RidicuList: The defecating delinquent
You could call him Texas' "number two" most wanted. Cameras caught him in the act, but so far police have not been able to catch Houston's crappiest neighbor.
U.S. forces join search for kidnapped Nigerian schoolgirls
A U.S. military team is heading to Nigeria to join in the search for hundreds of missing schoolgirls, who were kidnapped at gunpoint for daring to get an education. There are new concerns the girls are being separated into smaller groups to make it more difficult to find them. This comes as Boko Haram, the terror group behind the kidnapping, launched a brutal attack killing more than 300 people in a Nigerian village. Vladamir Duthiers has the latest from Abuja, Nigeria.
What investigators found after the deadly inferno at former tennis champ's house
Investigators are sifting through the ashes of the Florida mansion that belongs to tennis champ James Blake. They are trying to unravel the mystery of what happened before the house burned to the ground. Four bodies were found inside, and police confirm all of them had been shot. Randi Kaye has new information in the investigation.
Keeping Them Honest: Allegations of delays and an alleged coverup at a Texas VA hospital
The allegations are disturbing and also familiar. A whistleblower is coming forward and speaking publicly for the first time about allegations of delays in care and an alleged coverup at a VA hospital in Texas. This follows Drew Griffin’s reporting on similar claims made by a retired doctor from a VA hospital in Phoenix. Today the House Veterans Affairs Committee voted to subpoena VA Secretary Eric Shinseki to testify about the widening scandal in his department. Drew Griffin is in San Antonio Keeping Them Honest.
Elgin Baylor on Donald Sterling's "plantation-type" mentality
NBA great Elgin Baylor spent more than two decades as the L.A. Clippers General Manager. He says he was unfairly fired and sued the team. In the lawsuit, Baylor described Donald Sterling as having a "plantation-type" vision for the team. Baylor explains to Anderson that Sterling liked the idea of having a team of all black players and a southern white coach.
#BringBackOurGirls goes global
People around the world are horrified and outraged as the terror group Boko Haram threatens to sell hundreds of kidnapped Nigerian schoolgirls into slavery. The Nigerian government's response has been almost entirely ineffective. There is still no sign of the girls and this week Boko Haram launched a new attack in a remote area of Nigeria, where more than 300 people were killed.
As for the missing girls, the militants took them at gunpoint from their school in northern Nigeria on April 14. As time passes, the situation gets more desperate. This has triggered a global call for action, as people voice their anger and frustration with the demand #BringBackOurGirls. What started as a hashtag on social media quickly turned into a worldwide rallying cry.
You can watch the spread of the #BringBackOurGirls hashtag across Twitter since the girls vanished:
Some of the most famous and powerful figures on social media are adding their voices to the cause:
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