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Lisa Noland (left) was released by Bobby Joe Long after he'd already murdered 10 women in a spree that began March 1984. He had no final words as he was executed at Florida State Prison on Thursday. A witness at the execution wore a polo shirt with a photo of one victim on the front and the words 'Gone But Not Forgotten.' On the back were photos of all 10 slaying victims and the words, 'The Ones That Matter.'

Harvey Weinstein has reportedly reached a tentative $44million compensation deal with victims who have accused him of sexual misconduct. According to the Wall Street Journal, the deal was reached on Thursday following negotiations between Weinstein, his accusers, his former film studio's board members and the New York attorney general's office. If finalized, it would resolve a civil rights lawsuit filed by the New York attorney general's office last year that accuses Weinstein Co's executives and board of failing to protect employees from a hostile work environment and Weinstein's sexual misconduct, according to the Journal. The $44million includes about $30million allocated to cover lawyer fees for plaintiffs. But it's unclear which alleged victims (file image of Rose McGowan) those are. About $14million would be used to pay legal fees of Weinstein's associates, including his former board members who were named as defendants in lawsuits.

An altered video of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi circulated on social media Wednesday and Thursday and garnered almost 2 million views. According to any analysis, the video was slowed to about 75 per cent of its normal speed to make Pelosi's speech appear slurred. Giuliani shared the clip, tweeting 'What is wrong with Nancy Pelosi? Her speech pattern is bizarre'. His tweet was deleted 15 minutes later. Two hours later he tweeted a message that began: 'How do the Dems get away with their dishonesty?'

President Donald Trump slammed Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer as 'Crazy Nancy' and 'Crying Chuck' on Thursday as he doubled down on his argument he was 'calm' on Wednesday when he walked out of an infrastructure meeting with the lawmakers.  'You had the group - Crying Chuck and Crazy Nancy,' Trump said of gathering.  'I'll tell you what, I've been watching her, and I have been watching her for a long period of time, she's not the same person. She's lost it,' Trump said at an event at the White House. 'I think she's got a lot of problems.'

President Donald Trump is bringing his children, and their spouses, to meet with the Royal family when he makes his state visit to the United Kingdom next month, despite only one of the couples holding officially positions with the administration. Trump and his family are expected to be greeted by the royal family during their June visit to Europe, sources told ABC News. The trip is centered around commemorating the 75th anniversary of D-Day. Details of the three-day trip to the U.K. are still being finalized, but the young Trumps - including eldest daughter and senior adviser Ivanka Trump and her husband, who is also a senior adviser, Jared Kushner - could meet the young royals.

The National Enquirer Live! in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, has turned Princess Diana's last moments before her death into a tasteless attraction. The National Enquirer Live! is set to open its doors at noon on Friday and will feature the August 31, 1997, car crash that took Princess Diana's life. According to amusements impresario Robin Turner, the Princess Diana attraction is a '3-D computer model, and you're looking down on what looks just like Paris, but it's three-dimensional'. Turner said the attraction shows 'the pathway as she left the Ritz hotel, and the paparazzi chasing her, and the bang-flash that we think blinded the driver - and how it happened'. Turner claims the attraction has been put together in a tasteful way with only computer animation at work. 'It's done in a positive fashion,' Turner added.

Lois Riess, 57, was indicted Wednesday on one count of first-degree premeditated and one count of second-degree murder. Riess is accused of shooting and killing her husband, David, 54, in Minnesota, in March 2018. Deputies found a blanket over him. He had been shot multiple times. It's believed Riess then forged business and personal checks, stealing $11,000 from him and fled to Florida. Authorities say she stopped at casinos along the way.Days later, surveillance video in Fort Myers Beach caught her talking with Pamela Hutchinson at a bar. Riess is accused of befriending her, killing her, stealing her ID, credit cards and car. She had been on the run since her husband was found dead. Authorities eventually arrested her in South Padre Island, Texas.

Jeopardy! contestant James Holzhauer (pictured) continued his winning streak in Thursday evening's episode, bringing his total earnings to $1,991,135 in what was his toughest game yet. Host Alex Trebek hinted that the Las Vegas, Nevada professional gamble may have met his match with New York City technology consultant, Nate Scheffey, as he opened Thursday's program.  'About a month and a half ago, the one-day record for winnings in an episode of 'Jeopardy!' was $77,000. That record had stood for many, many years,' Trebek said. 

