The viral video was watched by millions of users of the social site, and also received numerous likes and comments for the cricketer’s wife. Here is what Instagrammers wrote:
The Tennis celeb is quite frequent with her social media postings and often shares interesting reels and beautiful pictures for her 9.8 million followers on Instagram. She also takes on the viral online challenges, usually with cricketer-husband Shoaib Malik.
Earlier, Sania Mirza published a comic reel with her mother on Instagram. “Somethings only us Indians will understand,” read the caption on the video post which glimpsed the norms and culture of the country. Also read: Sania Mirza’s new reel goes viral on social media
Midnights, the stories of 13 sleepless nights scattered throughout my life, will be out October 21. Meet me at midnight.
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The video has gotten more than two million likes from the social media application. Related – ZOOM! World’s fastest, longest & tallest roller coaster on the anvil It is pertinent to mention that all sort of bizarre incidents have happened during roller coaster. A video of a man catching a dropped iPhone mid-air while riding a roller coaster at a theme park in Barcelona went viral. [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d6KNEe_2qDw[/embed] It showed Samuel Kempf from New Zealand who is catching a dropped iPhone mid-air while moving through the air at 134 kmh. The owner of the phone hugged Samuel Kempf after receiving his iPhone. Previously, a video on YouTube showed how people got stuck when a roller coaster at Universal Studios in Japan suddenly stopped mid-ride. [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Daz9dbs6wA[/embed]
The Flying Dinosaur rollercoaster that is inspired by Jurassic Park’s theme suddenly stopped with around 64 people hanging upside down for around two hours as theme park workers began the rescue operation. Reportedly, no one got injured and everyone was recued safely.
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The woman hit the man back with her footwear. As per the reports, the incident occurred at the Kachnariya toll plaza on Rajgarh-Bhopal road. (Credits: Twitter)
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A video of a small plane crashing onto a street is going viral on social media platforms.
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The viral video was filmed by Amanda Skuban and Raiah Collins. It showed the plane descending and crashing on the corner of a street in Orlando city in Florida state in the United States.
Terrifying video shows small plane crash onto University Boulevard in Orlando – pilot had minor injuries and no one was hurt https://t.co/LEWC83HoxD
— philip lewis (@Phil_Lewis_) August 20, 2022
The pilot reportedly suffered minor injuries. The Florida Highway Police said the plane crashed because of mechanical failure. They stated the Federal Aviation Authority and the National Transportation Safety Board will investigate the crash.
Riah Collins said they were fortunate and were glad that the pilot is alive.
Related – Horrific: Plane crash lands on bridge, hits vehicle head-on
Ben Stillman, who lives close to the crash site, said the locals first assumed it was a car accident but it was not it.
“We heard a big crash, kinda like a car crash, and we assumed it was a car crash,” he said as quoted by a foreign news agency. “Our house is right over there and we peeped over the fence and we just see this plane sitting in the driveway.”
Nick Mladenovic and Joshua Geller, who also reside in the area, said it sounded like a dump truck had crashed into something.
The debris was removed and the lanes of University Boulevard reopened for traffic.
Tesla Model 3
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YouTube has removed a pair of videos from its platform which showed Tesla drivers conducting amateur vehicle safety tests using their own children in place of mannequins in the road or the driveway.
The tests were to determine if a slow-moving Tesla equipped with the company's latest driver assistance systems would automatically avoid colliding with pedestrians — in this case children — walking or standing still in the road.
After CNBC reached out, a YouTube spokesperson, Elena Hernandez, wrote in an e-mail Friday night:
"YouTube doesn't allow content showing a minor participating in dangerous activities or encouraging minors to do dangerous activities. Upon review, we determined that the videos raised to us by CNBC violate our harmful and dangerous policies, and as a result we removed the content."
The specific policy that YouTube cited is pertaining to harmful and dangerous content. The company removes videos that encourage dangerous or illegal activities that risk serious physical harm or death when it is aware of them. The spokesperson said, "Specifically, we don't allow content showing or encouraging minors in harmful situations that may lead to injury, including dangerous stunts, dares, or pranks."
Tesla markets its driver assistance systems in the U.S. as a standard package called Autopilot and a premium option called Full Self-Driving (or FSD) that costs $12,000 up front or $199 per month. It also offers some drivers access to an experimental program called Full Self-Driving Beta if they attain a high score on the company's in-vehicle safety tests.
None of these systems make Tesla cars self-driving, nor safe to use without a driver behind the steering wheel, attentive to the road and able to steer, brake, or accelerate on short notice. Tesla's owners manuals caution drivers that the systems do not make their cars autonomous.
In a video posted on Aug. 14, a Tesla owner and investor in the Elon Musk-led company, Tad Park, drove a Model 3 vehicle at eight miles per hour towards one of his children on a road in the San Francisco Bay Area. No one was hurt in the test.
The video had tens of thousands of views before YouTube, a division of Alphabet's Google, removed it. Alphabet also owns Waymo, the autonomous vehicle technology developer and robotaxi operator.
Park is the CEO of Volt Equity, and portfolio manager of an autonomous driving technology focused ETF called VCAR. "I have experienced the product myself, and believe in my investments," Park told CNBC. "We did extensive safety precautions so that kids were never in danger."
In a follow-up email, Park wrote, "First we tried on a mannequin, then we tried with a tall basketball player, then finally one kid stood and my other kid crossed the street."
He said the car was never traveling more than eight miles an hour, and explained, "We made sure the car recognized the kid. Even if the system completely failed, I was prepared to take over at any time. I had a sense of when I was going to need to brake if the car was not sufficiently slowing down."
