Brekkie Wrap: AT&T tribute, airport fire drill mar 9/11; kids write scathing obituary of mum AT&T has been forced to apologise for this 9/11 tribute that many felt was in poor taste. THE 9/11 anniversary has been marred by a telco's tribute which looked a lot like an ad and an airport holding a fire drill - complete with flames. As the US paused to commemorate the 12th anniversary of the September 11 attacks, telecommunications giant AT&T was criticised for posting an image on its social media platforms which many found to be in poor taste. At the same time, officials at Boston's Logan International Airport apologised for holding a fire drill, complete with smoke and flames, on the 12th anniversary of the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. The two hijacked jets that were flown into the World Trade Center towers flew out of Logan. Mija Quigley, of Princeton Junction, N.J., embraces the name of her son, Patrick Quigley, during ceremonies marking the 12th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks on the World Trade Center in New York, Wednesday, Sept. Patrick Quigley died aboard Flight 175 when it crashed into the South Tower on 9/11. (AP Photo/Chris Pedota, Pool) Source: AP Elsewhere, Bashar al-Assad was celebrating his birthday in Syria after Barack Obama backed away from military intervention, an explosion has rocked Benghazi one year to the day after an attack which killed the US ambassador, Japan searched for the bodies of 2500 people still missing after the 2011 tsunami, a teen is believed to have been killed in a sex game by a man who then violated her corpse,and authorities in Italy are preparing to float the Costa Concordia more than 18 months after it ran aground in a disaster that killed 32 people. Lavinia Simona Ailoaiei, 18, who was reportedly killed and then a victim of necrophilia. Also, a survivor of Anders Behring Breivik's massacre has been elected to Norway's parliament, Apple shares have taken a further hit after the unveiling of the iPhone 5S and 5C, the company which opposed the buyout of Dell has bought a 12 per cent stake in News Corporation, documents have revealed that the NSA spy agency became so big that no one there could understand how it worked, the political comebacks of Eliot Spitzer and Anthony Weiner have been ended by New York City voters, and six adult children have written a scathing obituary for their dead mother, saying she made their lives hell and they are glad she's dead. Nevada woman Marianne Johnson-Reddick died last month aged 78, and her adult children wrote an obituary for their local paper, The Reno Gazette-Journal, which was published on September 10. Screenshot from local News 4 story. Meanwhile, a man could have killed himself trying to prove that chivalry is not dead, a Canadian woman has been arrested in Colombia for allegedly smuggling cocaine inside a fake baby bump, a Hollywood studio is teaching dogs how to fly (on planes, that is), a Japanese city has dispatched 280 people to catch one bad-tempered monkey, and employers have long been used to workers occasionally bringing their kids to work but Generation Y employees are now bringing new guests - mum and dad. Canadian national Tabitha Leah Ritchie (left) after being detained at Bogota airport, allegedly while attempting to board a flight to her country carrying 2kg of cocaine hidden under a latex belly. In entertainment news, Hugh Jackman has learned that you should never take your eyes of your kids at an Australian beach - even if all eyes are on you at the time, Princes William and Harry have turned into London traders for charity, Clint Eastwood's wife has filed court papers to make their split legit, stars Emily Blunt and John Krasinski are expecting a baby together, and Jurassic Park 4 has been given a name and a release date. In Catch-up Confidential, celeb couple Laura Dern and Ben Harper have called it quits for good. In sport, San Marino is celebrating after its football team scored its first goal in five years, the third England-Australia ODI was a washout, Ashes-winning former England bowler Matthew Hoggard is to retire from first-class cricket, the English FA has banned fans from using the word "Yid" despite Tottenham fans proudly using it to describe themselves, and the All Blacks have made five changes for their match against the Springboks. San Marino defender Alessandro Della Valle shoots and scores against Poland during a FIFA World Cup 2014 qualifying match. Wednesday - Mutated lobster claws way to survival A male macaque had been terrorising the people of Hyuga in the far south of the Japan since late last month, and was blamed for 18 attacks.