Comments   Sign in to like   Reblog on Tumblr   Share   Tweet   Email   LENA MASRI, ABC News Thousands of people gathered in London today to pay tribute to the victims of last week's attack. Police officers, young Muslims and other Londoners with flowers in their hands walked across Westminster Bridge, where the attack took place exactly one week ago. More than 500 young people from the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community in London were part of the ceremony, according to one of the organizers. “When the attack happened we knew that a lot of people would have questions about whether this is actually what  Islam  teaches,” Farhad Ahmad, an imam with the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, told ABC News. He and other young Muslims on the bridge were wearing shirts that said “I’m a Muslim” on the front and “Ask me anything“ on the back. “In this moment in time it’s very crucial that the Muslim community comes out and tells people what the true teachings of Islam are

YOUTUBE/CATERS Video captured a king cobra appearing to drink from a water bottle amid extreme droughts in Southern India. Sssssensational! By Nina Golgowski Here’s something you don’t see every day. Video captured a massive king cobra appearing to drink out of a man’s water bottle amid  extreme droughts across southern India. The extremely venomous reptile ―  described by Caters News as 12-feet long  ― is seen turning to the higher ups, who cautiously pour the water while holding its tail and a hook near its head, presumably in case it turns on them. The people in the video are wildlife rescue workers, according to Caters.  The video was reportedly shot from a village in Kaiga township. A similar video  uploaded to YouTube in 2014  shows a man sharing a drink with another cobra but in an unknown location. (Talk about friends in low places.) According to Smithsonian’s National Zoo, king cobras can grow up to 18 feet

  Jeff Cox   Comments   Sign in to like   Reblog on Tumblr   Share   Tweet   Email A well-connected hedge funder with ties to  Bernie Madoff  plunged to his death at a posh New York hotel, according to reports. Charles Murphy, who most recently worked with hedge fund heavyweight  John Paulson  at Paulson & Co., was pronounced dead shortly after 5 p.m. Monday at the Sofitel building in what authorities are calling an apparent suicide.  The New York Post reported  that Murphy, 56, jumped from a room on the 24th floor and landed on a fourth-floor terrace. "We are extremely saddened by this news. Charles was an extremely gifted and brilliant man, a great partner and a true friend," Paulson said in a statement. "Our deepest prayers are with his family." There was no apparent motive for the suicide, though Murphy's financial travails have been well-documented. Murphy's Fairfield Greenwich fund had invested more than $7 billion with

  Eriq Gardner   Comments   Sign in to like   Reblog on Tumblr   Share   Tweet   Email   UP NEXT Now Playing 5:07 26:07 29:05 28:06 1:38 10:40 1:11   0:10   / 5:07       Former 'Apprentice' contestant accuses Donald Trump of sexual harassment Donald Trump is making a big legal move that may shape his presidency over the next four years. In New York Supreme Court, his longtime lawyer Marc Kasowitz looks to throw up a roadblock to a defamation lawsuit filed by Summer Zervos, who appeared on season five of The Apprentice.  Zervos, represented by Gloria Allred,  claims that Trump tarnished her reputation  by denying acts like those he boasted about to Access Hollywood's Billy Bush. The Apprentice alum accuses Trump of kissing her twice in 2007 and attacking her in a hotel room. In response to this, Trump put out a state