Leandra Feliz (left) was convulsing and screaming almost as soon as video of her son's fight for his life was shown during cross-examination of Kevin Alvarez on Thursday in the Bronx, New York, courtroom. The video showed the 15-year-old holding onto his neck as blood poured out and as he flagged for help near the Cruz & Chicky bodega.

Investigators in Florida have arrested and charged 50-year-old Danny Lynn Emitt (left) with the 1986 murder of 38-year-old of Eveline Aguilar (right) who lived just a mile from him at the time. The Seminole County Sheriff's Office said Major Crimes investigators arrested Emitt, of Knoxville, Tennessee, on Wednesday. He has been charged with stabbing to death Aguilar, whose body was discovered on July 14, 1986. Authorities said Aguilar's body was found in her apartment located at 2353 Winter Woods Boulevard in unincorporated Winter Park, Florida. Aguilar had multiple cuts and stab wounds to her upper body and hands. Aguilar's case went cold for nearly 32 years until it was reopened in May 2018 after evidence samples from the case were resubmitted to the Combined DNA Index System (CODIS) national database.

Gander RV's CEO is prepared to be arrested and sent to jail for flying a 3,200sq-ft American flag (pictured) that the City of Statesville in North Carolina has complained violates ordinance. Marcus Lemonis (pictured) addressed the lawsuit filed May 7 against Holiday Kamper Co. - which is the parent company of the store formerly known as Camping World - on Thursday when he appeared on Bulls & Bears on Fox. 'We have flown this flag for a long time,' Lemonis said. 'As I told the city...it's not coming down under any circumstance.'

Emanuel Kidega Samson (left), 27, the suspect charged with fatally shooting a Melanie Crow, 38, and wounding seven others at a Nashville church in 2017 reportedly laughed about it with his then-girlfriend. The October 2017 calls were replayed in court Thursday in Samson's trial. The shooting rampage killed 38-year-old Melanie L. Crow (right) of Smyrna, Tennessee. Jurors began deliberating in the afternoon and will resume Friday. A transcript of the calls shows Samson said he heard the shooting victims saying 'some funny (expletive)' when he was on the floor of Burnette Chapel Church of Christ (inset) in September 2017 after being shot during a tussle with a churchgoer. Samson says in one of the calls that he and his then-girlfriend are able to 'look at the humor in any situation'. Samson also says in the calls that he wanted to intimidate jail guards, adding that he has an 'intense African look'. And the couple also brag about how good Samson looked in news coverage. 'Big sexy hashtag, hashtag,' Samson said in that call. Defense attorney Jennifer Lynn Thompson said the calls that prosecutors played were just a handful of 1,500 that Samson made. Prosecutors are seeking life without parole for Samson, who has been charged with first-degree murder and other crimes in a 43-count indictment.

John Hendricks and his wife, Maureen, have included the West Creek Ranch property in the sale along with the Gateway Canyons Resort & Spa. The sale also includes 6,919 deeded acres across four pieces of land that stretch from Mesa County into Grand County, Utah. Hendricks first began building on the resort in 2004 after he saw an ad in the newspaper for the ranch. The ranch was constructed from 1999 to 2001.

igh-tech entrepreneur Elon Musk's SpaceX company launched a Falcon 9 rocket from Florida on Thursday on a mission to carry the first batch of five dozen small satellites into low-Earth orbit for his new Starlink internet service. The rocket blasted off from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station at about 10:30pm marking a milestone in a global enterprise aimed at generating cash for Musk's larger ambitions in space.

A man was filmed lighting up a cigarette while aboard a morning Spirit Airlines flight headed to Minnesota on May 21. The man appeared to be in a daze as he took a puff and closed his eyes. A concerned passenger flagged down a flight attendant who ashed the cigarette on a seat tray and said: 'You cannot smoke on airplanes. It's against the law'. The man jumped and appeared startled when attendant put out the cigarette. Upon landing, airport police escorted him off the flight.

An Arizona woman who spent two months fighting for her life in a coma is devastated after she decided to put her world possessions in storage while she coped with health issues but found the items were mistakenly auctioned off. Stephanie Sorbie (pictured left and inset with husband Daniel Sorbie) put around $12,000 worth of items in storage at a U-Haul facility in Glendale (pictured right) in July and recalls being assigned locker 1209, which was already taken. The grandmother says an employee instructed her to use locker 1217 instead and she didn't miss a payment for six months but returned to find it empty. Sorbie thinks staff didn't record the locker switch and only got her $460 rent back so has filed a lawsuit.

