Every day has a history, but some days seem to have a knack for capturing pivotal moments. October 1st is one of them. While the events themselves are unique, the date often signals a shift: a new fiscal year, a major verdict, or the start of a crucial campaign. Join us as we dive into the video vault to revisit the top stories and cultural beats that defined this specific date in history, year by year. It’s a compelling look at the news cycle—and how much (or how little) things have changed
October 1st 2025
KPop Demon Hunters Takes Over Fortnite
Macron’s WEIRD SALUTE to Queen of Denmark goes viral – her SURPRISED REACTION steals the show
Frankenstein | Guillermo del Toro | Official Trailer | Netflix,Netflix Release: Global streaming on November 7, 2025 via Netflix. Del Toro describes his version as an emotional, philosophical exploration of creation, empathy, identity, and the relationship between creator and creation.He has said that Frankenstein’s Creature, in his telling, is “holy,” more than just a monster — a deeply human, tragic being via netflix
October 1st 2024
a statement from Houston-based attorney Tony Buzbee, who announces legal action on behalf of numerous alleged victims of Sean “Diddy” Combs:
- Silence Broken: The attorney asserts that “the biggest secret in the entertainment industry that really wasn’t a secret at all has finally been revealed to the world” and that “the wall of silence has now been broken”.
- Victims Contacted: Buzbee’s team has been contacted by more than 3,285 individuals claiming to have been victimized by Sean Combs.
- Legal Representation: After a vetting process, the firm now represents 120 individuals who intend to bring civil claims in civil court against Sean Diddy Combs.
- Additional Defendants: Claims will be filed not only against Combs but also against “many other individuals and entities” that will be named as defendants as they file these individual cases.
October 1st 2023
Two Women makes a lot Grilled Sandwiches in a small Trailer | American Street Food in Berlin
The video highlights a street food stand in Berlin called Mimi’s Grilled Sandwiches, which operates out of a small trailer and specializes in rich, American-style grilled sandwiches.
Here is a summary of the information about the video and the food featured:
- Vendor and Location: The food is sold at Mimi’s Grilled Sandwiches, located at the Fehrbelliner Platz Street Food Market in Wilmersdorf, Berlin. They are typically open every Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
- Featured Sandwich: The episode specifically introduces the Club Sandwich, describing it as the most famous sandwich in the world.
- Menu Items: Mimi’s Grilled Sandwiches offers several main variants, which are described as complete meals due to their rich toppings and fresh preparation:
- The Club Sandwich: Features egg, cheese, fried bacon, and chicken breast fillet strips.
- Meatball Sandwich: Consists of fried minced meatballs in tomato sauce, cheddar and mozzarella, basil, tomato, and lettuce.
- Chicken & Egg Sandwich: Includes sliced chicken breast, fried egg, avocado, mayo cream, tomato, and lettuce.
- Mediterranean Sandwich: A vegetarian option with grilled zucchini, eggplant, peppers, herder cheese, hummus, lettuce, and tomato.
- Dessert: They also offer Cinnamon Cubes, made from fried white bread soaked in a milk and egg mixture, and then sprinkled with cinnamon and sugar.
October 1st 2022
Deadly Stabbings in Portland:
- The broadcast led with two deadly stabbings in Portland’s Old Town neighborhood, both occurring over the course of just a few hours.
- In the case of a man stabbed in broad daylight near Northwest 3rd Avenue and West Burnside, police arrested and charged 50-year-old Dorian Cannon with murder.
- The executive director of the Union Gospel Mission, located near the scene, expressed gratitude for the increased police presence but noted that problems persist due to open-air drug use and trafficking in the area.
Hurricane Ian’s Devastation in Florida:
- The report showed new video from South Carolina and noted that Charleston was spared the worst of Hurricane Ian, though it still saw torrential rain and strong winds.
- In Florida, 48 hours after Ian’s impact, rescuers were still searching for survivors. At least 27 deaths had been reported, a number expected to rise.
- Residents had to use boats to check on their submerged homes, even in inland neighborhoods like Orlando. Snakes and other animals were noted as additional hazards.
- Early estimates suggested Ian may have caused over $100 billion in damage, which would make it the fourth costliest hurricane in U.S. history.
Portland’s Role in Ian Recovery:
- The Portland branch of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, on behalf of FEMA, was preparing to operate the call center for “Operation Blue Roof”.
- Employees in Portland would be fielding calls from Floridians with badly damaged roofs, which would then tap contractors in the Southeast to install fiber-reinforced sheeting as temporary roof covers.
