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A woman ran over and injured her estranged husband and two of his friends before speeding off to a nearby bridge, where she jumped to her death, police said. On Monday morning, the husband emerged from a court hearing at the Family Law Center in Martinez, California, with two women when his wife accelerated and hit all three, police said. The wife reversed and hit one of the women a second time, before police believe she drove to the Benicia Bridge and jumped.

James Comey was a hedge fund high roller when he lived  with his family in the tony enclave of  Westport, Connecticut until he was tapped to run the FBI in 2013. Comey has reduce the price of his Westport, Connecticut home - now on the market for $2.5 million - four times and he still doesn't have a buyer. He bought the estate on more than three acres not far from where Martha Stewart lived for $3,050,000 in August 2010. It's a seven bedroom, nine bath, 7,157 square foot gated home in one of Connecticut's ritziest Gold Coast towns, Westport, whose white sandy beaches line Long Island sound and whose residents have included such powerful, moneyed Democrat neighbors over the years as Stewart and Harvey Weinstein.

Prince Harry has today finally confirmed he has been dating Suits actress Meghan Markle for 'a few months'. In an extraordinary statement on his love life, Kensington Palace said Harry is 'worried about Ms Markle's safety' following the abuse and harassment she has faced since rumours of their relationship first surfaced nine days ago. The statement, issued at about 10am in response to growing royal concern about the welfare of Miss Markle, said: 'It is not right that a few months into a relationship with him that Ms Markle should be subjected to such a storm.' It added that the 32-year-old prince feels 'this is not a game - it is her life and his' and that he is 'deeply disappointed that he has not been able to protect her'.

This is the moment a concerned Memphis, Tennessee man helped out a lost little girl spotted walking down a street crying at 3am. Soloman Jones and his friend were out late at night when the pair saw the girl walking outside without a jacket. Jones, who has a two-year-old daughter himself, picked up the little girl (both pictured) and called the police before recording a video castigating the absent parents.

Morgan Lynn, 17, from Pearland, Texas, took to Twitter, bottom inset, last week to share a photo of the flowers her dad sent her mom along with his note, which reads: 'Always gonna be you.' Morgan explained that her parents wedding song was Chesney's 'You Had Me From Hello', and when he heard his song 'Always Gonna Be You', he said it was their finale. The teen's tweet has been shared over 75,000 times and liked by more than 228,000 Twitter users. Morgan is pictured inset center. her mom and dad are seen top left and the note is seen bottom left and the flowers are top right.

In a sketch on the Late Show, he pretended to know nothing about the candidates, spitting a mouthful of water into Colbert's face when told Trump is on the ballot. He yells: 'What? Are you kidding me?' before laying into the Republican presidential hopeful, who he famously called 'F***face Von Clownstick' on Twitter in 2013.

In a pre-election sketch aired on the Late Late Show, actor Benedict Cumberbatch reads his 'son', James Corden a bedtime story - The Story of the US Presidential Election - in which a woman dressed in beige from head to toe has to overcome a number of obstacles to rule the kingdom from a 'beautiful big white house'. But on her journey she gets lost in a scary forest full of computers containing emails - a nod to the investigation conducted by the FBI into Clinton's use of a personal email account while working as Secretary of State. She also has to fend off trolls and 'an old, old man with hair of white and face like that of a wizard' mounted on a unicorn, who bears more than a passing resemblance to Bernie Sanders. But her greatest foe is 'the most terrifying creature of all' - a 'big orange monster with orange skin and orange hair' who wants to build 'a giant wall to keep out boys and girls from faraway lands like Mexico'.

In an apparent attempt to intimidate voters, at least a dozen trucks and other vehicles were caught on video parading around early polling stations in Florida waving Confederate flags. All of the vehicles were outfitted with the American and Confederate flag along with other flags that read: 'Trump for president.' The incident was caught on camera by John Zaccaro, Jr, who was volunteering as a poll observer in Florida, according to his sister Donna Ullman. Ullman posted the video on Facebook along with several photos of the Confederate-flag wielding motorcade on Monday. She wrote that her brother was 'seeing blatant voter intimidation and suppression efforts'. In the short clip, the Donald Trump supporters can be heard honking and shouting at individuals entering the polling station.

