beloved and cherished sung by Shluchim and Anash the world over for years, in Yiddish, English and Hebrew.
ניהול אומנותי: שמחה פרידמן
הפקה ועיבוד מוסיקלי: יוני אליאב
זמרים: מנדי ג'רופי שמחה פרידמן
קולות: מקהלת "ידידים" - יעקב רוטבלט. מוטי רוטלר
הקלטות ומיקס: יוני אליאב
הוקלט ומוקסס באולפני קורל
מאסטרינג: יוני אליאב
צילום ועריכת וידיאו: יהודה קרדש
ניהול אומנותי: שמחה פרידמן
הפקה ועיבוד מוסיקלי: יוני אליאב
זמרים: מנדי ג'רופי שמחה פרידמן
קולות: מקהלת "ידידים" - יעקב רוטבלט. מוטי רוטלר
הקלטות ומיקס: יוני אליאב
הוקלט ומוקסס באולפני קורל
מאסטרינג: יוני אליאב
צילום ועריכת וידיאו: יהודה קרדש
Father & Sons Sing at Bar Mitzvah
Father & his son's Sing at one of his son's Bar Mitzvah accompanied by the Shira Choir, Pinny Ostreicher on the keys
Over 3 Million Rally Against Terror In France
The French Interior Ministry says 3.7 million marched throughout France for an unprecedented rally to show unity in the face of terrorism after attacks that killed 17. The Interior Ministry said that an estimated 2.5 million marched across France in cities and towns Sunday, and between 1.2 and 1.6 million in Paris. But it said a precise account is impossible given the enormity of the turnout in the capital.
Dozens of world leaders including Muslim and Jewish statesmen linked arms leading hundreds of thousands of French citizens in an unprecedented march under high security to pay tribute to victims of Islamist militant attacks.
President Francois Hollande and leaders from Germany, Italy, Israel, Turkey, Britain and the Palestinian territories among others, moved off from the central Place de la Republique ahead of a sea of French and other flags.
France’s Interior Ministry said the Paris rally for unity against terrorism on Sunday was the largest demonstration in France’s history — a march organized to show harmony after three days of attacks that left 17 dead. Calling the rally “unprecedented,” the ministry said the demonstrators were so numerous they spread beyond the official march route, making them impossible to count. French media estimate up to 3 million are taking part, more than the numbers who took to Paris streets when the Allies liberated the city from the Nazis in World War II.
Rabbi Levi Matusof Talks To Sky News
Dozens of world leaders including Muslim and Jewish statesmen linked arms leading hundreds of thousands of French citizens in an unprecedented march under high security to pay tribute to victims of Islamist militant attacks.
President Francois Hollande and leaders from Germany, Italy, Israel, Turkey, Britain and the Palestinian territories among others, moved off from the central Place de la Republique ahead of a sea of French and other flags.
France’s Interior Ministry said the Paris rally for unity against terrorism on Sunday was the largest demonstration in France’s history — a march organized to show harmony after three days of attacks that left 17 dead. Calling the rally “unprecedented,” the ministry said the demonstrators were so numerous they spread beyond the official march route, making them impossible to count. French media estimate up to 3 million are taking part, more than the numbers who took to Paris streets when the Allies liberated the city from the Nazis in World War II.
Rabbi Levi Matusof Talks To Sky News
Monsey Viznitzer Rebbe Mitzvah Tanz
Rare Footage of the Viznitzer Rebbe from Monsey Rav Mottel Hagar, dancing the Mitzvah Tanz at his grandson's wedding in 1985. At the wedding of Reb Yakov Yosef the son of Viznitzer Rav from Boro Park
Beri Weber - Keser & Vseirov - AT Production
Beri Weber Singing "Keser- Isaac Honig & Vseirov-Shlomo Yehuda Rechnitz" - At a Wedding In Ateres Avrohom On November 19 2014 Conducted By Yisroel Lamm An Aaron Teitelbaum Production
Fireworks Truck Explodes in Highway Pileup
A spectacular highway pile-up and fire in Michigan involved 193 cars, sparked a massive fireworks explosion
The crash took place amid snowy road conditions on I-94 near the small town of Galesburg between Kalamazoo and Battle Creek, There was at least one fatality. Firefighters struggled with a blaze that involved at least two cars and four large trucks. One of those trucks contained 40,000 pounds of fireworks and much of it detonated in a colorful explosion.
Dramatic Video Captures Crashes from 193-Vehicle Pileup on Michigan Highway
The crash took place amid snowy road conditions on I-94 near the small town of Galesburg between Kalamazoo and Battle Creek, There was at least one fatality. Firefighters struggled with a blaze that involved at least two cars and four large trucks. One of those trucks contained 40,000 pounds of fireworks and much of it detonated in a colorful explosion.
Dramatic Video Captures Crashes from 193-Vehicle Pileup on Michigan Highway
Man Goes to Great Lengths to Save His Beloved Drone
Zwier Spanjer jumps into a waist-high body of muddy water and risks getting some severe lacerations to save his new DJI Phantom 2. But, when you love your drone as much as Zwier does, I suppose severe lacerations don't matter. With a diving, last second catch, the man saves his drone and lives to tell the tale.
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