⚡️A man with an 'edged weapon' attacks passengers at San Francisco International Airport

Three people were left with cuts and scrapes as a man with an 'edged weapon' attacked passengers inside a San Francisco International Airport terminal on Friday.

Police said the man drove to the airport, went into the International Terminal, "walked around the departure terminal and pulled out an edged weapon" before attacking three people.

The man, whose name wasn't immediately released, has been arrested. It wasn't clear if the suspect was a traveler. His motive remains unknown.

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🎥 Russia’s MoD shared footage of a civilian showing a piece of a cluster bomb from Ukraine’s Armed Forces that fell on his house

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😲President Biden falls over riding a bicycle in Delaware

He appears to be unharmed.

The 79-year-old POTUS told reporters that he had trouble removing his shoes from the bikes' pedals, which caused him to fall.

🎥 "Many of them haven't seen bread for two months": Donbass defenders help civilians in Krasny Liman, as many people have endured constant shelling by the Ukrainian Army

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🎥 "They treated people like riff-raff": A resident of the village of Sartana (in the DPR) talks about the atrocities of the Ukrainian neo-Nazis

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🗣James O’Neill, Australia-based barrister, slams the UK for greenlighting Julian Assange's extradition to the US.

"The Assange case is a classic example of double think by the West. His 'crime' was to tell the truth about the appalling US conduct of the war in Iraq, itself based on a lie of huge proportions. None of the soldiers caught by the video shooting civilians including journalists have ever been prosecuted by the Americans. It is yet another example of 'shoot the messenger' and let the perpetrators go free", O'Neill says.

He points out that the relentless persecution of the WikiLeaks publisher is meant to send a message to all independent journalists "that they publish the truth at their peril".

"The decision by the British is further confirmation of the extent to which the British are no more than lapdogs to the Americans".

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"Assange has never been in the US and one of the great unanswered questions about his prosecution and planned deportation is what gave the US the right to even prosecute him. It is not a question that has troubled the British, but it does raise some serious issues about the rights of people to be free of persecution clearly mounted for political purposes to intimidate others from revealing the truth about US barbarity around the world", O'Neill adds.

👀 'If that's not child molestation, it is definitely close': Tucker Carlson blasts Joe Biden on his Fox News show over "horrifying" claims the POTUS shared a shower with his sex-addict daughter, Ashley, when she was young.

Carlson shared his horror over the revelation contained within Ashley Biden's private journal, ostensibly discovered by Florida resident Aimee Harris at a Palm Beach "halfway house" where Ashley Biden had stayed after treatment for her compulsive sexual urges.

Tucker Carlson also questioned why the FBI was investigating the alleged theft of a diary as it is not a federal crime, saying the president was effectively using the Feds as his secret police force.

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🎥 The sound of unstoppable shelling of Donetsk by Ukrainian Forces can be heard in the footage.

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❗️An orange column of smoke rises into the sky in the Severodonetsk region.

It is similar to the color from the explosion of tanks with nitric acid, according to LPR Ambassador to Russia Rodion Miroshnik who shared the footage.

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🥃A bottle of 55-year-old Japanese Yamazaki whisky has been sold in the US for $600,000, according to the Sotheby's auction house.

With only 100 bottles initially available in Japan, and 100 more following for the rest of the world, the whisky is not only the oldest, but also the “most valuable bottle in the country’s history,” the auction house says.

Photo credit: Sotheby's

🎥 The windows of the Donetsk National University were blown out as a result of the shelling by the Armed Forces of Ukraine, some shells pierced the walls.

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💭The Pentagon mulls sending four more rocket launchers to Ukraine in the next tranche of military aid, according to two Defense Department officials, cited by Politico.

🎥Seven staff members of “The Late Show With Stephen Colbert” have been charged with unlawful entry after being detained by US Capitol Police following interviews with congressional lawmakers for a segment with Triumph the Insult Comic Dog.

“The building was closed to visitors, and these individuals were determined to be a part of a group that had been directed by the USCP to leave the building earlier in the day. This is an active criminal investigation, and may result in additional criminal charges after consultation with the U.S. Attorney”, the Capitol Police PIO said in a statement.

CBS said: “After leaving the members’ offices on their last interview of the day, the production team stayed to film stand-ups and other final comedy elements in the halls when they were detained by Capitol Police".

🎥 A demonstration against the policy of the Italian government amid the Ukrainian crisis was held in the center of Rome.

Among the demands of the protesters was Italy's withdrawal from NATO and the lifting of anti-Russian sanctions, one of the organizers told Sputnik.