Phoenix, Arizona had a year-on-year population spike of 25,288 to reach 1.63 million residents in 2018 - making it the fastest-growing city in America, according to U.S. Census data. San Antonio, Texas was the second fastest-growing city, increasing by 20,824 residents year-on-year to reach a population of 1.53 million people in 2018. New York remains the nation's largest city by population, with nearly 8.39 million residents - though that is down by 39,523 residents compared to 2017.

A video posted on Facebook appears to show a school bus driver from Oregon turn around and drive the wrong way back up an interstate on-ramp while there were children on board. The bus was being driven for Roseburg Public School's in Oregon. The video was taken by another driver who was following the vehicle. So far, there has been no explanation for the driver's actions.

A girl was seriously burned when her clothing fabric discharged static electricity which caused a fuel tank to explode at a gas station this week in central Mexico. A CCTV camera at the fuel station in Pinal de Amoles, Querétaro, shows the moment the seven-year-old girl's father is refueling a container that he had placed on the flatbed of his pickup truck. The man appears in the surveillance video holding the gas hose over the large-sized drum while his daughter innocently places her hand over the cover of the canister.

SARAH VINE: There is something about the Cannes film festival that sets it apart from other star-studded events. The Baftas and the Oscars are all very well - but they take place in freezing February and March. Cannes, by virtue of timing and location, is a far balmier affair - which might go some way to explaining why, sartorially, it tends to be more relaxed. (Pictured from left to right) Nicole Kidman wearing a red dress, believed to be Galliano in 1995, followed by actress Salma Hayek in 2010 and Pop singer Rita Ora in 2015 both wearing red. Bella Hadid wore a red Alexandre Vauthier outfit in 2016 and Czech model Petra Nemcova chose a red dress in 2018.

The Henry Danger star opened up about his 'transgender journey' in a candid new interview with Time magazine. He said that he was 'misgendered at birth' and began the process of transitioning in 2000, just two years before he landed his first big role in Moville Mysteries. He played some female roles before his transition but has rose to prominence as a man. Cohen wanted to speak out now because of the political climate and seeing Trump roll back protections of trans people. The actor, who plays an adult character on Henry Danger (right), said being trans has nothing to do with 'pushing an agenda on kids.'

The duck led her 13 little ones through the M.M. Ewing Continuing Care Center in Canandaigua, Thompson Health described in a May 16 Facebook post. In the post, the center shared that the a mama duck makes the facility's courtyard her nesting ground every spring. She lays her eggs and maintains a steady eye on her ducklings until they are older.

The first teaser trailer for the highly anticipated series Star Trek: Picard was released on Thursday morning. Patrick Stewart - who rose to fame on Star Trek: Next Generation, which aired from 1987 until 1994 - is seen walking in a vineyard as he is asked why he left the Starfleet. The show will have 10 episodes and debut on CBS All Access streaming service later this year.

Buildings are seen torn open and belongings scattered across the road following the series of tornadoes - totally more than 90 this week - which have battered the Heartland along with flash flooding ruining homes and livelihoods. As the catastrophic weather conditions continue to plague the Midwest, flood warnings remain in effect for much of Oklahoma, with more than nine inches of rain fall since Sunday after an already extremely wet spring. In southwest Missouri, three people died Wednesday night in Golden City, and several others were injured, according to the Missouri State Emergency Management Agency. They have yet to be identified.

Emilia Clarke famously bared all early on in HBO's Game of Thrones, but she recently opened up about turning down the role of Anastasia Steele in Fifty Shades of Grey for the same reason. The 32 year old actress was part of The Hollywood Reporter 's Drama Actress roundtable, with Michelle Williams Patricia Arquette, Christine Baranski, Danai Gurira and Niecy Nash, where she was asked about turning down the Fifty Shades of Grey adaptation. While she praised director Sam Taylor-Johnson, calling her a 'magician,' she simply did not want to get naked on camera again.

As if the world of deep-faked pictures and video wasn't scary enough, researchers from Samsung's AI center in Moscow have demonstrated an algorithm that can fabricate videos using only one image. In a video demonstration and a paper published in the pre-print journal ArXiv, the researchers show the capabilities of what is described as 'one-shot' and 'few-shot' machine learning.

