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The lawsuit which led to the court hearing in which Sony made the admission was filed by fans who said they knew the songs were fake. The longtime fans filed the lawsuit against Jackson's friends and production company. Read the official complaint here.Jackson's friends and family also questioned whether the vocals were his, Fortune reports.It is not yet determined whether the fans or Jackson's estate will be awarded anything or Sony will be punished as a result of the court case. 495

The paper goes on to say: "YOUR CHILDREN DO NOT HAVE THE RIGHT TO DISTURB OTHER PEOPLE""ANY VIOLATIONS OF ANY OF THESE RULES OR REGULATIONS WILL BE SUBJECT TO FINES AND/OR A NO RE-RENT STATUS.On Tuesday, Gordon says she was in her unit at the extended-stay apartment when security came with a written warning."Not only are you telling me my kids can't play outside, but now you're taking money for it? That's the issue I have with it," Gordon said.The warning provided to KTNV television station in Las Vegas shows management noted Gordon's children were "unruly" and "unsupervised," and warned additional violations would result in fines.A claim Gordon denies adding she was watching her children through the open door of her apartment and on an electronic security camera.Gordon questions the legality of the new rules, but KTNV has learned the complex may be within the letter of the law."As long as those rules apply to all the tenants and they are there for the safety of the children, it might be OK under Nevada law," said Lauren Pena with the Civil Law Self Help Center located at the Clark County Regional Justice Center.Pena says Nevada law allows landlords to make rules even after a leased is signed. Pena adds a landlord needs to give at least 30 days written notice before rule enforcement can take effect.KTNV called Budget Budget Suites about the new rules. A spokesperson said it was a landlord-tenant issue and they had no additional comment. 1470

The new HangTime coaster at the theme park in Buena Park is being touted as the first and only dive coaster in California. The ride includes a 15-story, 96-degree drop that park officials claim is the steepest in the state. 223

The IPCC's models emphasize the need for people to change their lifestyle and consumption patterns to more sustainable alternatives, specifically in areas they can control, like modes of transportation, the buildings they inhabit and their dietary preferences."It's a really new way for the IPCC to report on mitigation pathways, the carbon budgets are so tight for 1.5C that we need drastic action on the policy scale, the business and industry scale, but also on the part of consumers," World Wildlife Fund's lead climate scientist, Chris Weber, told CNN.Asked whether consumers can help meet this goal, Weber responded: "Unequivocally, yes." 654

The preliminary report said Flight 610 reported a issues minutes after taking off from the Indonesian capital on October 29 en route to the city of Pangkal Pinang, on the island of Bangka.Within 90 seconds of takeoff, the co-pilot asked air traffic control to confirm air speed and altitude. Thirty seconds after that he reported that they had experienced a "flight control problem," the report said.After the aircraft's flaps retracted following takeoff, the automatic trim problem noted on the previous night's flight returned, until the flight data recorder stopped recording when the plane crashed.The report said the pilots on the plane's penultimate flight reported that instruments were showing inaccurate readouts from the angle-of-attack (AoA) sensors.The report said that the plane was "automatically trimming" on the previous flight -- that is, the computer was adjusting the aircraft's angle -- so the pilots switched to manual trim and, as their safety checklists didn't recommend an emergency landing, they continued to Jakarta.Further maintenance on the AoA sensor was carried out in Jakarta prior to Flight 610's takeoff the next morning. After the flight took off, the instruments recorded a substantial discrepancy in the aircraft's angle -- as much as 20 degrees.Aviation expert Geoffrey Thomas called the report "very comprehensive" and said that he could not understand why Lion Air had deemed the plane suitable for service."Clearly the plane had serious sensor issues ... why the airplane wasn't pulled out of service beggars belief," he told CNN."Tinkering around and replacing parts isn't enough."As part of the continued investigation, the faulty AoA sensor will undergo further testing, the NTSC said. It plans to finish its report within 12 months. 1776

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