Plane headed to Austin with 147 people on board makes emergency landing

The Jetblue Airways flight 1416 heading for the city of Austin emergency landing at the airport in Long Beach, California, on Thursday September 18 after presenting your engine failure number two. 

On board were 142 passengers and five crew members, according to a statement issued by the airline. 

"Four passengers were treated and evaluated by the team of paramedics from the Fire Department Long Beach at the scene of the incident. One patient said shortness of breath and was transported to a local hospital, "said Jake Heflin, Fire Department of Long Beach, according to a report CBSLA.com. 

A group of Iranian danced the song Happy and ended up in jail and whipping

Seven men and a woman who recorded a video where you see them dancing to the song "Happy" by Pharrell Williams in Iran were sentenced to suspended jail sentences and whipping his lawyers reported Friday. 

For young Iranians attracted international attention when they were arrested in May for participating in a production that Iranian hardliners considered indecent. In the video you see men and women, none of them wearing the obligatory veil, dancing together with glasses and casual clothes in alleys and rooftops of Tehran. 

Jets EU and Canada intercept Russian aircraft

United States intercepted six Russian military aircraft approached the west coast of Alaska, military authorities reported Friday. 

Colonel Michael Jazdyk spokesman Command North American Aerospace Defense, NORAD for its acronym in English, said American jets intercepted the Russian aircraft about 55 nautical miles (100 kilometers) off the coast of Alaska. 

The Russian aircraft were identified as two tankers to transport fuel IL-78, two fighter jets and two Mig-31 Bear bombers at long range. They turned south and returned to their base in Russia were sent after American jets. 

Identify 5 of the 6 killed in Uruapan

The Justice of Michoacan were reported and identified five of the six men, who were killed and whose bodies were found in the street in the town of Uruapan. Individuals were recognized for their families as Gilberto Zamora, César Sánchez, Gregorio Benitez, Luis Antonio Mendez and Salvador Chavarria, five residents of Uruapan. 

They found a formula to multiply stem cells from umbilical cord they found

Researchers at the Institute for Research in Immunology and Cancer (IRIC) at the University of Montreal (Canada) announced the discovery of a new molecule that can multiply the stem cells in a unit of cord blood. The umbilical cord stem cells used for transplantation aimed at curing a number of blood-related diseases, including leukemia, myeloma and lymphoma. 

Directed by Dr. Guy Sauvageau, lead researcher and hematologist in Iric Maisonneuve-Rosemont Hospital of this advance has the potential to increase tenfold the number of units of cord blood available for transplant in humans. Also significantly reduce the complications associated with transplantation of stem cells and will be particularly useful for non-Caucasian patients, for whom it is difficult to identify compatible donors. 

Alzheimer provide that affects a million Mexicans in 2030

Alzheimer experts stressed the importance of having a comprehensive policy attention to this dementia currently affects half a million Mexicans and they are expected to be one million people by 2030. 

'Will roll' a culture of organ donation

Under the date of Organ and Tissue Donation (26 September) as part of the campaign to disseminate the culture of donation, the Institute of Security and Social Services for State Workers (ISSSTE) carry a roll of five miles this September 21. 

They claim nearly 400,000 pieces of medical devices

As part of the ongoing campaign of the Government of the Republic against the illegal trade and informality, the Ministry of Health through the Federal Commission for Protection against Health Risks (COFEPRIS) reports Assurance 398,848 pieces of medical devices violations of public health laws. 

In the operation, which was conducted from a health complaint in the company "Medical Suture, SA de CV" in Mexico City, verifiers COFEPRIS found outdated medical equipment, with anomalies in product labeling and in disrepair . 

Mexico celebrates its 80

 Happy to celebrate his 80th birthday in Mexico, which will be this Saturday, the Italian diva Sophia Loren was shown at the press conference he gave yesterday at the Soumaya Museum, on the occasion of the exhibition which was opened in his honor. 

"It would be a long story if I tell you why I'm here. I tell them that two years ago I met and talked to Carlos Slim cinema. He had the idea of ​​this exhibition, which has fascinated me with my things, my memories, and I proposed to make it here ... I have already seen is fabulous, "said Loren, who opened his exhibition Sophia Loren, Mexico , Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow '. 