They are some of the most famous faces in the entertainment business. And Kendall Jenner looked sensational as she joined Eva Longoria and Adriana Lima on the red carpet for amfAR's 26th Cinema Against AIDS Gala during the 72nd annual Cannes Film Festival on Thursday. The supermodel, 23, stole the show in a vibrant pink ballgown which put emphasis on her envy-inducing long, lean legs as she posed up a storm.

Dramatic footage captured the moment Sky's special correspondent Alex Crawford and her colleagues were fired upon by a "T-72 Russian battle tank" in the abandoned countryside town of Al Habit. The five-strong group were "tracked, targeted and fired upon by regime forces helped by Russian airpower", Ms Crawford wrote in a report on the Sky News website. As the crew fled the blast, the shelling continued as they were tracked by a drone, she said.

Robot dogs have come along way from the days of being tipped over by humans. A surprising new video shows off just how advanced the four-legged droids have become, as a 'HyQReal' robo-dog can be seen dragging an airplane that weighs a whopping 3 tons across the Geneva Airport in Italy. HyQReal was created by researchers at the Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia (IIT) as a device designed to support humans in emergency situations.

The Class of 2019 is graduating this month - and they know how to get the message out on social media. While some are flaunting their accomplishments with famous lines from songs, movies, and TV shows, others are poking fun at the uncertainty of their futures and the massive piles of debt they've accrued. Here, FEMAIL has rounded up some of the funniest, cleverest, and most timely caps from colleges and universities across the US.

Police in San Diego released footage showing the moment a police officer fatally shoots a chain-wielding man walking towards him while shouting 'Trump is the Devil.'Suspect Vaughn Denham, 48, reportedly attacked another person with a machete during an argument over a dog chain.Officer Corey Pitts had responded to the incident on August 8, 2017. When he tried to intervene, Denham ran up to his patrol car and swung a four-foot metal chain at the vehicle.San Diego's District Attorney's Office claimed that Pitts ordered Denham to drop the chain and he refused while continuing to walk toward the officer, swinging the chain.He used a Taser but that failed to stop Denham charging him. This forced Pitts to retreat for a block and a half while he continued to order Denham to drop the chain and get on the ground.Footage shows Pitts warning Denham he would shoot if he continued to refuse to put the chain down. The New York Post reported that he could be heard muttering: 'Trump is the Devil.'For more than a minute, Pitts walked backwards and continued giving commands to Denham to drop the weapon and get on the ground or he would be shot.In the two-minute clip, Denham is seen running towards Pitts as he says: 'Drop that now, drop the chain. Get down now.'The man is then heard saying to him: 'Shut the f**k up.

Heartwarming photos show the man, dressed smartly in a three-piece suit, down on one knee proposing to his female companion on the red carpet at the Cannes Film Festival. Luckily for him, his partner appeared to say yes and they shared a passionate kiss in front of a crowd of people at the famous film festival. After sharing a passionate kiss, the happy couple walked off hand in hand, beaming smiles plastered on their faces.

Hundreds of incredible never-before-seen images snapped by fans offer a tantalising glimpse of The Beatles' life away from concerts during their heyday. (Top left) John Lennon, Paul McCartnery, George Harrison and Ringo Star cycling bikes during filming for their single 'Help!' in 1965. (Bottom left) John Lennon with fan Maureen Hall holding a Ivor Novello award. The two met after Maureen knocked on the door of his Surrey home in 1968. (Top centre) Paul McCartney snapped adjusting his collar as he prepares for a concert in Glasgow in June 1963. (Bottom centre) John Lennon brandishing a poster reading 'War is Over!' during a protest against the Vietnam war outside Apple HQ in London. (Top right) John Lennon in Sloane Square in 1963 with a female companion. (Bottom right) George Harrison snapped by fan Carol Slegel when she waited for a member of the band outside the Abbey Road studios in 1968.

Alice Little, who was born in Ireland and moved to the U.S. at a young age, said she never thought about working in the sex industry when she was growing up. After dabbling in different industries, and even once trying her hand at being a horse jockey, the 27-year-old said she fell in love with the sex industry because it combines her to love of human interaction with something that makes her feel 'passion'. Alice, who moved to the U.S. when she was five, went to Moonlite Bunny Ranch just outside Carson City, Nevada, in 2016, and has remained there since. A booking with the 27-year-old typically starts at $2,000. In December 2018, she revealed that she managed to book $1 million in one year.

