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 A man adjusts his headscarf as Turkish army soldiers guard the border area with Syria while in the background Syrian refugees wait in Syria in order to cross into Turkey, in Akcakale, Sanliurfa province, southeastern Turkey, Monday, June 15, 2015. A day after thousands of Syrians cut through the border fence and crossed over into Turkey, fleeing intense fighting in northern Syria between Kurdish fighters and jihadis, Turkish army retook control sealing the fence hole . Turkish army soldier guards the border area with Syria as in the background Syrian refugees wait in Syria in order to cross into Turkey, in Akcakale, southeastern Turkey, Monday, June 15, 2015. A day after thousands of Syrians cut through the border fence and crossed over into Turkey, fleeing intense fighting in northern Syria between Kurdish fighters and jihad, Turkish army retook control sealing the fence hall. Redur Khalil said the group known as the YPG entered Tal Abyad from the east and was advanci...

This March 26, 2014 artist rendering provided by Italian Serie A soccer club Roma, shows the new stadium to be build on the outskirts of Rome. Three-time Serie A champion Roma is moving ahead with an ambitious 1.5 billion euro ($1.7 billion) plan for a new privately financed stadium and surrounding business and entertainment center on the city's outskirts. The club's American president James Pallotta says that pending government approval, construction will begin by December and last up to two years. Roma handed over a detailed dossier on the project to city authorities Monday, June 15, 2015. "If we are going to consistently compete as a top club in the world we need a new stadium, a stadium that is privately owned by AS Roma," Pallotta said, adding that the entire project will amount to "one of the most important projects in Italy in many, many decades. With a design inspired by the Colosseum, the stadium will seat 52,500 spectator...

 Shark attacks: Two children were victims of shark attacks that occurred within 90 minutes of each other in North Carolina 'I saw someone carry this girl (out of the water) and people were swarming around and trying to help,' he said. 'It was quite terrible. na who send them to go side where shark they, please comment my great people, see more photos. The first bite took place at Ocean Crest Fishing Pier, with crews responding near the Ocean Crest Motel, and 90 minutes later the next attack occurred two miles east     +6 Concern: The Mayor wrote on Facebook about the attacks and asked people to pray for the victims Brenda said: 'It was so much like a scene from Jaws.' Experts said it was likely the animal was a blacktip or spinner shark, which are usually about six to seven feet long, live in the surf and normally go after fish.  When they mistake humans for fish and bite them, they tend to realize their mistake and move on. Brunswick County Dispatchers sa...

Over the weekend, we heard Toke Makinwa's husband Maje Ayida is expecting a baby with a longtime girlfriend named Anita Solomon, who is mixed- race and is based in Calabar. Well, I just went through Anita's Facebook page and found photos of herself and Maje all loved up...this was as far back as 2007. Some pics were taken in 2010. And Maje constantly commented on her page. How you can have sex with a man who is married and get pregnant for him is beyond me. See more photos after the cut..            

  This is the shocking moment migrants surround a passenger coach as they tried to smash their way into the back of a lorry before boarding a ferry at Calais bound for the UK. The dramatic footage was filmed by passengers, who were travelling from the French port town to Dover. As vehicles begin to queue up as they enter the port, one of the passengers on the coach begins filming as a large group of migrants approach their coach and one of the lorries. Around 2,500 migrants, mostly from Sudan, Eritrea and Syria, live in a makeshift tent village in Calais known as 'the jungle'. Some have said the situation is so appalling they would prefer to die trying to escape it and sneak into Britain. Meanwhile last month, drivers from Maru International haulage company began boycotting Calais because they fear 'somebody will be killed' by illegal immigrants desperate to get into the UK. Michael Pearson, a driver for the Yorkshire-based company, explained how he was '...