Text: The two men suspected of shooting to death a Chicago teenage girl are facing murder charges and will not get bond. Kenneth Williams, 20, and Michael Ward, 18, went before a judge Tuesday in their first courtroom appearance concerning the killing of Hadiya Pendleton, a 15-year-old who performed at a brunch before the January inauguration of President Obama. Police earlier said that Ward, who allegedly shot Pendleton, was on probation for unlawful use of a firearm. Ward confessed to shooting Hadiya and two others in late January in a case of mistaken identity, according to Police Superintendent Garry McCarthy. Police said Ward and Williams were gang members seeking revenge against the people who had shot Williams in July, men against whom Williams had refused to press charges when police arrested them. He and Ward thought they had spotted members of a rival gang at the park when police said Ward sneaked up on Hadiya and her friends and began shooting. Williams was the getaway driver, McCarthy said. Escalating gang violence has raised Chicago's murder tally for 2012 to 500, up 50 from 2011, officials said.
Highlights: Michael Ward and Kenneth Williams make their first court appearance Tuesday. Hadiya Pendleton, 15, was shot to death in Chicago. Pendleton performed at a brunch before the inauguration of President Obama.

Question: By. Chris Pleasance. PUBLISHED:. 08:23 EST, 31 January 2014. |. UPDATED:. 10:00 EST, 31 January 2014. Pacifiers which feature a miniature moustache are being recalled over fears that babies could choke on them, while strollers being withdrawn because of concerns it could amputate fingers. Britax is recalling approximately 216,000 B-Agile strollers after eight reports, including one partial fingertip amputation, one broken finger, and several severe lacerations. Around 200,000 Fred & Friends pacifiers, which feature fake moustaches, volume controls, and panic buttons, are also being recalled after fears that the small parts could fall off and cause babies to choke. Fred & Friends are recalling the Chill Baby novelty pacifiers over fears that babies could break off the small parts and then choke on them. There are also concerns that the breathing holes in the front of the pacifiers are too small. The majority, 187,000, were bought in the U.S., with the rest being sold in Canada. While no injuries have so far been reported, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission advised parents to stop using the products immediately. The same advice is being given to owners of The B-Agile, B-Agile Double and BOB Motion single strollers. Britax customers are being told that the injuries, which have all happened to adults, have occurred because of a hinge on the right hand side of the stroller which could become dangerous if the fold release button was being pressed and at the same time as pulling the fold release strap. According to the Washington Post, Fred & Friends has received one report of the knob on the volume pacifier coming off. At the same time the pacifiers are being recalled (left), owners of Britax's B-Agile strollers (right) are being given repair kits to fix a problem with a hinge which can cause amputations, broken fingers and lacerations. Consumers can return the pacifiers for a $12 refund by calling (855) 346-6372 or going online at fredandfriends.com. Britax is offering consumers who bought its strollers from May 2011 to June 2013 a free repair kit by calling (866) 204-1665, or visiting www.britaxusa.com or www.bobgear.com. Last June, Fred & Friends recalled nearly 57,000 baby rattles that also posed a choking risk. Britax have enjoyed a surge in popularity after William and Kate were pictured carrying Prince George out of hospital this summer in one of their car seats.
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Important parts: Britax are giving B-Agile stroller owners free repair kits after eight reports, including one partially amputated fingertip. Accidents happen while pressing hinge release while pulling release strap. Fred & Friends pacifiers are also being recalled over choking fears.

in: With expansive terraces, outdoor showers and loungers positioned to soak up every single ray of light, these spectacular apartments would not look out of place in sun-kissed California. However, the £6million penthouses are not to be found in the world's technology capital Silicon Valley. Instead they nestle in the rather less temperate climes of Silicon Roundabout, a traffic-snarled hub in London which is home to some of Britain's most forward thinking companies. Whether designers who worked on the 12-storey tower realised quite how little light future owners would get is anybody's guess. Scroll down for video. Luxury: The new penthouse apartments feature huge outdoor terraces which wrap around the top of the 12-storey building. Skyline space: The new development is located near to London's Silicon Roundabout - home to a number of technology companies. Relax: This eight-person jacuzzi is one of several outdoor features at the top of the development. Vistas: The huge wrap around terraces of each apartment offer panoramic views across London. But should the sun deem to grace the East End with its presence, residents can enjoy huge terraces split into separate living, leisure and dining areas which. include outdoor showers, sun loungers, a television and even a gas fire. The recently-renovated apartments, known as Penthouse 122 and Penthouse 127, are being billed as 'the finest uber-prime residences in the City of London' by developers Tudorvale. The outside areas, which total more than 1,300 sq/ft, also feature an eight-person jacuzzi, an outside kitchen with a barbecue, raised bar and fridge. The al fresco living quarters are more customary in countries such as Australia but the developer believes they can be hit in the UK as well. Tudorvale says the Bezier penthouses' 'design and mix of facilities gives the ambience of an exclusive private member's club'. The developer says it is not just a. home, 'but an exceptional place to entertain and meet friends, exercise,. have lunch, relax or network with business colleagues'. Faith: The developers Tudorvale believe the outside living areas, more common in warmer countries, will prove to be a success. No expense spared: The properties are going on the market for up to £5.75million. Unique: Each terrace is split into separate living, leisure and dining areas. Features: Some of the outdoor amenities include a shower, sun lounging area and an eight-person jacuzzi. Outdoor pursuits: The terraces also have a living area with an outside television and gas fire and a dining area along which boasts a barbecue, raised bar and fridge. Eamon Lyons, managing director of. Tudorvale, added: 'These luxury-brand themed Bezier penthouses are. magnificent and have their own unique design and highly distinctive. features. 'They provide superb quality and are. quite simply the finest uber-prime residences in the City of London. region: nothing of equivalent quality exists in the local housing. market.' Both flats, which have a 24-hour. concierge and two parking spaces, have a system which controls all. lighting, heating, air conditioning, TVs and blinds. The penthouse flats are officially launched on June 19. Penthouse 122, which is inspired by Hermes, has a 2,476sq/ft interior and 1,586sq/ft terrace - and comes with a £5.5 million price-tag. For £5.75 million, the Fendi-themed Penthouse 127 provides 2,639sq/ft of interior space laid out over two floors, as well as a private terrace of 1,372sq/ft. On top of the world: Developer Tudorvale describes the penthouses as 'the finest uber-prime residencies in the City of London' Exclusive: Tudorvale says the Bezier penthouses' 'design and mix of facilities gives the ambience of an exclusive private member's club' New trend: The al fresco living quarters are more customary in countries such as Australia but the developer believes they can be hit in the UK as well.
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Penthouse 122 and 127 sit atop 12-storey building in Tech City. Huge wraparound outdoor terraces feature living, dining and leisure areas. Include jacuzzi, sun loungers, kitchen, television and even gas fire. Developers Tudorvale believe Australian-style living will be a success.