An East German police officer looks through a large hole into the Berlin Wall after the opening of the East German border was announced, February 8, 1990. REUTERS/File🗿 #history

A Georgia college student who went missing last month was found dead on Friday and authorities have identified two suspects. The body of Alexis Crawford, a 21-year-old senior at Clark Atlanta University, was found in a park in Dekalb County off of Columbia Drive in Atlanta. Atlanta Police Chief Erika Shields said in a press conference that authorities were led to the body by Crawford's friend and roommate, Jordyn Jones. This has prompted investigators to identity Jones, 21, as a possible suspect in the death of Crawford. Jones initially told officers she had last seen Crawford on October 30 at her off-campus apartment located 1.3 miles from campus. Investigators have also named Jones' boyfriend, 21-year-old Barron Brantley, a suspect in the case.👮🏻‍♂️

WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT! A suicide bomber attacked a police station in Aleppo city, Syria. Information about the victims is being specified. 💥

'The best is yet to come' pledges Donald Trump at 'Blacks for Trump' event as he says African-Americans have the 'worst schools than anybody' and Democrats care more about illegal aliens than them. President Trump made a pledge to black supporters in Atlanta Friday that the 'best is yet to come' if they stuck by his side through the next election cycle. He slammed Democrats for letting down black communities, trapping black children in failing public schools. 'The betrayal of the black community is unbelievable,' Trump said. 'You have the worst schools than anybody in the country by far.' #MAGA

Angela Merkel has symbolically urged Europe to defend 'democracy' and 'freedom' as Germany is today marking 30 years since the Berlin Wall fell. She was seen laying a flower in a standing section of the wall at Bernauer Strasse. European leaders are attending ceremonies across Berlin recalling the peaceful protests that piled pressure on East Germany's government to allow its citizens free passage to the west on November 9 1989. 🗿

The #MAGAChallenge announcement coincided on the same day as the Black Voices for Trump coalition launch in Atlanta, where the president was speaking with conservative black voters. 'Donald Trump and the GOP kicked off their "Black Voices For Trump" day by promoting this idiotic #MAGAchallenge minstrel show thing,' said Ken Barnes. 'I can't believe they think this will generate black voter support ... wow.' Donald Trump shared a September 14 video posted by challenge creator - Bryson Gray - when announcing the rap competition on Friday. #MAGA

Massachusetts authorities have identified the man who died following a hazardous, chemical incident at a Buffalo Wild Wing as being the restaurant's manager. The Burlington Fire Department said that Ryan Baldera, 32, of Lawrence, Massachusetts, died Thursday after inhaling toxic fumes produced by cleaning supplies in the kitchen at the Buffalo Wild Wings in Burlington, Massachusetts. Baldera was said to be the restaurant's general manager. He had gotten married in 2018 and was the father of a newborn baby, WCVB reported. Authorities said in a statement Friday that a preliminary investigation indicated that an unnamed employee had applied Super 8 and Scale Kleen to the kitchen floor while cleaning. The two substances then reacted to each other, producing toxic fumes. ☠️

Ashley Bianco claimed on Friday she did not leak the hot mic video of Amy Robach ranting about ABC killing off her Jeffrey Epstein story. The 25-year-old was fired from her job at CBS on Thursday after ABC went to the network and accused her of leaking the footage. Bianco admitted during her interview with Megyn Kelly that she had saved the clip to the network's system back in August, but says she never touched it again. She said staffers often clipped footage of anchors off the air to put together funny videos for the network to use later as behind the scenes clips. Bianco warned that the actual leaker was still inside the network. Earlier on Friday, Project Veritas, which first published the video, released a statement from an ABC insider who took responsibility for the leak. They wrote: 'I came forward with this information bearing no motives other than to have this information public'. They said Bianco is 'wrongly accused', adding: 'It is terrible that you have been lashed out at by the company'.