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This dramatic drone footage shows the moment humpback whales interfered with killer whales feeding on a gray whale calf carcass on May 1. The orcas had attacked and killed a gray whale calf off Monterey Bay, California. The killer whales were feeding on the carcass when three humpbacks charged and attempted to push them away from the carcass. Monterey Bay Whale Watch said the humpback whales were ?very agitated? and blew their blowhole ?very loudly? with ?boisterous exhalations.? The interference lasted for over an hour as the orcas tried to feed on the dead whale. They said that the interference was very ?unusual behavior.? Credit: Monterey Bay Whale Watch/Gowhales.com via Storyful

Curious killer whales approached boaters in Monterey Bay, California, on April 27. A family of curious orcas approached a whale watching boat tour after they had fed on a gray whale carcass for most of the day. The boat drifted for an hour, and the whales swam all around and under the boat, turning their heads sideways to look at the passengers. Monterey Bay Whale Watch said that ?everyone on board was thrilled to see these animals in the wild and not captivity in a small tank. It was a lifetime experience for all.? Credit: Monterey Bay Whale Watch/Gowhales.com via Storyful

FBI Director James Comey defended his decision to disclose a reopened investigation into Hillary Clinton?s email use less than two weeks before the 2016 presidential election. He said the potential for political impact made him "mildly nauseous," but he still believed he made the right choice. Photo: Getty

What was initially described in a police report as the kidnapping of the Turkish head of a Kuala Lumpur international school from a parking garage in the city on May 2 is now being described as an arrest by a local police chief. According to a tweeted police statement and local reports, the school head, Turgay Karaman, and a Turkish businessman named ?hsan Aslan, were both arrested on Tuesday, May 2, for ?activities that threaten the safety of Malaysia.? It had initially been reported by Karaman?s wife that he had been kidnapped, and CCTV footage obtained by Storyful shows the moment of what is now being described as Karaman?s arrest. The footage, taken in a parking garage, shows a Toyota car, matching the description of Karaman?s car given in the police report, being parked. A number of men then approach the car, and a man is seen taken away with hands tied behind his back. A friend of Karaman told Storyful that the video showed him. Turkish opposition sites speculated that the arrests were similar to cases in October 2016, in which two Turks reported missing in Malaysia were found to have been deported to Turkey. There was also speculation that the two arrested men were linked to the US-based Muslim cleric Fethullah Gulen, blamed by President Recep Tayyip Erdogan for the failed 2016 coup. Speaking to Reuters, Karaman?s lawyer, Rosli Dahlan, denied those links. Videos related to Gulen have been shared on a Facebook page in the name of Karaman and with links to the school (see here and here), while friends of Aslan told Turkish Minute that the businessman was a ?sympathizer of the Gulen movement.? Storyful is unable to independently a link between Karaman and the Gulen movement. Human Rights Watch has called on Malaysia to ensure the two men are not extradited to Turkey. Credit: Anonymous via Storyful

A Turkish school principal was arrested in a Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, parking garage on May 3. Malaysian police chief Khalid Abu Bakar tweeted that Turgay Karaman and a Turkish businessman, ?hsan Aslan, had both been arrested for threatening security. Both men had been reported abducted earlier that day. Karaman had been reported kidnapped in a police report and in an online video appeal from his wife, who confirmed the authenticity of the video with Storyful. Karaman was supposed to meet a friend at an lawyer?s office for a witness briefing, when a group of men approached him in a parking garage and drove him away in their car. Karaman has shared videos supporting Turkish writer Fethullah G�len on his Facebook page (see here and here), while friends of Aslan told Turkish Minute that the businessman was a ?sympathizer of the G�len movement.? G�len has been blamed for the failed Turkish coup in July 2016 This video shows CCTV of Karaman?s arrest from two different angles. The video switches angles at the 4:23 mark. Credit: Anonymous via Storyful