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Scientists at NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center released a forecast on Thursday predicting that this year’s El Nino event could be one of the strongest ever.
The public prosecutor's office has requested 30 years' imprisonment against Cécile Bourgeon, mother of 5-year-old Fiona who died in 2013, and her ex-boyfriend Berkane Makhlouf, in a new appeal trial before the Rhône assizes court. Images of Bourgeon arriving at court, where the verdict is expected on Wednesday. IMAGES
This little four-year-old boy may look like your average toddler, but that mischievious grin hides a super strong body. Four-year-old Zhenya Kuzmenkov can lift this 8.8 pound kettleball a whopping 117 times and you can tell by the smile on his face that he loves doing it too. Little Zhenya caused a sensation when he lifted the kettleball over a hundred times during the Victory Record fitness event held on May 9th in the Irkutsk Region of Russia. Zhenya lifts with his father Aleksandr, a professional athlete, and his 11-year-old sister Yana, who has been lifting for 2 years and can swing the 8.8 pound kettleball a whopping 550 times already. Of course, Zhenya is still just a kid, and lifting weights at a very young age can have negative effects on children's growth. However, Zhenya's dad regularly consults with experts to figure out the appropriate weight limit for his little tyke and never exceeds the maximum. Of course, Zhenya is a kid at heart and loves to play, so his dad mixes in play time with training. Aleksandr brought his kids to train with him and, unexpectedly, weighlifting became a family hobby, and they now regularly train together.
Pull ups are one of the most challenging exercises. Adults have to be in very good shape and actively train to do more than 10 in a row. However, a little six-year-old girl named Marina Shvetz shocked her neighbors when she got up on a pull up bar with her dad's help in the Ukrainian city of Svetlovodsk on September 1, 2013. The little girl put all the grown men circling her to shame when she performed 26 consecutive pull ups in the park, while hardly breaking a sweat.
The U.N. World Meteorlogical Organization confirms that 2015 was the hottest year on record. Katie Sargent reports
U.S. President Barack Obama attends an outdoor arrival ceremony in heavy rain, as the first sitting U.S. president to visit Laos. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).
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