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A disturbing video has emerged of woman being brutally attacked by a man on a Pennsylvania street and not one person calls 911. Surveillance footage shows the moment an unidentified woman is walking down the street when a man approaches her. The man is seen kicking her in the leg before punching her in the face, knocking her out cold. Moments later, five bystanders walk up to the unconscious woman and pull out their phones. One would think they would have called 911, but these individuals took photos instead. At one point, one the of bystanders bent down to take something from the woman's hand. Authorities said they believe the male bystander took her mobile phone. According to KDKA, a witness saw one of the bystanders lay beside the unconscious woman and take a selfie.

A 10-year-old boy, who stole a car belonging to his mother's boyfriend, led Cleveland police on a 45-mile car chase at speeds of more than 100mph becuase he was bored. Dashcam video from the Ohio State Highway Patrol shows the moment the boy drove into a ditch to avoid spike strips near the Ohio turnpike in Milan. The boy continues driving on the opposite side of a metal barrier (far right) as he flees the officers. 'We are not going to let him get back on the highway,' an officer in the video is heard saying. As the officers maneuver around a tractor-trailer, one officer finds an opening allowing him to intentionally hit the car in order to bring it to a stop. The video shows the officer ram the car that then knocks over a road sign (top left) as the child tried to turn the wheel.

With the serial killer who has terrorised Tampa still on the lose, mayor Buckhorn told officers at a roll call to 'bring his head to me' and 'let's go get his done' as new video is release of suspect fleeing.The new footage is similar to that released earlier but show the person running from the scene. Police have so far been unable to determine if the suspect is male or female. Kenny Hoffa, who lost his daughter, Monica Hoffa, after she was fatally gunned down while walking to a friend's house in Seminole Heights on October 11, is pleading with locals to take part in the desperate search for the mystery murderer. Local people have been urged to keep their lights on as local police turn to the FBI for help to track down the killer.

Novelist Christina Baker Kline claims the former president's wandering hands were caught in an official photo (main) from a Houston event for the Barbara Bush Foundation for Family Literacy in 2014. In an essay, Kline says she and her husband approached Bush, now 93, for a photo after the private luncheon, to which she was invited as a guest author. So far this week, actresses Jordana Grolnick (top right) and Heather Lind (bottom left) have made similar claims.

People around the world were caught out when they accidentally captured more than they intended in their social media snaps. A couple of would-be social media stars accidentally shared photos of themselves in the toilet (top left, bottom right), while one woman caught a pooing dog in the background her her picture (top centre). A woman was caught out with a picture that she claimed was taken by her boyfriend (top right) and another unwittingly posed for a photo inches away from dog poo (bottom left).

An informant identified Dallas police officer J.D Tippit (left) as the actually killer of John F. Kennedy, the newly released assassination file documents reveal. Patrolman Tippit was shot dead by Lee Harvey Oswald 45 minutes after he also assassinated Kennedy on November 22 1963. But the note from the informant says a week before the assassination Tippit, allegedly head of the anti-communist John Birch Society and a third party who was possibly Oswald, met in Jack Ruby's nightclub in Dallas. J.D Tippit was in his patrol car when he stopped Oswald walking down Patton Avenue. He talked to Oswald (right) through the window and got out. Seconds later, Oswald shot him three times from a .38 caliber revolver and fired once more into the officer's right temple as he lay on the Dallas sidewalk. Tippit was dead before any help could arrive. 

An FBI report warning Robert F. Kennedy about a book regarding his alleged affair with Marilyn Monroe was among the thousands of new JFK assassination documents that President Trump ordered be made public on Thursday. The 11-page FBI document, categorized under 'Miscellaneous Records of the Church Committee,' contains multiple memos — including one from then FBI director J. Edgar Hoover to Kennedy himself — written during a two-week period in 1964, regarding Frank A. Capell's book, 'The Strange Death of Marilyn Monroe.' According to the memos, Capell — who lived on Staten Island, New York — had gone to the New York FBI field office on July 2, 1964, to alert them that he was writing the 70-page book, which would be published on July 10, 1964 and sell for $2.00 a copy. In what appears to be Hoover's memo to Kennedy, dated July 8, 1964, Hoover wrote that Capell had said he would 'make reference to your alleged friendship with the late Miss Marilyn Monroe' and that he intended to 'indicate in his book that you and Miss Monroe were intimate and and that you were in Miss Monroe's apartment at the time of her death.'

