Two teens arrested after police chase following ram-raids; Joe Sullivan guilty in Uber hacking case

Today's News

Welcome to the news summary for October 6th. Today's headlines include Joe Sullivan guilty in Uber hacking case, Teens, 13 and 14, arrested after police chase following ram-raids, Researchers to study how pregnant women with depression respond to antidepressants, Australia news LIVE: Ministers at odds over tax cut debate; Lehrmann trial continues in Canberra, North Korea 'fires two more ballistic missiles', How to use Low Power Mode on Apple Watch, Ian is probably Florida's deadliest hurricane since 1935. Most victims drowned, Celtic left with mountain to climb after André Silva’s rapid double for Leipzig, North Korea launches missile toward South Korean waters after U.S. sends carrier to region, Fan unsure what to do with Aaron Judge’s home-run ball worth $2m, Conor Benn & Chris Eubank Jr's bout CALLED OFF as failed drug test emerges days before bout but Hearn vows..., Some everyday materials have memories, and now they can be erased: News study demonstrates how to read, write, and erase memory of previous deformation in foams and emulsions used in food and pharmaceuticals, Buhari commends military for release of train hostages, Eating These Types of Grains Can Lower Your Heart Disease Risk, 'Almost' every river west of NSW mountain range to flood as system smashes state, SpaceX capsule heads to space station, Council where Logan Mwangi was murdered 'worryingly dependent' on agency care, President Biden caught on hot mic in Florida: 'No one f---- with a Biden', Elon Musk’s Twitter Reversal Revives Takeover Bid for a Now-Weaker Firm, and NASA study finds climate extremes affect landslides in surprising ways.

Outline

Joe Sullivan, former chief security officer at Uber, has been found guilty of hacking into the company's systems and stealing driver's personal information.
Two teens have been arrested after a police chase following a series of ram-raids in the Brisbane area.
A new study will examine how pregnant women with depression respond to antidepressants.
Ministers are at odds over tax cut debate; Lehrmann trial continues in Canberra.
North Korea has launched two more ballistic missiles, according to reports.
Low Power Mode on Apple Watch can help extend your battery life.
Ian is a hurricane that hit Florida in 1935. Most victims drowned.
Celtic are trailing Leipzig 2-0 after André Silva scored a quickfire double.
North Korea has launched a missile toward South Korean waters after the US sent a carrier to the region.
A fan is unsure what to do with a home-run ball hit by Aaron Judge that is worth $2 million.
Conor Benn and Chris Eubank Jr's bout has been called off after a failed drug test, but promoter Eddie Hearn has vowed to reschedule the fight.
A new study has demonstrated how to read, write, and erase the memory of previous deformation in foams and emulsions used in food and pharmaceuticals.
Nigerian President Buhari has commended the military for the release of train hostages.
A new study has found that eating certain types of grains can lower your risk of heart disease.
A major weather system is set to hit New South Wales, with almost every river west of the mountain range expected to flood.
A SpaceX capsule is headed to the International Space Station.
The council where Logan Mwangi was murdered is 'worryingly dependent' on agency care.
President Biden has been caught on a hot mic in Florida saying 'no one f---- with a Biden.'
Elon Musk's Twitter reversal has revived a takeover bid for a now-weaker Tesla.
A new NASA study has found that climate extremes can affect landslides in surprising ways.

Joe Sullivan guilty in Uber hacking case

The case was the first brought against a corporate executive over a breach by outsiders. It also may be the last — the payoff that prompted the charges has become common practice in hacking cases.

Teens, 13 and 14, arrested after police chase following ram-raids

Police believe the pair are responsible for two burglaries in Auckland early this morning.

Researchers to study how pregnant women with depression respond to antidepressants

Using a combination of biomarkers and mood assessments, researchers will study how pregnant women who are experiencing depression respond to different antidepressants in a clinical trial funded by a grant from the National Institutes of Health to UTHealth Hou…

Australia news LIVE: Ministers at odds over tax cut debate; Lehrmann trial continues in Canberra

Labor MPs have left the door open to tweaking the stage three tax cuts, Bill Shorten has vowed to crack down on NDIS providers engaging in “price gouging” and the fallout from the Essendon saga continues.

North Korea 'fires two more ballistic missiles'

How to use Low Power Mode on Apple Watch

One of the biggest critiques about the Apple Watch since the beginning has been its battery life. Here's how to use Low Power Mode which can up to double your battery life.

Ian is probably Florida's deadliest hurricane since 1935. Most victims drowned.

Most people who died during the catastrophic storm had drowned, state data shows. Ian's storm surge proved fatal.

Celtic left with mountain to climb after André Silva’s rapid double for Leipzig

André Silva scored twice in 13 minutes to help RB Leipzig beat Celtic 3-1 and leave Ange Postecoglu’s side looking unlikely to qualify from Group F

North Korea launches missile toward South Korean waters after U.S. sends carrier to region

South Korea’s Joint Chiefs of Staff did not provide any further details on the launch, which they said occurred Thursday morning local time, according to The Associated Press.

Fan unsure what to do with Aaron Judge’s home-run ball worth $2m

Cory Youmans made the catch of a lifetime on Tuesday night, snagging the ball Yankees slugger Aaron Judge launched for his AL-record 62nd homer

Conor Benn & Chris Eubank Jr's bout CALLED OFF as failed drug test emerges days before bout but Hearn vows...

Some everyday materials have memories, and now they can be erased: News study demonstrates how to read, write, and erase memory of previous deformation in foams and emulsions used in food and pharmaceuticals

Some solid materials have a memory of how they have previously been stretched out, which impacts how they respond to these kinds of deformations in the future. A new study lends insight into memory formation in the foams and emulsions common in food products …

Buhari commends military for release of train hostages

The President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), expressed his happiness and satisfaction with the safe release of the remaining 23 kidnapped train passengers held in captivity by Boko Haram terrorists.

Eating These Types of Grains Can Lower Your Heart Disease Risk

'Almost' every river west of NSW mountain range to flood as system smashes state

<p>Even as the east coast braces for record-breaking rain, some of the heaviest falls have been recorded in Australia's traditionally driest regions.</p>

SpaceX capsule heads to space station

A SpaceX rocket has soared into orbit from Florida carrying the next long-term International Space Station crew, with...

Council where Logan Mwangi was murdered 'worryingly dependent' on agency care

Welsh Tories say Bridgend’s £1.1m bill for agency social workers in year of five-year-old’s death shows risk of inconsistent care

President Biden caught on hot mic in Florida: 'No one f---- with a Biden'

The president toured hurricane-ravaged Florida on Wednesday and got caught on a hot mic telling a local official, "No one f---- with a Biden."

Elon Musk’s Twitter Reversal Revives Takeover Bid for a Now-Weaker Firm

Billionaire’s latest about-face over his $44 billion deal to buy Twitter has him poised to take over a company that is weaker than it was before he tried to abandon the agreement—thanks in part to his own actions.

NASA study finds climate extremes affect landslides in surprising ways

Climate change is driving more volatile precipitation patterns around the world—very dry stretches punctuated by storms that drop large amounts of rain or snow in a short amount of time. While wetter and drier spells may have certain effects that are easy to …