A Twister Wedding and a Robotic Lifeguard
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Updated: May 23, 2012
A weather ridden wedding and a robotic lifeguard. It's news stories that have gone Over the Edge.
Kansas is a state used to tornadoes. A couple didn't let something like two nearby tornadoes stop them from getting married. Caleb and Candra Pence finished their ceremony at a Kansas farmhouse over the weekend as the twisters could be seen touching down about eight miles away. The bride says the twisters made for great wedding pictures.
In California, lifeguards are testing out a new tool to help keep swimmers safe. Her name is "Emily", the robotic lifeguard! "Emily" can zip across the ocean and reach swimmers in distress and potentially help save lives. She can zip through the water pretty quickly, reaching a victim and giving them a chance to relax until a real lifeguard arrives
In Mexico, a woman running for office is not the top candidate but the topless candidate. When Natalia Juarez realized her bid for congress was off to a slow start, the 34 year old quickly decided she was going to be transparent with voters in a way they didn't expect. Juarez appears topless on a billboard surrounded by half a dozen supporters of her party, the PRD. The candidate, a philosophy professor, says it's her way of giving voters in Mexico a wake-up call.
Kansas is a state used to tornadoes. A couple didn't let something like two nearby tornadoes stop them from getting married. Caleb and Candra Pence finished their ceremony at a Kansas farmhouse over the weekend as the twisters could be seen touching down about eight miles away. The bride says the twisters made for great wedding pictures.
In California, lifeguards are testing out a new tool to help keep swimmers safe. Her name is "Emily", the robotic lifeguard! "Emily" can zip across the ocean and reach swimmers in distress and potentially help save lives. She can zip through the water pretty quickly, reaching a victim and giving them a chance to relax until a real lifeguard arrives
In Mexico, a woman running for office is not the top candidate but the topless candidate. When Natalia Juarez realized her bid for congress was off to a slow start, the 34 year old quickly decided she was going to be transparent with voters in a way they didn't expect. Juarez appears topless on a billboard surrounded by half a dozen supporters of her party, the PRD. The candidate, a philosophy professor, says it's her way of giving voters in Mexico a wake-up call.