In explosive newly revealed FBI documents about the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, it has been revealed that the purported assassin, Lee Harvey Oswald (left), met a senior KGB agent months before the killing. Furthermore the KGB agent Oswald met, Valeriy Vladimirovich Kostikov, was a senior agent in the 13th Department which was responsible for assassinations. In yet another document, astonishingly, it is now revealed that the FBI was aware of the meeting on October 1 of 1963, more than a month before JFK was killed.

In making the case Thursday for an all-out government war on the nation's opioid addiction crisis, President Donald Trump cited the example of his older brother Fred – who died after a lengthy battle with alcoholism. Fred, who died at age 43 in 1981, was a 'great guy' with the 'best personality, much better than mine' – the 'best-looking guy.' 'But he had a problem,' the president said somberly. “He had a problem with alcohol.'

Prince Harry had a crush on Meghan Markle for two years before even meeting her after watching the actress on TV. When asked by a friend on a night out who his ideal woman was, the royal is said to have answered: 'Meghan Markle from Suits'. The 36-year-old actress plays sultry paralegal Rachel Zane (shown left) in the show, and his appeared in several steamy scenes during the programme's seven-season run. The revelation comes from royal expert Katie Nicholl in tonight's Channel 4 documentary When Harry Met Meghan: A Royal Romance, set to air at 9pm. According to sources, royal aides have already been instructed to start planning a wedding for next year.

Pets enrich our lives in so many ways. But they can also cause carnage around the house, and eat things that are definitely not chew toys, as these snaps shared online by owners around the world prove. Pictured clockwise from top left: This wine is suddenly unappetising thanks to the addition of a slobbery dog ball; yoga is less relaxing when the cat joins in; this moggy is unsympathetic towards the recovering dog it shares a home with; a sheepish looking pooch that just relieved itself in a child's bicycle helmet; a cat defiantly blocks the view of the TV; and the battle for prime spot in front of the fire is hard-won in this house.

Shocking pictures and video footage from Thursday afternoon shows one protester jumping on the hood as the car lurched forward and then stopped. Police quickly surrounded the vehicle and arrested Daniel Wenzek, 56, after the horrifying collision at the demonstration in Brea, California. Brea Police Chief Jack Conklin said none of the demonstrators sought first aid but the SEIU United Service Workers West union later released a statement saying six people were taken to a hospital for evaluation. The union helped organize the protest and President David Huerta said the four union members and two staff were 'victims of what appears to be a deliberate and hateful crime.'

Dianna May, whose maiden name was then Goldberg, told the Washington Post that in 1994 she asked Halperin for help on a story and he readily agreed, beckoning her into his office. He motioned her to sit on his lap, she claims, and when she reluctantly agreed she says she could feel an erection. 'It was gross,' she said. 'He's gross. He's gross.'

Ashley Judd (left) appeared in public for the first time since becoming the catalyst for exposing the Harvey Weinstein scandal at the Wonder Woman awards, along with Mimi Haleyi (right with lawyer, Gloria Allred) and Hillary Clinton. Judd accepted the Truth to Power accolade at the event hosted by the Women Media Center in New York.  Clinton, who previously received campaign donations from the disgraced media mogul, was given the top accolade named after the event, the Wonder Woman award.

Some represent a masterpiece of human creative genius, while others bear testimony to a cultural tradition. But, whatever their credentials, the Unesco World Heritage sites are always something to behold. From ancient Cairo (top left) and Japan's Ogasawara Islands (top right) to Yellowstone National Park (bottom left) and Palau's Rock Islands Southern Lagoon (bottom right), here we present some of the most striking.

Russia has been hit by a wave of reports of a giant UFO in the sky last night with spectacular pictures of an enormous glowing ball illuminating northern Siberia. While the source of the light remains unclear, some have suggested that it was the the trace of a rocket launched by the Russian military that caused this extraordinary phenomenon in the night sky. The light pattern may come from reflection of the sun in fuel leaking from the rocket.

Thailand's new king (left and bottom inset) today led a procession of his father's ashes through the streets of Bangkok after he picked bits of charred bones and remains (left) to be enshrined as relics following a spectacular cremation last night attended by Prince Andrew (bottom right with Malaysia's Queen Zara Salim). The procession (top right) was part of an elaborate, five-day cremation ceremony that drew hundreds of thousands of black-clad mourners (inset) to Bangkok's historic old quarter. King Bhumibol was the world's longest-reigning monarch when he died a year ago aged 88.

A 22-year-old Australian man has been sentenced to jail for a brutal attack on his partner, who is the mother of his child. Phu Nguyen pleaded guilty to violently bashing his 21-year-old girlfriend at William Landing train station in April. CCTV footage shows the man kicking and punching the woman on the platform, leaving her helpless.

