【简明英语新闻】Headline News November 28 2015

【简明英语新闻】Headline News November 28 2015

2015-11-28    04'44''

主播: Beijing Hour

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介绍:
3 Killed in Colorado Springs Shooting, 9 Victims in Hospital A shooting at an abortion clinic in the US state of Colorado has left 3 people dead, including two civilians and a police officer. Four other civilians and five police officers have been hospitalized. The 59-year-old suspect, Robert Dear, is in custody. The motive for the attack remains unclear. While police have not said what they believe the motive for the shooting may have been, the Planned Parenthood facility in Colorado Springs has been the focus of anti-abortion activists for some time. According to the National Abortion Federation, at least eight abortion clinic workers have been killed since 1977. Most of the killing has happened since 2009, when abortion doctor George Tiller was shot dead at church in Wichita, Kansas. Coffins of Chinese victims killed in Mali's terror attack return home The coffins of three Chinese victims who were killed in a hostage situation at a hotel in Mali last week have been brought back to their homeland. All three were executives of the China Railway Construction Corporation. They were killed at the Radisson Blu hotel in Mali's capital Bamako during an attack by a Jihadist group last Friday. The attack killed 27 people in all. North China on yellow alert for smog A yellow alert for smog is now in effect for portions of northern China. Beijing, Tianjin, as well as parts of Hebei, Henan and Shandong will continue to be shrowded in smog into next week. Visibility of less than 500 meters is being reported in some areas. Forecasters are warning the smog, which began accumulating in the greater-Beijing area on Friday, may continue to choke the air until at least Tuesday. Flights in and out of Beijing have so-far not been affected, though flight tracking models are suggesting delays may become an issue. At this point, authorities have not announced any restrictions on vehicles or construction projects in the capital. Investigation of Shaolin Abbot partially revealed Details surrounding an investigation into the abbot of the famed Shaolin Temple in Henan have been revealed, which so far appear to exhonorate him from the allegations made against him. The Buddhist Associaiton of Henan says Shi Yongxin has the proper qualifications to run the Temple. At the same time, the Association says all the rules were followed properly when he was elected the head of the famed Temple in late 1996. Paternity tests taken from Shi Yongxin's two adopted daugthers have also confirmed they are not his biological children. Authorities say an investigation into his finances and other allegations against him are still underway. Shi Yongxin, who has been dubbed the "CEO monk" for his moves to commercialize the home of Kung-Fu, has been under investigation after a series of allegations were levelled against him by a former monk at Shaolin. The accusations made earlier this year have included embezzlement, lying about his true identity and sex with multiple women, which would go against the tenants of being a buddhist monk. The sexual allegations, which were contained in a police report filed by an unnamed woman, were enough to prompt the investigation. 3 killed, over 20 injured after gunmen attack UN base in northern Mali: UN Three people are dead and more than 20 others are hurt after unidentified gunmen attacked a U.N. peacekeeping base in the northern Malian town of Kidal this Saturday. The United Nations force in Mali is reporting a number of the injured have been evacuated from the scene in critical condition. Reports are suggesting the compound in Kidal may have come under rocket fire. The attack in Mali's restive Sahel region comes just over a week after a local Jihadist group attacked the Radisson Blu hotel in Mali's capital Bamako on Friday, leaving 27-dead, including 3 Chinese nationals. 4 policemen shot dead by unknown militants in Egypt's Giza Four police officers are dead after coming under attack by militants on a road leading to the pyramids in Giza. It's being reported the militants opened fire at the security forces manning a check point in the southern antiquities area of the Pyramids. So far no claim of responsiblity has been made, though Islamic State sympathizers in Egypt have been claiming credit for a string of attacks in the country in recent months. Egyptian security forces have come under numerous attacks following the overthrow of Islamist president Mohamed Morsi in 2013. Those attach have mostly been centered in the Egyptian Sinai, though they have been expanding recently into Cairo and other cities along the Nile Delta. Egypt's military helicopter crashes over technical failure, staff wounded: military An Egyptian military helicopter has gone down outside Cairo. Egyptian authorities say the helicopter crashed while on an inpsection tour of the area. The four people onboard the helicopter surivived and have been sent to hospital with unspecified injuries. At this point, its believed the incident is the result of mechanical problems. Giant panda Basi celebrates 35th birthday A giant panda which rose to fame as the mascot for the Asian Games in Beijing a quarter-century ago is celebrating a milestone. Basi, which is housed at a giant panda facility in Fujian's capital, Fuzhou is 35-years old this Saturday. She is currently the oldest-known live panda.