Local Business Closure:
- The closure of another local business, Chez José, was announced, with the owners citing retirement and recent staffing shortages as the reasons.
October 1st 2021
Alligator charges from water to steal Florida boy’s fish in viral sneak attack
A young boy had just caught a bass (fish) when a hungry alligator emerged from the water in a “sneak attack.”
Politics in Washington, D.C.: President Joe Biden was on Capitol Hill on Friday attempting to rescue a scaled-back version of his $3.5 trillion government overhaul plan and salvage a related public works bill, following a night of frantic negotiations that ended without a deal.
California’s Vaccine Mandate: California was preparing to enact the nation’s first coronavirus vaccine mandate for schoolchildren. The state aimed to have all students in 7th through 12th grades vaccinated by the following fall, once the shots gained final federal approval for everyone 12 and over.
Houston School Shooting: Authorities reported that a former student of a Houston charter school shot and wounded a school employee before quickly surrendering to police. The shooting occurred at Yes Prep Southwest Secondary, a charter school serving students in 6th through 12th grades.
Jimmy Carter’s Birthday: Former President Jimmy Carter was spending a quiet 97th birthday at his home in Plains, Georgia. Carter is the oldest former U.S. president ever and had been keeping a low profile during the coronavirus pandemic.
October 1st 2020
COVID Relief Negotiations: Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin reported that they would continue negotiations over a COVID relief agreement. Both sides claimed progress toward a deal that would extend direct stimulus payments, jobless benefits, and aid to businesses
School COVID Testing: The New York and Los Angeles school districts were rolling out new coronavirus testing plans. New York was set to test 10 to 20 percent of students and staff monthly
Presidential Campaigning: Both presidential candidates were back on the campaign trail following the previous Tuesday’s debate:
- President Trump campaigned in Duluth, Minnesota, claiming he “won” the debate and arguing he exposed Joe Biden’s “dangerous agenda”
- Joe Biden campaigned in Pennsylvania and Ohio—two states Trump won in 2016—stating that the nation could not take four more years of Trump as president
Billie Eilish – No Time To Die (Official Music Video)
- Video Title: Billie Eilish – No Time To Die (Official Music Video)
- Channel: BillieEilishVEVO
- Publication Date: October 1, 2020
- Duration: 4 minutes
- View Count: Over 160 million views (as of the search date).
- The Song: “No Time To Die” is the theme song for the 25th James Bond film of the same name. Eilish co-wrote the track with her brother, FINNEAS.
- Video Style: The official music video is known for its minimalist and atmospheric presentation. It is filmed entirely in black and white and features shots of Billie Eilish singing into a microphone interspersed with clips and archival footage from the James Bond film, primarily showcasing Daniel Craig’s character.
October 1st 2019
Dallas Murder Verdict: A white former Dallas police officer, Amber Guyger, was found guilty of murder for the fatal shooting of her unarmed Black neighbor, Botham Jean. Guyger claimed she mistook Jean’s apartment for her own. The jury reached the verdict after six days of testimony and only a “handful of hours of deliberation”
Hong Kong Protests Escalation: Hong Kong police shot a protester at close range during a massive escalation of anti-government demonstrations. Tens of thousands of people marched in a “day of rage” as communist leaders in Beijing celebrated 70 years in power for the People’s Republic of China
Las Vegas Shooting Anniversary: Hundreds of people attended the second annual sunrise memorial for the 58 people killed in the mass shooting on the Las Vegas Strip on October 1, 2017
Ancient Egyptian Coffin Returned: Egypt put on display a gilded coffin that had been returned to the country from the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. U.S. investigators determined the coffin, which once held the mummy of a priest from the Ptolemaic period (about 2,000 years ago), was a looted antiquity. It now resides at the National Museum of Egyptian Civilization in Cairo
This video is a local news segment from FOX4 News in Kansas City covering an incident involving a racist threat that gained viral attention on social media.
- The report centers on an incident where a racist threat was posted on Snapchat, directed at a student and their mother.
- The video likely contains details about the woman who made the threat and includes a portion of her apology after the post went viral and led to public backlash.
- This type of local news segment usually includes reporting on the community reaction and any potential disciplinary or legal consequences following the viral threat.
October 1st 2018
Two scam-artist siblings con people by faking paranormal investigations. When they take a job at an old orphanage, they discover the place’s terrifying past — and that the ghosts may be real.
