(CNN/WSVN) - Things got a bit wild Wednesday at zoo Miami. Seven-year-old Alex Hawker was posing for a picture when he got quite a surprise.
The lion, who was inside the lion's den, jumped on the glass. Sean Hawker took a picture of his son's close encounter with the wild animal. He says it was sheer luck, a "one in a billion shot."
(CNN) - Apple's iPad is getting some new competition from Google. On Wednesday, Google debuted The Nexus 7" at its technology conference in San Francisco. The 7-inch tablet is designed by Google but built by ASUS.
It can be used for magazines, books and movies. You can purchase the new gadget online now for 199 dollars at the Google play store, but it won't ship until mid-July.
(WDIV) - When you think about jobs where you could earn six figures a year, chances are childcare doesn't pop to mind. Today, a group of super nannies are making six figures or more a year. Cliff Greenhouse is president of pavilion agency, which places four to five hundred nannies a year. About 20 a year are in the six-figure range and post-recession, he says nanny salaries are reaching new highs.
To get them to devote their lives to a single family and offer huge flexibility, pavilion doubles that salary range for some of their ultra-wealthy clients. The median income in the United States is about $34,000 dollars, but this small set of super-nannies is making five-times that.
(CNN) - Justin Bieber has his fans believing today. The pop star's latest album, "Believe," is his fourth number one album. Billboard ranks it as the biggest debut of the year.
374,000 copies were sold the first week, a personal best for Bieber. He's making a splash worldwide, debuting in first place in 30 countries, including the UK, Canada and Australia.
