Passenger sings Whitney Houston's 'I Will Always Love You' as she is kicked off flight (VIDEO)
ACCORDING TO THE NEW YORK DAILY NEWS
"So Emotional" would be an understatement.
A disruptive passenger who wouldn't stop singing Whitney Houston songs was booted off an American Airlines flight bound for JFK Airport on Thursday.
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HERE IS THE VIDEO OF THE PASSENGER...
Dear Steve and Shirey, I am a 61-year-old woman, I have been married to my husband for 18 years. I earn about $130,000 a year and he earns $29,000 but he thinks I should pay all the bills since I earn the most. Here's the problem: If it was only him and I, then I would not have a problem with paying most of the houshold bills. But his 30-year-old daughter, her boyfriend and her son live in the house with us. At first, I thought the living arrangement was only going to be for a year -- it has now been five years. To top it off, my husband and I do nothing together, we never go anywhere and sometimes we do not communicate for days. I want to leave. I am so unhappy, but at my age I guess I just do not want to be alone. At this point in my life I am alone anyway. I am confused, alone and unhappy. On my days off from work I leave in the early mornings and return late in the evenings. I hate being in that house with these people and now, when I look at my husband, it makes me sick. Help. Leave or stay, that is the question? Please help.
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ACCORDING TO THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE
Police in New Orleans were still searching today for the gunmen who wounded 19 people, including two children, at a Mother's Day parade on Sunday.
Ten men, seven women, and a girl and a boy both age 10, were hit when gunmen opened fire at the parade. Police said they were looking for three suspects, adding that a motive for the shooting was unknown. A police spokesman said the investigation was continuing. "There's nothing new to report," he said.
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ACCORDING TO THE HUFFINGTONPOST.COM
Celebrity psychic Sylvia Browne is doing damage control over a prediction made nearly 10 years ago claiming Ohio kidnapping victim Amanda Berry was dead, but her actions may represent a watershed moment in how Americans view psychics.
"The [Ariel Castro abduction] is a test case for all psychics," said Joe Nickell, editor of Skeptical Inquirer, a magazine that encourages science-based analysis of paranormal and fringe-science claims. "Why didn't one psychic wake up in the middle of the night and know where they were?"
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Kobe Bryant fights mother in court over rights to auction off Lakers star’s high school mementos
ACCORDING TO THE ASSOCIATED PRESS / NYDAILYNEWS.COM
CAMDEN, N.J. — Kobe Bryant is playing some of his toughest defense yet, demanding his mother keeps her hands off his merchandise.
Bryant, the Los Angeles Lakers guard, said in a court filing that he never gave his mother permission to sell mementos from his high school days and early professional basketball career.
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