Indonesia Disaster Aftermath: Survivors in the earthquake and tsunami-hit city of Palu, Indonesia, began returning to the area to salvage belongings from the rubble. Rescue workers were continuing to recover bodies, with the official death toll standing at 844, but it was expected to rise
North American Free Trade Deal (USMCA): Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau stated he would have more to say about the revamped free trade deal between the U.S., Canada, and Mexico. U.S. and Canadian officials had announced an agreement the night before that would “create good, well-paying jobs and new opportunities” for the nearly half-billion people in North America
South Korea’s Armed Forces Day: South Korean President Moon Jae-in defended the joint declaration of peace between North and South Korea in remarks made during South Korea’s 70th Armed Forces Day, emphasizing that a strong military is critical to sustaining peace
Nobel Prize in Medicine: The two winners of the year’s Nobel Prize in Medicine made discoveries that constitute a “landmark in our fight against cancer.”
- The Winners: James Allison of the University of Texas and Tasuku Honjo of Japan’s Kyoto University did “parallel work” to stimulate the body’s immune system’s ability to attack tumors
October 1st 2017
- Catalonia Referendum in Spain: Catalonia’s attempt to hold a defiant referendum on independence from Spain turned into “ugly scenes of mayhem”
- The Conflict: More than 700 people were injured as Spanish riot police attacked peaceful protesters and civilians attempting to cast their ballots in a vote the Spanish government deemed unconstitutional
- Injuries: Eleven officers were also reported injured
- O.J. Simpson’s Release: Former football legend O.J. Simpson became a free man after serving nine years in prison for a botched hotel room heist
- Background: The incident marked the prison time he had previously avoided after his 1995 acquittal in the killings of his ex-wife and her friend
- Terror Investigation in Canada: Canadian police announced that an attack on an officer outside a football game, involving a car, a knife, and a high-speed chase of a U-Haul, was being investigated as an act of terrorism
- Location and Casualties: The chase in the western city of Edmonton, Alberta, left four people injured
- Vietnam Festival: The video concluded with a human-interest story about a colorful lantern parade that lit up the streets in northern Vietnam ahead of the popular mid-autumn Moon Festival. The lanterns were inspired by characters from folklore and modern figures
October 1st 2016
Volcanic Eruption in Mexico: Mexico’s Colima volcano increased its activity on Friday, forcing the evacuation of several nearby communities. The video included dramatic time-lapse footage capturing part of the eruption. Authorities warned that the activity posed a threat to the surrounding population.
Baby Rescue in Syria: Video was released of a one-month-old baby girl reportedly pulled alive from the rubble of a collapsed building in Idlib, Syria.
- Emotional Footage: A member of the “White Helmets” Syrian rescue team was seen weeping as he held the baby, while a paramedic attempted to treat her.
- Cause: The paramedic stated that the building was hit by an airstrike carried out by Syrian government forces.
Migrant Protests in France: French police fired tear gas and water cannons on protesters defending migrants in northern France.
- Context: The government was preparing to shut down the city of Calais’s notorious migrant camp, known as “The Jungle”.
New Mexico Balloon Festival: The 45th Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta kicked off in New Mexico. The event was expected to attract nearly a million visitors and featured more than 500 hot air balloons with pilots from around the world.
October 1st 2015
Hurricane Threat and Flooding in Virginia: The governor of Virginia declared a state of emergency due to heavy rains, flooding, and the possibility of Hurricane Joaquin . The storm was projected to hit areas of the Bahamas that Thursday
Conflict in Afghanistan (Kunduz): Afghan officials claimed on Thursday that government troops had pushed into the northern city of Kunduz overnight . However, a Taliban spokesman disputed the government’s claim, stating that the Taliban flag was still flying over the city
Hillary Clinton Email Hacking Attempt: Russian-linked hackers reportedly tried at least five times to pry into Hillary Clinton’s private email account when she was Secretary of State
- Method: She received emails disguised as speeding tickets during August 2011
- Status: It was unclear if Clinton did anything to expose her account
The “Corpse Flower” in Chicago: A garden in suburban Chicago had a new star attraction: one of the garden’s Corpse Flowers (“Titan arum”) on display was blooming Visitors were flocking to see the stinky flower, which is said to smell of Limburger cheese, garlic, rotting fish, and smelly feet
The Choice (Nicholas Sparks 2016 Movie) – Official Teaser Trailer
When feisty medical student Gabby Holland moves in next door to perennial ladies’ man Travis Shaw, they embark on a surprising romantic journey neither imagined possible. Travis has always believed a serious relationship would cramp his easygoing lifestyle, while Gabby is preparing to settle down with her long-term boyfriend — until an irresistible attraction between the unlikely couple upends both of their well-planned lives. Spanning a decade and tracing the evolution of a love affair that is ultimately tested by life’s most defining events
October 1st 2014
Taken 3 Official Trailer #1 (2015) – Liam Neeson, Maggie Grace Movie HD
The trailer introduces the final chapter of the Taken trilogy, where ex-government operative Bryan Mills (Liam Neeson) is framed for the murder of his ex-wife, Lenore (Famke Janssen). As he goes on the run, he must use his particular set of skills to find the real killers and protect his daughter, Kim (Maggie Grace).
