Entertainment Break-Ups: JB & Selena – Disasterous Date! Selena Walks Out!

Photo Courtesy of: TMZ & Fame Flynet Inc.

Source: TMZ
Posted By: YDS Staff

Our friends over at TMZ.COM (www.Tmz.com) are updating you on the recent Justin Bieber & Selena Gomez relationship drama.

Justin and Selena got into an epic argument during dinner Friday and they didn’t even make it to the appetizer. A source inside the San Fernando Valley Japanese restaurant told TMZ…the “couple” had an argument while inside the  restaurant and Selena left less than 10 minutes into the meal. Justin quickly  followed with his head bowed.

According to a photog on scene … Selena  drove home with Justin trailing a few minutes behind. When Justin got to her  place … she denied him entrance at the gate and Bieber drove off.

Photo Courtesy of: TMZ & Fame Flynet Inc.

Weird: FBI Says Internet May Go Out on Monday (World Wide Internet Outage?)

Photo Courtesy of: totalmortgage.com

Source: WXYZ Channel 7 Action News (Detroit)
Posted By: Tyler B. (YDS Host)

More than 227,000 people worldwide may go without internet service on Monday, according to the FBI.

The government agency says that many computers have unknowingly been affected by malware, about 64,000 of those computers are in America.

Internet users have been warned about the upcoming outage for months, through Facebook, Google and e-mails from their internet-service providers.

To check whether your computer is at-risk, visit this site run by an FBI contracted group: http://www.dcwg.org or contact your internet-service provider.

K2 Craze Coverage: Owner Says Spice Is Out of His Stores & Clerk Is FIRED After Fox 2 Report?

Moe Kaid was a clerk at a Mobil gas station in Farmington Hills.
Photo Courtesy of: WJBK Fox 2 News (Detroit)

Source: WJBK Fox 2 News (Detroit)
Posted By: Tyler B. (YDS Host)

A planned K2 protest is canceled and a clerk is fired all after our story about Spice being sold at a local gas station.

“I mean if it’s not against the law what’s the problem,” Moe Kaid said Tuesday night.

“It’s killing kids,” Fox 2 reporter Taryn Asher told him.

“So what do you want us to do,” he replied.

That’s the reaction the Fox 2 News reporter got when she questioned a clerk at a Mobil station about selling Spice.

Jill Sherman-Marx had met that same guy earlier.  She contacted Fox 2 to tell them she was angry that he was still selling when she stopped by the station at Orchard Lake and Twelve Mile.

“It’s not our problem.  It’s not their problem.  The best thing to do is forget about it,” Kaid said.

Instead of forgetting, Sherman-Marx planned a protest, but after that story aired Tuesday night, she heard from the people who actually run that gas station and they were not happy.

“The actual owner of the gas station was at home in his pajamas with his wife and family watching Fox 2 News and was shocked to see the story air,” Sherman-Marx explained.  “Shocked and horrified, I might add.”

He went in and fired the clerk on the spot.  The owner wouldn’t go on camera with us, but said Spice had been removed from all of his stores on Monday.  That clerk wasn’t supposed to be selling it, and it’s certainly not there now.

“K2, Spice, all of the poisons are off the shelves and that is all that I care about,” Sherman-Marx said.

Fox 2 News contacted Exxon Mobil to tell them about all of the problems we’re having in our area.  They told them how Citgo and BP have both banned their stations from selling synthetic drugs.  We want to know is Exxon Mobil going to do the right thing as well?

They are still waiting to hear back from Exxon Mobil.

Check out the Fox 2 News story on this by clicking HERE!

School News: Madison High School Students Walk Out in PROTEST (STUDENTS SPEAK OUT)

Photo Courtesy of: WDIV Local 4 News (Detroit)

Source: WDIV Local 4 News (Detroit)
Posted By: Tyler B.

A group of students at Madison High School walked out in protest Monday.

Students said the move was to support teachers, who are in a contract fight with the school district.

Teachers have not had a contract since 2009. The Madison Education Association last week cut teacher pay by 10 percent and made it retroactive to the start of the current school year. Teachers union leaders say that is illegal and are filing a lawsuit.

The high school is off 11 Mile and John R roads in Madison Heights.

The Madison Heights School District has yet to release their statement on the students protesting. We will continue to update this story as soon as we hear from the Madison Heights School District.

Madison Heights Students:  Were you involved in the student protest? Let us know if you participated by commenting on this article. To comment – click on the white speech bubble in the top-right hand corner.

STUDENTS SPEAK OUT ON THE PROTESTING….

YDS: What made you want to participate in the protest?
Greg Walton: ”I wanted to participate in the protest becuase i felt that since the teachers could not protest we should go and do it for them and make a difference.”

YDS: How long did the protest last?
Greg Walton: “The protest was probably about 2 hours and 45 minutes long.”

YDS: Did you participate in the protest to truly support the teachers or did you want to really miss class? OR BOTH?
Greg Walton: “I actually really participated in the protest to actually support the teachers, missing class really wasn’t important, I notified my parents nights before that I actually might get suspended.”

YDS: What grade are you in?
Greg Walton: “I’m a Junior in Madison.”

YDS: Why do you feel the teachers don’t deserve protests?
Greg Walton: “I feel the teachers do deserve to protest number 1 it’s just that they can’t because I was informed that by law they can’t.”

YDS: What would you like to say to the powers that be regarding your feelings on these teachers that may end up getting pay cuts?
Greg Walton: “I think that the guys who claim they are in charge of taking cuts need to sit back and chill becuase these teachers a have lives and children and significant others and homes they haves bills to pay how the he** are they suppose to make it and all this money are being taking out of they’re checks. I mean what the he** are they suppose to do with out teachers they would not even be on the board.”

YDS: Is there anything else we should know about the protest or any other information related to this protest / cuts that we should know?
Greg Walton: “The protest was very peaceful for high school students and the cuts just need to stop especially if the board is voting themselves raises.

YDS: What are the consequences, (if any) for students that did participate in this protest?
Greg Walton: “As far as consequences go I just don’t know we will see once are principal gets there tommorrow as far as I know he can cancel the talent show and cultural awareness.”