Meteors Explode In Russia & Cali - Just hours after a meteor the size of a bus exploded over Russia injuring more than 1,000 people in the Bay area of Cali reported seeing a flash of light and fireball in the sky. Experts say that the citing in California was not a major event and that fireballs cross the sky every night in different parts of the world. The explosion in Russia however is much more rare. Scientists say that small meteorites hit earth about 5-10 times a year but that the one in Russia was a different caliber, 40 people are still hospitalized dealing with injuries.

White Man Slaps Black Baby - A white man on a Delta Airlines flight slapped a black baby who wouldn’t stop crying! What makes this story worse is that the man allegedly said, “Shut that [n-word] baby up!” The mother reported the incident to the authorities and showed them the cut that the slap left under the baby’s eye. The 60-year-old man was later found intoxicated and was arrested on assault charges.

Mom Strips At School Assembly - 24 year old mother Aydrea Meaders got on stage during an upstate NY school assembly and started stripping in front of the students! She’s being charged with endangering the welfare of a child and public lewdness. She’s being held on $3000 bail.

5th Graders Bring Gun To School To Kill Classmate - A 10 year old and 11 year old boy are in custody after they brought a knife and gun to school in an attempt to kill one of their classmates. They are being accused of conspiracy to commit first-degree murder. The boys planned to lure their girl classmate away from the school and then stab her to death. The gun was supposed to be used to keep others away from the scene. They wanted to kill the girl because they say she is rude and mean to them. A fourth grader on their school bus saw their weapons and reported them to school authorities. Another student was bribed with $80 to keep their plot a secret. If convicted of their charges they face up to 3 years in a juvenile detention center.

PSU Dance Marathon Raises Record Breaking $12.3 Million - More than 16, 000 people, comprised mostly of Penn State students, got together to witness a history making site. 700 dancers, each of them representing a Penn State Hershey Children's Hospital patient, got together and put on the show to raise money for cancer research and give financial support to patient families. They raised $12.3 million! The Penn State program THON has been running for more than 40 years and raised more than $100 million!