An NBA player shot dead

After a promising start in the NBA, he seemed to have a promising future in the best basketball league in the world. But his rapid trajectory was tragically interrupted on Saturday. Recruited by the New Orleans Pelicans in January, the shooting guard Bryce Dejean-Jones had managed to seduce the franchise, and had just signed his first real contract in the NBA. He died in the night of Friday to Saturday at the age of 23, following a shooting incident in the city of Dallas.

These are the New Orleans Pelicans who made the announcement in a statement. "It's with great sadness that the organization of Pelicans learns of the sudden death of Bryce Dejean-Jones. We are devastated following the loss of this young man who had a bright future before him. Our thoughts and prayers are with Bryce's family in these difficult times".

According to the first elements of the investigation, reported by the local police and the player's agent, Bryce Dejean-Jones had intended to go to his girlfriend, but was mistaken apartment. After knocking on the door of the apartment in question, and not have been answered, it would be introduced in the housing. It's the person living in the apartment that would have opened fire on basketball player, in still unclear circumstances.

Source : Yahoo Sport

Daesh claims the massacre at San Bernardino, California

The Islamic State group attributed this Saturday responsibility for the massacre of San Bernardino, which killed 14 people Wednesday in California, at two of his "partisans".
"Two partisans of the Islamic State attacked several days ago a center in San Bernardino in California," said the jihadist organization in his daily radio bulletin Al Bayan.
The news agency Amaq close to the Islamic State group was also informed on Friday that the perpetrators of the massacre at San Bernardino were "partisans" of the jihadist group. US government sources say that there is nothing to say that the attack was led by Daesh or even if the jihadist organization was aware of the murderous plans of the couple. But on Friday, the FBI would have reclassified the attack an act of terrorism.
The shooting was carried out by a married couple, who died in a shootout with police. This is Syed Farooq, an American of 28 years of Pakistani origin, employee health service of the city and devout Muslim. He was accompanied by his wife of 29 years, Tashfeen Malik. This woman, showed US authorities had pledged allegiance to the terrorist group on the social network Facebook, shortly before the shooting.

Source : BFMTV

Cavs fall again

37 points, a cannon back, an advantage of last minute that all Cleveland thought decisive and then... defeat ! LeBron James, author of 23 of the 28 points of the Cavaliers in the last quarter-time, the "King" simply couldn't do more..; An acceleration that allowed his team to come back and pass to glimpse a victory that hasn't reached out to them.
The fault, in particular at a Holiday that has arisen to place a 3-point shot that changed the course of history of this meeting. In eight seconds of the termthe two teams were again tied and had to go through a one-way extension. Cause Anthony Davis hit hard by signing six of his 31 points in the "money time". And this time, the Cavaliers haven't raised.
A pleasant surprise for New Orleans, which puts an end to four straight losses and recovering a little head. This is not the case of Cleveland who cashes a second consecutive defeat and can clearly doubts. The wrath of "King" on the level of his team in the last few days is even more sense now.

Source : Sport.fr

"The labeling of products of the Jewish state awaken dark memories"

Netanyahu doesn't mince his words. The Israeli prime minister said Wednesday, November 11 that "the EU should be ashamed" after the green light given by the European Commission for the labeling of products from Israeli settlements in the Occupied Territories.
"The labeling of products of the Jewish state by the European Union wake of dark memories. Europe should be ashamed," said the head of government of the Jewish state doesn't hesitate to evoke the Nazi past. "While there are hundreds of territorials disputes around the world, (EU) decided to attack only to Israel, while Israel fights back against the wall against a wave of terrorism" also said the Prime Minister, currently in the United States.
In September already, the Prime Minister had made the parallel between the future European labeling and practices of the Nazi regime against Jews products.
Other members of his government have had the same reaction. "It's a discriminatory policy" denounced Tuesday the Israeli Energy Minister Yuval Steinitz. "We all remember the days when Jews were marked as such products in Europe," he said, referring to Nazi Germany.
To signify their wrath, Israeli Foreign Affairs summoned the EU representative in Israel, Lars Faaborg-Andersen. The measure "could impact on relations between Israel and the European Union," said the spokesman of Foreign Affairs Emmanuel Nahshon in a statement.

The announcement of the European Commission was expected. Despite assurances from the Commission that the decision is purely technical to the attention of the consumer and does not depend on the boycott or sanction, it has attracted a wide condemnation in Israel, including the leader of the Labour party Isaac Herzog.
Herzog judged labeling "dangerous": "It will hurt to the same extent to the Israelis and Palestinians," he said.
Netanyahu and Herzog have advanced the same argument that the measure would complicate the search for peace with the Palestinians.
The label has been likened by some to an act of boycott. Netanyahu, Herzog and others have also meant to Europeans that this approach might turn against 26,000 Palestinians, according to Israeli official figures, earn their living in the colonies.
The Israeli economy "is strong enough to absorb this. These are the Palestinian workers and Israeli companies in Judea and Samaria (Israeli appellation the occupied West Bank) that will be achieved," said Netanyahu

Source ; France 24