Colorado Shooting Claims 13th Victim

The shooting which occurred last Friday, in Aurora, Colorado, claimed it's thirteenth victim Saturday.

Ashley Moser, who is twenty-five, has been in the hospital in critical condition since the shooting occurred, after she was shot multiple times including one to the stomach.

While undergoing surgery, Saturday morning, Moser miscarried, losing her unborn child, the thirteenth victim of the shooting.

Moser's daughter Veronica, who was six, was among those killed by the shooter.

Funeral arrangements are still pending for Veronica, who was the youngest victim.

Their family released a statement Saturday evening saying,

"We want to send a special thank you to the courageous HEROES of law enforcement, other first responders, paramedics, and doctors and nurses who have all gone beyond the call-of-duty in caring for our daughter, granddaughter and all of the other victims of this tragic event.
"Our sincere appreciation goes out to all of those who have been sending well-wishes, prayers and good thoughts to Ashley. Her lifetime of care will be a long road. For those who wish to donate, please go to any Wells Fargo Bank and request the 'Donation Account for Ashley and Veronica Moser.' This is the only official donation account for the family."

Flooding Kills Nearly 100 North Koreans

Flooding in North Korea has now killed at least eighty-eight people.

Tens of thousands have been left homeless and more than  75,000 acres have been devastated by the floods, which began on July 18.

Much of the area, that has been so hammered, is North Korea's farmland.

The country already struggles to feed it's twenty-four million people, and this disaster will only guarantee that even more will starve.

Threat of disease is also at a very heightened state, due to the floods.

North Korea has repeatedly rejected and broken deals that would bring in food and medical supplies from other countries, in exchange for dismantling it's nuclear and long range missile programs.

Venezuela's Ambassador to Kenya, Murdered

Venezuela's ambassador to Kenya was found dead Friday, in her official residence.

Kenyan police say she was strangled, and are conducting a full investigation as they search for the murderer.

Olga Fonseca Gimenez, had been ambassador for less than two weeks.

The Venezuelan government has expressed it's total faith in the ability of the Kenyan investigators.

Gerardo Carillo-Silva, the previous ambassador, fled Kenya after being accused of sexual harassment by at least three male employees, who worked at his residence.

Kenya's Ministry of Foreign Affairs had been considering asking Venezuela to waive his diplomatic immunity, when he fled.

Gimenez had apparently been demanding that the workers withdraw their complaints or be fired.

Man Shoots Waitress With Flare Gun

A man in Southwest Dade, Florida walked into El Eden Restaurant, where his ex girlfriend works.

He ordered a beer, and then demanded that she pay for it.

When she refused, he left, going outside to his vehicle.

A few minutes later he returned with paint thinner and a flare gun.

The man then threw the flammable liquid on her, and then fired two shots from the gun.

The first shot missed her and hit a drink cooler, the second grazed her elbow and the stomach.

As she collapsed, he fled, to later be caught by police at a nearby flea market.

The woman was taken to the hospital where she received a couple stitches and was treated for minor burns.

Fine Dining For Canines

There's a new trend amongst five star restaurants.

From California to Washington DC various fine dining locations are offering meals for your dogs.

Some offer cheaper priced dishes without the sides, for your pet pal.

Others have special menus for their canine guests.

Restaurants report that they are making up to a fifth of their income off of canine meals.

Pet owners enjoy the ability to bring their dogs with them as they enjoy a relaxing meal or have a business meeting.

Locations that offer doggie meals are required to have a spot for the dogs to take care of their business after the meal, and some even have private entrances for them.

Nearly every major city in the US actually has at least one restaurant that allows dogs to join.

So don't be surprised if you see this happening near you.

Hyundai Recalling 225,000 Vehicles

Hyundai has joined the chain of recent recalls, as nearly 225,000 of their vehicles are now being recalled.

199,118 Santa Fe 2007 and 2009s are being called in due to an issue that keeps airbags from deploying.

22,512 Sonatas from 2012 and 2013 are also being recalled, they have the opposite problem, with airbags deploying at random times, when not needed.

Owners with questions regarding either recall can reach Hyundai at 800-633-5151.