Family Among Victims as Helicopter Crashes into Hudson River Near New York
Six people, including three children, lost their lives when a helicopter crashed into the Hudson River near New York City on Thursday afternoon
Occupy Wall Street protesters called for a national day of action and celebration on Thursday to mark the start of the movement two months ago, CNN reported.
A "Shut Down Wall Street" breakfast is scheduled for Thursday morning in a downtown park, just before the opening bell of the New York Stock Exchange, according to the group's website.
In the afternoon, demonstrators plan to spread their message at 16 subway hubs throughout the city's five boroughs, the website says.
Occupy Wall Street protesters say they want Thursday to be a day of non-violent protests, although it comes a day after a demonstrator was arrested for making violent threats.
Nkrumah Tinsley, 29, was arrested for making terrorist threats and aggravated harassment on Wednesday evening in Zuccotti Park, where the movement was based, New York City police said.
About 200 Occupy Wall Street demonstrators were arrested on Wednesday, police said.
Tehran has reached out to key Gulf states - Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and Oman - asking them to urge U.S. President Donald Trump to pressure Israel into agreeing to an immediate ceasefire
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