Secret Service Director Resigns: Secret Service director Julia Pierson resigned following recent security lapses at the White House
- Context: Most recently, an Army veteran jumped the White House fence and was able to make it deep into the Executive Mansion before being stopped Pierson had worked with the Secret Service for 30 years
First Ebola Patient Diagnosed in US: The first Ebola patient to be diagnosed in the U.S. told healthcare workers he was visiting from Liberia
- Treatment: The patient, who was being treated at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital, showed signs of the virus two days after initially visiting a Dallas emergency room
Child Dies from Enterovirus: The Rhode Island Health Department announced that a child had died from complications of Enterovirus
- Details: Health officials said the child died the previous week from a staff infection associated with the Enterovirus 68 infection Officials could not disclose where the child lived or was treated
Japan’s Bullet Train Anniversary: Japan was celebrating a milestone anniversary of its revolutionary bullet train (Shinkansen)
- Milestone: A ceremony was held marking 50 years since the first train was launched The latest model can travel from Tokyo to Osaka in just 2 hours and 25 minutes
October 1st 2013
The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug – HD Main Trailer – Official Warner Bros. Views: Over 16 million views
Description: The trailer showcases the epic journey of Bilbo Baggins and the company of dwarves as they continue their quest to reclaim Erebor from the dragon Smaug. It highlights key scenes, including the confrontation with Smaug and the dangers they face in Mirkwood.
US Government Shutdown: The federal government went into a partial shutdown early Tuesday, which the AP news minute referred to as the “Tea Party shutdown of government”
- The Cause: Republicans and Democrats were deadlocked over a budget deal and funding the Affordable Healthcare Act (ACA)
- Impact: The shutdown could affect about 800,000 government workers
- ACA Rollout: Despite the shutdown, part of the Healthcare Act rolled out on Tuesday, allowing millions of Americans to shop for the first time at Insurance Marketplaces
South Korea’s Long-Range Missiles: South Korea publicly displayed its longest-range missiles at a military parade on Tuesday The country stated that these missiles are capable of hitting any target in North Korea
Fatal Rock Slide in Colorado: A rock slide killed five hikers on a beginner’s trail in Colorado on Monday A teenage girl was successfully rescued
October 1st 2012
The trailer showcases the premise of the film: a salesman for a natural gas company arrives in a rural town to convince locals to sell their land for fracking
Presidential Debate Preparations: Crews were working to assemble the debate stage on the University of Denver campus The first of three presidential matchups between President Barack Obama and Republican nominee Mitt Romney was scheduled to be held there on Wednesday . Romney had reportedly spent at least eight days over the past month preparing
Syria’s Accusations at the UN: Syria’s foreign minister accused members of the UN Security Council of supporting “terrorism” in his country This was seen as a jab aimed at the U.S. and its allies who were supporting the opposition forces
Suicide Bombing in Afghanistan: Officials in Afghanistan reported that three American troops and their Afghan translator were among at least 14 people killed by a suicide bomber on a motorcycle Authorities stated the bomber rammed his bike into a joint Afghan-American checkpoint
Mark Zuckerberg Visits Russia: Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg met with Russia’s prime minister . This meeting was part of a world tour programming contest designed to identify new talent . An official mentioned that Zuckerberg was being encouraged to expand Facebook’s operations in Russia
October 1st 2011
Black Eyed Peas @Central Park Recorded by Taboo
AP Top Stories: October 1, 2011
Plane Crashes into Ferris Wheel in Australia: A small plane crashed into a ferris wheel in Australia on Saturday. However, the AP minute noted that everyone was able to walk away without injuries, meaning the crash “looks much worse than it turned out to be”
Afghanistan’s Peace Talks Strategy: Afghan President Hamid Karzai stated that trying to talk peace with insurgents is “futile”
New Focus: He said the country’s needs would be better served in talks with neighboring Pakistan
Background: Until this point, Karzai had been pushing for years to reconcile with the Taliban .
