Brekkie Wrap: 'Nan uses sledgehammer to kill baby', NSA has more power than it can handle Grandma Alfreda Giedrocz is accused of taking out a sledgehammer and killing her five-month-old granddaughter, Vivian Summers. A GRANDMA has allegedly killed her five-month-old grandchild by bludgeoning her with a sledgehammer and then slitting the baby's throat. Alfreda Giedrocz, 61, showed no emotion in a Chicago courtroom as prosecutors spoke of the gruesome killing of young Vivian Summers, which happened while Mrs Giedrocz was minding her. "The defendant then hit the victim repeatedly in the head and body with the sledgehammer," Assistant State's Attorney Michael Deno said. Since the victim was still crying and moving, the defendant then went to the kitchen and retrieved a large carving knife. The defendant then picked the victim up, held her and then slit her throat with the knife. In other news, Australian terror victims are set to receive compensation, divers believe they have found the body of a waiter in the wreckage of the Costa Concordia, a Saudi preacher has been jailed for raping and killing his own child, spies say North Korea has restarted an ageing nuclear reactor. In this June 27, 2008 file photo released by China's Xinhua News Agency, the cooling tower of the Yongbyon nuclear complex is demolished in North Korea, in a sign of its commitment to stop making plutonium for atomic bombs. Scientists Peter Higgs and Francois Englert win the 2013 Nobel Prize for physics for predicting the existence of the Higgs boson, the particle key to explaining why elementary matter has mass. Commuters were so engrossed in their phones that they failed to notice a man waving a gun around, Russia has had an anti-Putin protester committed to the psych ward, Italy has arrested the alleged captain of a migrant ship on which at least 275 people died, a top Catholic archbishop has blamed divorced parents for pedophilia, and the US is using its warships as floating interrogation centres after the Obama administration shut CIA "black sites" used for that purpose. Mikhail Kosenko, one of the activists accused of violence at a rally on the eve of President Vladimir Putin's inauguration, stands in a defendant cage in a court in Moscow. Also, the scientists who discovered the "God particle" have been awarded the Nobel Prize for physics, the NSA really does have too much power as a series of electrical surges have damaged its new headquarters, investors have been reminded that the bankrupt Tweeter is not Twitter, NASDAQ and the NYSE are fighting to get Twitter posted on their boards, and a tech guru who helped design the iPhone has turned his attention towards making a smoke detector that isn't annoying. A store closing banner is hung on the vacant Tweeter electronics store in Salem, New Hampshire in 2009. The bankrupt electronics retailer's stock has been confused with Twitter. Also, a woman who believed she had been cheated on has been arrested for repeatedly slapping her boyfriend in the street, a high school teacher who posed for Playboy has earned the ire of some parents and the attention of her students, a runaway dog has been awarded a medal for completing a half-marathon. Teacher Cristy Nicole Deweese posed for Playboy. Source: YouTube A store's Christmas wish list contains a $2 million diamond experience, the Dutch are expanding their use of crime-fighting marijuana scratch-and-sniff cards, citizens are seeing red after Communist Party official's son had a $260,000 wedding, and the cure for a hangover may have been in your fridge all along with researchers raising a glass to the restorative effects of lemonade. From Neiman Marcus Christmas Book Fantasy Gifts 2013. In entertainment, Pogues guitarist Phil Chevron has died at the age of 56, a new book alleges late-night TV legend Johnny Carson once broke into his wife's secret apartment and found evidence of an affair, the Archie comic has been given a ghoulish makeover complete with zombies, Nicole Kidman and Sam Worthington have been awarded top acting prizes in China, and prison drama Wentworth escaped Australian shores and is heading to TV screens overseas. In Catch-up Confidential, Tom Hanks has revealed he has had a serious illness for years. In sport, Gareth Bale's future as a footballer was once in doubt due to his obsession with his hair, Olympic champion Mo Farah didn't run away from a fight in a park with a man over a pram blocking his path, NFL footballer Dominic Raiola has been accused of hurling abuse at a marching brand, England manager Roy Hodgson has been warned that failing to qualify for the World Cup would haunt him forever, and Richard Gasquet's chances of making the ATP Finals have been hurt by an early loss in Shanghai. Dominic Raiola has been accused of hurling insults at a University of Wisconsin marching band, attcking their weight and perceived sexuality. Tuesday - Twitter boss makes a hash of it Dog Boogie who became an internet hit after he crashed a half marathon in Illinois. http://www.14news.com/story/23630599/dog-who-completed-marathon-awarded-for-his-achievement Source: Supplied