Hillary Clinton turned 70 Thursday and was seen on crutches at daughter Chelsea Clinton's home before she ditched the walking aid to accept the Wonder Woman award just hours later. Hillary, who suffered a broken toe after a fall in London earlier this month, made the superhero-like transformation as day turned to night and she appeared to be the picture of health at the evening event on her birthday. However despite the crutches earlier in the day, Hillary still managed to looked radiant in red in the photos obtained by DailyMail.com, as she headed out of Chelsea's apartment before turning up crutch-less to accept the Wonder Woman award.

The book,entitled We Were A Band Of Brothers, includes old black and white pictures featuring British soldiers wearing gas masks as they train in English trenches (right). While others show a group of Yorkshire and Lancashire soldiers in their army uniform in France, 1916. The book tells the story of Captain Phillip Heath (inset), a front-line officer who survived the blood lettings of the Somme in 1916, Passchendaele in 1917 and the Hundred Days Offensive in 1918. Pictured top left: German soldiers fire guns over a trench.

The Wit And Wisdom Of The Husband and The Wit And Wisdom Of The Wife are produced by the people behind the hilarious On-The-Ceiling greeting cards, which marry up retro snaps with funny captions. Outrageous, yes, but you might find a few are a bit too close to home...

A hilarious gallery of images showing how hotels around the world have gone the extra mile to satisfy their customers proves that no request is too bizarre. Clockwise from top left: celerity pictures; a dinosaur beside the wine cooler; missing the cat; a Sean Connery theme; a nautical dog and an advance imagining of the guest's face.

As Halloween fast approaches, many are planning an array of creative, clever and frightening costumes. But for those who wish to keep it simple, Showpo founder Jane Lu and Showpo PR and Content Manager, Kelly McCarren, from Australia, recently shared some of their craziest and 'laziest' last minute costume ideas. 'If you've got a last minute Halloween party or you are just crazy lazy, we have heaps of easy DIY Halloween costumes for you,' they said in their video .

This incredible video shows a man killing a shark after luring it with a horse in the first ever footage filmed underwater.   It shows English explorer John Ernest Williamson dive into the sea in Nassau Harbour on the Bahama Islands after a local, referred to as the 'native,' failed to make the kill. One of his accomplices catches the shark in a hook baited with meat before Williamson stabs and kills it. The team then pull the shark onto the boat.

These haunting photos capture a German physician's 'horror mansion' surgery which has been left to rot for thirty years after his death. The spooky images show a variety of medical equipment such as beds, stools and even an operating light still standing in the surgery in Hessen, Germany. The living quarters are littered with hundreds of books, journals and items of clothing alongside a decaying grand piano. The was owned by Dr Klaus who became known locally as 'Dr Pain' after rumours circulated that his son and daughter committed suicide in mysterious circumstances before he died in a car crash near the surgery.

Astonishing images of a ground-breaking virtual reality theme park due to complete in south-west China have been revealed. Curious gamers will be able to travel to the future, battle with dragons, fly to space, or live alongside aliens through virtual experience. One of the most impressive features is that the attraction will have a gigantic Transformer statue which measures 53 metres (174 feet) in height.

Rachael Higley, 29, began filming her pet pooch Harper as she became increasingly excited while enjoying a walk in her favourite park in Valparaiso, Indiana, US. In the footage, the dog can be seen running laps around the park until she loses control and is sent skidding across the grass with her face, before landing in the lake with a splash.Harper then jumps right back to her feet and carries on her way as if the incident never happened - but remained sheepish for the remainder of her walk. The stable worker admits that the four-year-old 'neurotic' dog isn't the brightest and this was the first time one of her many 'awkward moments' was caught on camera.

The wonder of nature is limitless. But, in case that wasn't already clear, a selection of brand new images from the National Geographic's Nature Photographer of the Year contest 2017 prove it. Entries from the third and fourth galleries highlight nature's incredible beauty and power, ranging from hyenas trying to take on lions (top right) to a pod of sleeping sperm whale (main). Also shortlisted is a stunning image of lava flowing from Russia's Klyuchevskaya Sopka (bottom right), the highest active volcano in Eurasia.

This is the terrifying moment a rampaging buffalo forces into a pregnant woman in a shop in east China. The wild animal was close to being slaughtered when it escaped its owners, then took off into a busy area and entered a grocery store. Supermarket CCTV shows an expectant woman, said to be several months pregnant, rushing away from the bull. However, it catches her and rams her with its horns.