Listeria Outbreak Details: Families affected by the Listeria outbreak were reporting disturbing details of the illness
Symptoms: Most said that one day their loved ones were leading normal lives, and the next day they were suffering agonizing symptoms
Casualties: Officials said at least 15 people had died and 84 had become ill
Amanda Knox Case Conclusion Nears: Media from around the globe were gathering in Perugia, Italy, for the pending conclusion of the Amanda Knox case The American was appealing her conviction in the death of her roommate, and a verdict was expected on Monday
October 1st 2010
Osama Bin Laden Implicated in Terror Plot: Counterterrorism officials stated that Osama Bin Laden may be involved in the latest plot against European cities . The assumption was that Bin Laden played a role in planning an attack that may have involved a shooting rampage
White House Shakeup: There was a shakeup at the White House as President Barack Obama’s Chief of Staff, Rahm Emanuel, was leaving to run for mayor of Chicago . Pete Rouse was taking his place for the time being
Deadly East Coast Storm: The East Coast of the U.S. was drying out after a storm that brought sheets of rain, swelled creeks, and killed at least six people . The storm traveled up the coast from the Carolinas to Boston
South Korea Apartment Fire: A massive apartment fire consumed parts of a 38-story tower in South Korea Putting out the fire took 7 hours, and three residents and one firefighter were reported slightly injured
In 2010, the original Back to the Future film was re-released in select UK cinemas to celebrate its 25th anniversary, introducing the classic to a new generation of viewers.196,218 views Oct 1, 2010
October 1st 2009
horror film The Fourth Kind. Directed by Olatunde Osunsanmi, the film stars Milla Jovovich as Dr. Abigail Tyler, a psychologist investigating a series of mysterious disappearances in Nome, Alaska, which she believes are connected to alien abductions.
Roman Polanski Case: A former prosecutor, David F. Wells, stated that he made up a story he told a documentary crew about Roman Polanski’s sex case Wells had previously claimed that more than 30 years ago, a judge took his advice to give Polanski more prison time despite a plea bargain Wells now admitted he fabricated the story
John Travolta’s Testimony: John Travolta testified on Wednesday in the second week of a trial concerning the death of his 16-year-old son, Jett Travolta
- Accusation: Travolta testified that a paramedic, Tarino Lightbourn, threatened to sell stories to the media suggesting the actor was at fault in his son’s death
- Demand: Travolta said Lightbourn demanded $25 million
Sarah Palin’s Memoir Success: Former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin was top of the book charts, moving over Dan Brown
- Details: Just two days after the release of Palin’s memoir, “Going Rogue,” was moved forward from spring to November 17th, midweek pre-orders made it number one on both amazon.com and barnesandnoble.com
October 1st 2008
Sarah McLachlan – Possession [Official Music Video]
AP Top Stories: October 1, 2008
Tree House Art Exhibit in NYC: A dozen tree houses were hanging from branches in a park in New York City . The exhibit was described as a massive installation by a Japanese artist who wanted to change the way people see objects in everyday life
Wall Street Closes with Losses: Wall Street closed with modest losses as investors waited for a Senate vote on helping out the financial market . The Dow was down more than 200 points early but recovered to a loss of only 19 points .
Revised Financial Rescue Plan: There were high hopes in Washington that a revised Financial rescue plan would get the Senate’s approval . The bill had been “sweetened” by more than doubling the Federal Deposit Insurance (FDIC) on banks to $250,000 . Some lawmakers believed this revised bill had more appeal to constituents back home .
Chinese Gymnasts’ Age Controversy: While China’s gold medal gymnasts were deemed old enough to compete in the Beijing Olympics, the sports governing body still had questions about the team from the 2000 Sydney games . Some suggested the gymnasts in 2000 could have been as young as 14 rather than the minimum allowed age of 16.
October 1st 2007
Symptoms: The acute pain associated with the condition.
Causes and Risk Factors: Why the stones form.
Treatment: Medical options, including minimally invasive surgery or lithotripsy to break them up.
Prevention: Diet and lifestyle tips to prevent new stones from forming.
October 1st 2006
This is the best trailer made by fan that i am watching in my whole life!!!
This is a music video for Maxi Priest’s popular reggae fusion cover of the song, originally made famous by Rod Stewart (and The Persuaders before him)
October 1st 2005
oh wow…amazing video. Brought a tear to my eye. :’)