Justin Timberlake Captan very affectionate with another woman in Paris

For weeks, becoming stronger are the rumors that the marriage of Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel is in crisis because of the unfaithfulness of the former member of boy band 'N Sync. 

The ex-boyfriend of Britney Spears denied everything and said he was very fond of his wife. 

Robin Thicke was among those stranded by 'Odile'

A result of 'Odile', Robin Thicke was stranded in Los Cabos with another 30 thousand tourists. 

The singer was on holiday with her son and the nanny when the hurricane hit this area, TMZ reported. 

Airlift established by Odile has protected 18,000 tourists stranded

A three-day airlift operation installed in California by Hurricane Odile, have until Thursday rescued 18,000 people stranded in the state, the Secretary of Communications and Transport, Gerardo Ruiz Esparza said. 

As part of the tour of surveillance work in the state, the official said that the mobilization of tourists has made ​​121 flights performed by aircraft of the armed forces and Aeromexico, Interjet, Viva Aerobus companies, Volaris and Magnicharters. 

Abbott says Australian politicians and government buildings were targets of the radicals arrested

Australian Prime Minister, Tony Abbott, said that Australian politicians and government buildings were targets of the radicals arrested during the anti-terrorist operation in the cities of Sydney and Brisbane, which resulted in fifteen detainees, according to "hear "conducted by the intelligence agency. 

    "There are talks, there have been talks between these networks, that point to the people in the government. No doubt about it," Abbott said in an interview with the TV channel 'Channel Nine' in Australia. Therefore, the Prime Minister had ordered increase security at the Australian Parliament in Canberra City. 

They arrested three suspects in the attack in Chile

Chilean police arrested three young twenties on suspicion of bombing of dependencies subway attack that left 14 injured on September 9. "This is the way to clarify the facts and punish with the full weight of the law to those responsible," said President Michelle Bachelet, after the capture occurred south of the capital. Interior Minister Rodrigo Peñailillo, said that the subject would be responsible for several bombings in recent months. In this context, the prosecutor in charge of the investigation, Raul Guzman, said police sought to determine if there are others involved.

To contain the spread of the virus Sierra Leone borders its citizens for three days for Ebola

Freetown. Sierra Leone is preparing for three days to confine the entire population and try to contain the spread of Ebola, which has killed over 500 people in this West African country. 

The move coincides with an emergency meeting of the Security Council of the UN to consider a proposed resolution of EU global response to the virus. 

The International Whaling Commission rejects the creation of a sanctuary in the South Atlantic

proposed creation of a whale sanctuary in the South Atlantic, defended by Latin American countries, was rejected Thursday by members of the International Whaling Commission meeting in Portoroz (Slovenia), found the AFP. 

They note that the program is insufficient against asteroids

NASA's plan to protect Earth from the planetoids is running late. Urge manage the program according to the requirements. The agency proposed corrective action. 

The NASA program to detect and protect the Earth from asteroids that can reach it is poorly managed and backward with respect to their objectives, according to a government audit published in the United States. 

Only a million dollars of the total budget of the agency, which is 40 million spent on strategies to deflect asteroids when will impact the Earth or evacuate endangered areas, says the report by the inspector general of NASA, Paul Martin. 

USA discussion accommodate migrant children

Some states have begun to move to accommodate the large number of Central American children alone crossed the American border in recent months while in New York on Tuesday called for at least $ 24 million a year in aid, in Maryland the government provides information families about how to offer children a temporary home. 

The mayor of the city of New York, Bill de Blasio, announced Tuesday that city officials will be in court to help migrant children to enroll in schools and offering medical help. It is the first time that the city provides direct services in immigration court. 

At least a hundred children died in the sinking of a boat off the coast immigrants in Malta

At least a hundred children died in the sinking of a boat off the coast of Malta, which killed a total of 500 immigrants. The event took place last week and would be related to an attack by gangs trafficking. 

Rasmussen said that NATO plans to install more bases in Eastern Europe before the Ukrainian crisis 

Russia says it will remain a "reliable supplier" of gas to Europe 

Yatseniuk claims that Russia plans to block the flow of gas to Europe 

A goldfish will successfully removed a brain tumor

The goldfish George, whose owner lives in Melbourne, received general anesteria for the procedure, which cost $ 200. 

The doctor Tristan Rich, who performed the operation, told the local radio station 3AW Melbourne the fish is "awake and swimming from one place to another."