The tests were a success in Park's view, because the car slowed and did not strike any object, pedestrian or his kids. Asked if he would do it again, he said: "I do not think further tests are necessary, but if I did, yes, I would do this test again."
"That being said, I wouldn't recommend people to deliberately try this at home," he added.
Park conducted the tests in part as a rebuttal against a national advertising campaign from software company founder Dan O'Dowd criticizing Tesla's driver assistance features.
The video, now removed, was posted on a YouTube channel named Whole Mars Catalog, which is run by Omar Qazi, a shareholder and major promoter of Tesla on social networks. Tesla CEO Elon Musk frequently interacts with the blog and Qazi on Twitter.
In addition to YouTube, CNBC reached out to the California DMV and National Highway Traffic Safety Administration to ask whether such videos are safe or legal.
NHTSA said on Aug. 16, "NHTSA advises the public that it could be highly dangerous for anyone to attempt to test vehicle technologies on their own. No one should risk their life, or the life of anyone else, to test the performance of vehicle technology."
The agency also noted, "As NHTSA has stated consistently, no vehicle available for purchase today is capable of driving itself. The most advanced vehicle technologies available for purchase today provide driver assistance and require a fully attentive human driver at all times performing the driving task and monitoring the surrounding environment."
The California DMV told CNBC via email: "As advanced vehicle technologies become more widely available, DMV shares the same concerns as other traffic safety stakeholders about the potential for driver misunderstanding or misuse of these features. DMV has previously indicated to Tesla and continues to emphasize the importance of providing clear and effective communication to customers, buyers and the general public about the capabilities, limitations and intended use of any vehicle technology."
The California DMV recently alleged that Tesla is engaging in deceptive marketing or false advertising where its driver assistance systems are concerned. It is also in the midst of a lengthy safety related review of Tesla's technology including FSD Beta.
Police in the town where Park conducted the test drive did not respond in time for publication. Tesla did not immediately return a request for comment.
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Tabitha Coakley of New Jersey captured the sweet moment between her husband and daughter Ava.
According to IRNA's report on Wednesday, Sheikh Bassam Al-Saadi is one of the prominent leaders of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad resistance movement, who was arrested on Monday night in the attack of the Zionist army on the Jenin camp in the West Bank of the Jordan River. A Palestinian citizen was also martyred in this attack.
It was following this attack that the Quds groups declared alertness among their forces throughout Palestine and called their forces and Mujahidin.
In their statement, these groups warned the Zionist regime that Sheikh Bassam al-Saadi's life was in danger.
These groups also threatened the Zionist regime, if it does not stop its aggression, it is ready for any powerful response.
It was following this threat by Quds forces that the Zionist newspaper "Yediot Aharanut" reported yesterday that the Zionist regime blocked the roads and axes near the borders of the Gaza Strip, fearing a reaction to the arrest of Sheikh "Bassam Al-Saadi".
The media of the Zionist regime also said yesterday that the security and military institutions of this regime are worried about attacking the Zionist targets near the Gaza Strip with the use of "Cornet" missiles.
Pakistani actress, Hira Mani, who often comes under fire for her controversial comments from time to time, recently apologised to the public for issuing yet another problematic statement related to the Dua Zahra.
The celebrity issued a clarification in a video after netizens vehemently criticised Mani for saying in an Instagram story that she was eagerly praying to Allah not to let Dua Zehra and her husband, Zaheer Ahmed, get separated.
Dua, a minor, had made headlines across the country after she had mysteriously disappeared from Karachi but it was later discovered that she had run away from her home to marry 21-year-old Zaheer Ahmed, who was a resident of Lahore.
The actress shared a video, lamenting her statement and saying that she did not know that it was a kidnapping case and that Dua was underage.
"I am sorry if I have hurt anyone with my statement. In fact, I was hurt too when I got to know about the case and thought how much Dua's parents would be distressed."
She went on to say that people close to her got upset with her statement as well. "They said that I shouldn't have made the comments as I did not know about the case," she added.
Apologising to Dua's parents, Hira said that she commented about the couple in an emotional state.
"I made a mistake and I accept it. I am human too and humans make mistakes," she said.
"May Allah keep Dua Zahra, her family, and parents in His protection," she concluded.
Kountry Wayne confirms he’s dating in cute Instagram video
Kountry Wayne took to Instagram to confirm his relationship with actress Amber-Tai with an adorable video showing the love.
They’ve participated in a tonne of comedic skits together, but they’ve recently decided that’s not enough! We hope that Country Wayne and Amber are now dating.
While most are captivated, some are sceptical it might be a part of another skit after the YouTuber shared a brief film of the couple getting a little cosy yesterday.
For months, fans have been gushing over how well the two get along, so we assume they’ve noticed it too. Though Mike won’t be too pleased, as several fans have noted!
Wayne Colley, known for his comedic sketches, first rose to fame on Instagram with his short videos. He created a YouTube channel in 2019 and currently has close to 200 000 subscribers.
The 34-year-old, who has 10 children from prior partnerships, frequently posts amusing pictures of his family life on Facebook. Over 7 million people follow his profile at the moment. Only five of his children, who vary in age from 3 to 16, are well-known on his social media.
Making his way onto the screen, Kountry Wayne has featured in TV shows such as Holiday Heartbreak, The Turn around and Brazilian Wavy.
According to source, he’s said to be worth $2.5 million.
He wed model and actress Genna Colley in 2017. The couple divorced after a year of marriage despite having two children together. He dated Jessica Moore, the star of MTV’s Wet and Wild, after that in 2019. However, the couple split up quite swiftly.
Currently, Wayne appears to be completely smitten with his co-star Amber and exudes happiness, but are they merely playing with our emotions and risking breaking our hearts? That’s a lot of dissatisfied viewers with the video having around 250,000 likes!