On Wednesday, Quentin Tarantino faced some tough questions from the press at the Cannes Film Festival regarding his treatment of women in his films. But on Thursday, the 56-year-old director and the cast of his movie Once Upon A Time In Hollywood were lauded for their work by an adoring audience - until a cameraman made things awkward. During a lengthy standing ovation for the film, a cameraman got right in the faces of the cast, drawing squirms from Brad Pitt, Leonardo DiCaprio and Margot Robbie.

In late 2017, the media uncovered a secret Pentagon program that was investigating what it called unidentified aerial phenomena, but that are popularly referred to as UFOs. Luis Elizondo, top right, is a former intelligence officer who was part of the Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program for around a decade and ran it for about seven years. He resigned in 2017 and went to work for To The Stars Academy of Arts & Science, a for-profit firm that was co-founded by Blink 182's Tom DeLonge, main. A new TV series 'Unidentified: Inside America's UFO Investigation' on A&E;'s HISTORY, which premieres on May 31, examines the phenomenon. The first episode looks at what has become known as the USS Nimitz incident. In November 2004, fighter jet pilots encountered an oval-shaped object, which they described as a Tic Tac, off the Californian coast. After returning to the Nimitz, another crew went out and a jet pilot, who loaded the plane with an infrared sensor and camera, took video of the object, bottom left.

Two of the most revolutionary shows to hit American television screens returned for an all-star revival that has been resoundingly praised by critics.  'Live in Front of a Studio Audience: Norman Lear's All in the Family and The Jeffersons' won Wednesday night's ratings, as well as hearts across the country, with a cast that included Jamie Foxx, Woody Harrelson, Wanda Sykes, Marisa Tomei, and Kerry Washington.   And while the special may have revived episodes that were more than 40 years old, their tackling of issues including race, class, and sexism still felt as prevalent as ever. 

WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: The shootout between rival gangs took place around 2pm local time in the Uruapan municipality in the western Mexican state of Michoacan. Disturbing photographs of the scene show bodies piled up next to military-grade machine guns. When police arrived on the scene gang members fled into the woods leaving behind nine dead, while another man died later of his injuries. Those rushed to a nearby hospital were also arrested for alleged involvement.

The competitive canine accidentally wandered on to the track during a Beifang University sports event in Ningxia Hui, China, today. And fortunately a spectator captured the barking mad sight of the pooch tearing down its lane and leaving most of the athletes in its dust. Spectacularly, with its sights firmly set on the finish, it bounds past several competitors before charging over the line. A slow motion replay of footage taken from the finish shows the pooch took third place after losing to a runner in lane 10 and narrowly being pipped by a student in lane two.

Inch by inch, in characteristic sluggishness, the mammal wrapped its long claws around a branch being held by a group of resort workers at Junglewood Falls in Panama. Once the animal had a firm grip on the stick, it hung on as the wardens lifted it back to the safety of the trees. The excruciatingly slow rescue mission was filmed by one of the group and captures the sloth's gradual attempts to haul itself up from the Mamoní River.

The one-month-old baby was pawing at its mum in a room in China's Shenzhen City, Guangdong, when it appeared to touch a nerve. In a flash, the mother cat flung herself backwards with lightening speed before landing in a defensive position. While the mother stares at the camera, her tiny kitten adorably begins to pat at her furry chest with its paws. But suddenly, a reflex action kicks in and she springs up high into the air before landing about a foot away. She adopts a wary stance, keeping her centre of gravity low to the ground and not taking her eyes of the kitten.

The shocking video reveals the secret film of plastic that lines the interior of most aluminium cans, used to block chemical reaction between aluminium and acid in the fizzy drink. The acid reacting with the aluminium creates aluminium phosphate with excess levels of the aluminium compound having been associated with bone and brain disorders. 

Kevin Lustgarten, from Venezuela but living in Boston, has stunned the internet with his viral clips that leave puzzled watchers thinking 'how on earth did he do that?' The trickster, who has accrued a mammoth six-figure online following, regularly posts his videos to social media that appear to have been crafted by an act of wizardry. One optical illusion which shocked the internet used very clever video editing to create the impression that Kevin is ironing his own leg.