NEW Clinton and her staff took part in the latest viral internet challenge in a bid to remind people to get out and vote on Election Day, finishing the clip with: 'Don't stand still. Vote today.' The former secretary of state had her entire campaign plane - including rockstar guest Jon Bon Jovi (bottom right), husband and former president Bill Clinton (top right) and aide Huma Abedin (left) - took part in the so-called mannequin challenge. Just like the Ice Bucket Challenge and planking videos that came before it, the mannequin challenge is another video meme and involves groups of people pretending to be frozen in their places. It was only this past weekend that the mannequin challenge trend went viral, and it's believed the video was shot aboard the plane on Monday night.

NEW As the polls opened Tuesday morning, celebrities were just as eager as the rest of us to get in and cast their vote for president. Famous New Yorkers such as Kelly Ripa and Neil Patrick Harris proudly displayed the state's 'I voted' stickers in social media posts. Ripa appears to have hit the polls before heading in to work on Tuesday, bringing along her eldest son Michael, 18, who was participating in his first election.

A woman donned a 'full burka' and posed as longtime Clinton aide Huma Abedin at a New York City polling station in an attempt to prove the ease with which voter fraud is committed. The video, created by Project Veritas, was posted on YouTube just one day before the elections showing the 'undercover' woman being given an affidavit paper ballot to vote under Abedin's name. It is unclear when the clip was filmed, but a federal judge ruled on Friday night that the New York City Board of Elections must provide affidavit ballots to all voters whose names do not appear on the registration rolls.

A mass grave containing the remains of about 100 people has been discovered inside a school in a town close to Mosul. Iraqi forces found the chilling site in the School of Agriculture on the outskirts of Hammam al-Alil, a town recaptured from ISIS on Monday. One haunting picture showed a soldier pulling a child's stuffed toy from the scraps of clothing and rotting flesh, swarming with flies. The discovery was the latest instance of mass graves being uncovered in territory won back from the death cult.

Mysterious tunnels built by King Ferdinand II of Bourbon snake underground in central Naples. These intriguing passageways were designed as an escape route for the king in 1853 before serving as a military hospital and bomb shelter in WWII and finally as a warehouse for impounded vehicles in the 1940s, 1950s and 1960s. The dusty aqueducts were recently rediscovered and now visitors can take a spell-binding tour of the tunnels encountering abandoned vintage motorbikes and cars along the way.

British banker Rurik Jutting (top) was today found guilty of the sadistic murder of two prostitutes at his Hong Kong flat. The 31-year-old Cambridge University graduate faces a life sentence after being convicted at a trial that featured horrific video evidence of rape and torture. Twisted Jutting said he was 'sorry beyond words' and 'haunted' by the double murder of Indonesian women Sumarti Ningsih (inset left) and Seneng Mujiasih (inset right). But trial judge Mr Justice Stuart Moore ripped into the 'sadistic' murderer saying descriptions of 'evil' and a 'monster' were not adequate for the horror he had inflicted on his victims. Jurors had watched as one of the women begged for her life as she was forced to lick a toilet bowl before Jutting savagely slit her throat. He also made a video showing off his 'torture kit' that included a blowtorch and sex toy wrapped in sandpaper which he intended to use on his second victim. Bottom right and left: A bloodied knife could be seen in a box of evidence used to convict the murderer as police left Hong Kong's High Court today.

Vancouver-based Expand Furniture has over 130 products on offer, which all transform from a fairly simple structure, into a more elaborate piece of furniture. One piece of furniture on offer is the 'Flexible love 16 chair.' When fully folded, the chair, which is made of paper, measures just 64cm x 56cm x 19.7cm. But when extended out, in the same way that an accordion can be pulled to inflate with air, the tiny chair grows all the way into a 16 seat bench, measuring 64cm x 56cm x 720cm.

Officials say neither Anil Verma, 31, nor Raghav Uday, 38, (inset) could swim, and a criminal investigation has been launched. The footage shows the duo - along with action hero Duniya Vijay, who survived the tragedy - leap into the water during a climactic scene for a movie called Maastigudi. Moments before the stunt, Uday had said: 'I hope that all will be fine with the grace of God.'

Sydney-based 'fitographer', Vanessa Brownlee, is paid to take professional fitness shots. From the importance of good lighting, to a dab of oil on the models' muscles and the benefits of bright workout gear, she shares the industry secrets to the perfect photo (pictured: some of Ms Brownlee's fitness shots).

Scott Fitzsimmons, 27, is photographed swimming in clear Icelandic waters - touching rock belonging to Europe with one hand, and the tip of a north American tectonic plate with the other. It is believed to be the only place in the world where two continents can be touched at once. The spot, off the coast of Iceland, called Silfra, is a UNESCO world heritage site - and is also home of the clearest water in the world.

