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An American Olympic swimmer Jimmy Feigen will be paying $11,000 to a charity organization in Brazil for giving fake news of being stapped together with his team under a gun point during the Rio games and was reported in ABC news on Friday.  

The information was licked by Feigen's attorney, Breno Melaragno Costa after long deliberations by the team judges and the officials of the game. It was a concerted resolution by the Judges for him to make the payment.

Feigen's and four other U.S, Olympic swimmer lied by their claimed to have been stopped by rubbers posing as police on the early hours of Sunday. The U.S Rio team tenders an apology over the issue.  

The vibrant U-23 team coach, Samson Siasia joyfully said, “We are here to win. You cannot come this far, go through what we went though, and then just give up. We will do everything we can to make sure we will get the gold medal,” coach in apparent reference to the scandalous manner how the team got stranded in Atlanta USA after their pre- tournament training tour.

Now, with a little more effort in the medal zone, Siasia’s vision of another Olympic medal is about to become a reality. But he will have to fight for the victory over the Danes.

“I just want to say thanks to the players. Yesterday, (Friday) we were worried about the defense but they came out and played very well. We played against a good team in Denmark. The guys have to be applauded for the performance and scoring two goals,” said Siasia.

John Mikel Obi, who Captained the Nigerian Under-23, got the curtain raiser with Aminu Umar scoring the second goal to silence Denmark and a qualifying ticket to the semi final at the Corinthians Arena in Sao Paolo on Wednesday evening.

German Autobahn busy stretch near Hannover was immediately shut down after unexploded World War II-era bombs were found during construction work.

A British Specialists unearthed  a British bomb in one location, an American aerial mine found another and unidentified incendiary bombs was discovered  in a third location, according to the report reaching me.

The A2 Autobahn was band completely in the area, and 7,500 residents who lived nearby homes were mandated to evacuate while the first two bombs were hurriedly destroyed on Sunday, and the others were taken away.

What surprised me was that even after more than 70 years after the end of the war, such things are finds in a developed land like Germany. Hannover surfers major target form the Allies –that on one night alone more than 260,000 bombs were dropped on the city in 1943.

New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport are bounce back on their normal operations Monday morning after hearing of shots fired which prompted evacuations and grounded and diverted flights.

The information of the shots fired, which caused some frightening moments for fliers Sunday night, were discovered to be unfounded and the airport and the airport resumed its full operations.

"At this time, no firearm, rounds or shell casings or other evidence of shots fired has been found," said by the a spokesman Joe Pentangelo, for the New York Port Authority  and New Jersey Police Department.

The evacuation of Terminal 8 around by the police at about 9:30 p.m. on Sunday as a preventive measure after receiving 911 calls about shots fired very close to the departures area.

New York Police Department was called upon by the Port Authority police to assist with the investigation.

Not quite long, police shut down Terminal 1 after they said they received additional reports of shots fired in that terminal. A highway close to the airport also was shut down.

Photos and videos that showed crowds of people gathered outside of the terminals were posted by the Passengers.

"We were previously told to get on the floor and take cover behind any and everything we could find," said by Pipkin, who was describing the terminal as a "madhouse" with passengers that was panicking and eventually bolting for the nearest exists.

According to FlightAware, the flight tracking company, said that all inbound flights were held at their origin until 11:30 p.m. "due to security." Port Authority police instructed the travelers to contact their carriers. They also warned of a "substantial PAPD and NYPD presence" at JFK and LaGuardia due to the investigation.