An Iranian oil tanker has been hit by two explosions off the coast of Saudi Arabia. Tehran said a supertanker called Sabiti, owned by The National Iran Oil Company, was struck by two missiles 60 miles from the port of Jeddah around 5am Friday. The explosions badly damaged two tanks on board the vessel, causing them to leak into the Red Sea. 'Experts believe it was a terrorist attack,' a source told Iranian news agency ISNA. The blasts follows a series of attacks on tankers belonging to Saudi Arabia and its allies and on Saudi oil facilities which have been blamed on Iran. Iran has not said who it believes is responsible for the attack on its tanker, though Riyadh will be top of its list of suspects. 💥
Colorado received its first burst of seasonal snow as temperatures suddenly plunged by as much as 50 degrees in some parts of the state. Coloradans went from enjoying a sunny 77 degree high to bundling up in layers of winter clothes when the temperature dropped to a startling 21 degrees in just 24 hours. This sudden season switch has become Denver's biggest October reverse in history, rivaling the largest temperature drop in 1872. ❄️☃️
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A seven-year-old boy in New York is in a critical condition after a homeless man picked the child up without provocation and slammed his head into the pavement. The horrifying incident happened in Queens when the unidentified boy was walking with his parents around 5.40pm in the Kew Gardens neighborhood. According to CBS 2, the 35-year-old suspect approached the young boy and his 10-year-old brother while they were waiting outside for a pizza delivery. The homeless man was arrested by law enforcement and taken to the Jamaica Hospital for a mental evaluation. The #NYPD told @police_frequency in the Telegram that the suspect's identity will not be released until charges are formally filed. 👮🏻♂️ #NY
BREAKING NEWS! California man, 67, who relied on oxygen pump dies 12 minutes after PG&E cut down power to his area to prevent wildfires. El Dorado County Fire Chief Lloyd Ogan said on Friday that a call was placed to the fire department from Pollock Pines after 3.30am on Wednesday. Crews arrived at the scene and found Robert Mardis Sr., 67, unresponsive and were unable to revive him, according to the Mountain Democrat. Ogan said the man's oxygen equipment required power, but could not say whether the shutdown was related to his death. Mardis Sr.'s daughter, Marie Aldea, told FOX 40 that her father had several health issues and she believes the power cuts were involved in his death. 😱
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🔥 Aerial footage showed crews battling a California wildfire fueled by winds as home burned and 100,000 people were forced to evacuate. The fire, known as the Saddleridge Brush Fire, broke out after 9pm on Thursday in Sylmar, north of Los Angeles, along the…
Distraught families return to find their homes destroyed by Saddleridge Fire as thousands of firefighters battle to contain growing blazes in California that have so far killed at least two people. The wildfire broke out after 9pm on Thursday in Sylmar, north of Los Angeles, along the 210 Freeway. As of 8am on Friday, it had scorched more than 4,700 acres with zero containment. Officials ordered more than 100,000 people to evacuate as the wildfire, fueled by winds, destroyed at least 25 homes in the Granada Hills, Porter Ranch and Oakridge Estates neighborhoods. So far, two victims have been killed: a man in his late 50s and 89-year-old Lois Arvickson. Photographs captured a couple who returned to their home on Jolette Avenue in Granada Hills on Friday to find it had been burned to the ground and their car had been destroyed. The couple's neighbor Eyed Jarjour gave them hugs and comforted them as they walked among the rubble. 🔥😢