Pranshu, from Jalandhar in the Indian state of Punjab, was born with a medical defect and is unable to walk. Villagers believe he is a divine child and a reincarnation of the god Ganesha. Ganesha, depicted with an elephant's head on a human body, is the god of good fortune who provides prosperity, fortune and success. Pranshu has embraced his role as a religious icon to his adoring flock. He said: 'I look like Ganesha and people don't even know my real name. My teachers also worship me at the school. My friends don't bully me at all as they believe I am Lord Ganesha. I am happy when people call me Ganesha Ji. It makes me happy. I want to be like this only. I am happy with my big head and face.'

Elwood Edwards (left and right), 67, of Ohio, might drive Uber now, but he once voiced AOL's iconic notifications. A recent Uber rider was elated to learn she was in the car with the 'You've Got Mail' voice and asked if she could record him saying the famous phrases. Barker squeals with excitement as Edwards obliges her request to say the phrases. Edwards is now retired and driving for Uber, but was a long-time voice actor. He booked the job spouting phrases like 'Welcome', 'File's Done' and 'Goodbye' for AOL (inset) after his wife, who worked for Quantum Computer Services (which later became AOL) overheard the company's CEO talking about notifications. The 67-year-old said he recorded the phrases on a cassette tape in his living room for $200.

Eerie images of an abandoned boarding school for the Nazi elite, that was attended by Hitler's nephew Heinz, have emerged from Germany. There were 38 National Political Institutes of Education built all over Germany after Hitler's ascent to power in 1933. This one in Ballenstedt, near Leipzig, was converted after the war but was never demolished. The assembly hall (pictured) still has old projectors in which Nazi propaganda was shown to the students (inset, left) and many other oddments from the 1940s (inset, right). The corridors are now empty and the school tower closed. After leaving the school Heinz Hitler (inset, centre) joined the Wehrmacht and was killed on the Eastern Front.

Restaurant Business has released a list of the top 100 highest-grossing independent restaurants for 2015. Topping the list is Tao's Asian Bistro (top left) in Las Vegas, which made $47,941,106 last year. Rounding out the top six is Joe's Stone Crab in Miami (top center), Tao Downdown (top right) and Carmine's Times Square (bottom left) in NYC, DC's Old Ebbitt Grill (bottom center), and Lavo New York (bottom right).

Parts of a main street collapsed in the heart of Fukuoka, a major city in southern Japan on Tuesday, creating a massive sinkhole (pictured left and bottom right) and cutting off power, water and gas supplies to parts of the city. The cause of the collapse is under investigation, Fukuoka officials said, but they linked it to ongoing subway construction nearby. Blackouts at a nearby subway station shown top right.

For Elvis fans looking to find a new place to dwell, a home which once belonged to The King could be the ideal investment. The Beverly Hills home he lived in between 1967 and 1973 has gone on the market for $30million - twice as much as it sold for just two years ago. He left the building shortly after divorcing wife Priscilla.

The tiny pup, Chica, was filmed trying to fight off sleep but finding it impossible. Lying on her front, the cute pup's eyes begin to close and her head starts falling. She attempts vainly to pull her head back up and it ends up on the floor. The clip, filmed in Birmingham, was posted to Chica's Instagram page, where it has received thousands of views.

The lives of the adorable cubs are hanging by a thread after campaigners said food supplies at the zoo, in the city of Taiz, southern Yemen, will run out in a week. Taiz Zoo is currently home to 26 Arabian leopards and the survival of the new cubs is paramount for the species with only 80 of the big cats still alive in the wild. But with Yemen locked in a bloody civil war, there are fears they will soon die of starvation. The cubs, who are yet to be named and were born to an Arabian leopard called Fedhah, are reportedly under round-the-clock guard after two previous sets of cubs born at the zoo in the last six months went missing.

The location of the video is unclear, but it shows a truck with a huge mounted gun on pull up on a road. The camera man can he heard shouting 'Allahu akbar' - meaning God is great - before the figure aiming the vehicular weapon lets off three deafening blows. He is joined on the back of the truck by the clumsy terrorist, who is armed with a machine gun. After letting off several shots of his own, the truck then begins to drive away again in the direction it came from. But the man topples over the back and falls flat on his face - at first appearing as though he may have been struck by return fire.

The Santa Clara-based firm has recently acquired German makers of flight planning software and launched its Shooting Star drones, which so could create 'four billion colour combinations'. The small quadcopters are lightweight and have encased propellers, to protect stray fingers from coming to any harm. At just 280 grams, the drones can stay in the air for up to 20 minutes and can even fly in the rain.