US immigration officials have said that the migrants were a group of around 140 adults and children from Texas who were flown to San Diego then transported to California to be assigned case numbers and undergo background checks. Most of them would be released under limited supervision to await deportation proceedings, the officials added.
As of 2PM Wednesday, USA Today cited a National Hurricane Center that said Tropical Storm Arthus was at around a hundred miles east of Daytona Beach, Florida, and 235 miles south of Charleston, South Carolina. A tropical storm warning has already bee issued for all of coastal North Carolina, with a hurricane watch for the state section that juts into the Atlantic, Bogue Inlet to Oregon Inlet. The hurricane warning for Florida, however, has been canceled.
Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales had shared his two cents on the vandalism of Howard's entry. RT.com noted that although Wales' tweet on July 2 showed his disapproval of vandalism, he was nonetheless amused.
FIFA.com said that despite the tragedy befallen on the rising Atletico Nacional star. the Escobars had not turned their back on football. Family members had attended each of the Colombian team's matches in the World Cup and sported a "Cafeteros" kit with the number two and their surname on the back. According to them, they are simply reminding everyone what appeared to be Escobar's message in the newspaper "El Tiempo" to his home country five days after his death: "Life doesn't stop here."
