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7/11/11
Today I read about a 19-year-old woman was arrested for allegedly trying to sneak her husband out of prison in a suitcase, according to authorities in the Mexican Caribbean state of Quintana Roo. Authorities said that as she was walking up a staircase to leave the prison, Arjona hit the suitcase against the stairs. When something inside the bulky suitcase moved, guards noticed and stopped Arjona, who acted nervously. The guards then looked inside the suitcase and found her husband, Juan Ramirez Tijerina.
Authorities are investigating how a stun gun ended up on a JetBlue aircraft in New Jersey on Friday night. An airline crew found the stun gun in a seatback pocket while cleaning the plane after it landed at Newark Liberty International Airport around 10 p.m., JetBlue spokesman Sebastian White said in a statement. The flight, carrying 96 people, originated at Logan International Airport in Boston, but the plane had made several other stops throughout the day, White said. JetBlue officials turned the stun gun over to New York and New Jersey Port Authority police after it was found, said Port Authority spokesman Steve Coleman
An explosion derails another train in India's northeastern region. Local residents rush to help the victims themselves, television pictures show. The number of dead rises to 64, a local official says. Senior district official Ramchandra confirmed 64 deaths from the derailment. The official, who has only one name, said a Swedish national is among the dead, and another Swedish man is among the injured. Ramchandra said the death toll could increase as workers sift through the wreckage. Official figures show 100 train accidents occurred in India in the 2009-10 fiscal year and 115 in 2008-09.
7-11-11
Today I read about, U.S. kidnapping victim Jaycee Dugard, who gave birth to two children during her 18 years in captivity, said she did what she had to do to survive.During a wide-ranging interview with ABC News' Diane Sawyer that aired Sunday night, Dugard opened up about her experiences at the hands of her captors, Nancy and Philip Garrido.Dugard was just 11 years old when she was abducted in 1991 from the street in front of her South Lake Tahoe, California, home. The Garridos held her and her daughters in a hidden compound of sheds and tarpaulins until she was found in 2009.
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Today's blog is about, A small plane went down short of an airport in rural Alabama, killing a couple and five of their children, authorities said. "It's going to take a long time to investigate since the wreckage is so deep in the woods," Nick Worrell of the National Transportation Safety Board said Sunday night. The NTSB and the Federal Aviation Administration are looking into the deadly crash, which occurred Saturday evening near Demopolis, Alabama.
Today Monday I read about former child refuge becomes heroes to hundreds of orphans . It started with 20 kids in a small safe house in Islamabad and a wonderful husband-and-wife team looking after the children. The main plan was to make sure that the children go to school as well. When I saw how quickly they blossomed being in the safe house and going to school, I realized I should do more than feed and house these children. I wanted to empower them with a sense of security, with education and eventually independence.
Today I read about a boy who got killed. Authorities have identified a boy who was killed after he fell off a piece of machinery and was run over by another boy. The coroner's office says 12-year-old Corion Baptiste died on scene from injuries he sustained in the accident. Police say that Baptiste was left dead for hours after being run over on Sunday in North Charleston.
7/11/11
today i read about 10 men and a woman were found dead in mexico on friday afternoon. They were found in handcuffs and there was a video tape. The victims were found behind a well at an intersection. Valle de Chalco made no mention of an injured woman. Initial reports indicate the killings were carried out where the bodies were discovered.
Today I read about ,A scandal that already has taken down Britain's best-selling Sunday tabloid and launched an inquiry into journalistic practices in the country widened Monday with startling allegations against two more News International newspapers. Former Prime Minister Gordon Brown believes journalists from The Sunday Times and The Sun newspapers tried to obtain private information from his financial records and telephone voice messages, a source close to Brown told CNN. The efforts date back some 10 years, and include periods when Brown was prime minister and chancellor of the exchequer, the source confirmed.
Today I read about the ship that sank in Russia and 55 dead. At least 55 people are now known to have died when a ship sank with more than 200 people aboard on Russia's Volga River, state-run media reported Monday, citing the Russian Emergency Situations Ministry. Dozens of people are still missing after the ship Bulgari went down on Sunday, the ministry said. Divers have been unable to reach parts of the boat where the largest number of people had congregated shortly before the accident, the state-run RIA Novosti news agency reported. Many children are reported to have been aboard the pleasure cruise when the ship sank in the Russian republic of Tatarstan. At least 79 people have been rescued, some of whom have been released from hospitals after receiving medical treatment.
Monday. Today I read about the last Harry Potter film that will come out on July 15. Author, J.K. Rowling said that we will never know if another Potter movie will come out. She said, “never say never”. However to all the die-hard Potter fans, the website Pottermore will keep them up to date with many things, and there might even be a online massive multiplayer role-playing game. The cast from Harry Potter said as much as they loved it, they would most likely not film any more Potter movies. It has been their whole life, and although that is what made them famous, they are ready to move on to bigger projects. Honestly, I would love more Potter movies to be filmed.
7-11-11 Today I read an article with the name of U.S. holding millions in aid to Pakistan, says Obama's chief of staff. I read that the United States is holding back $800 million in aid to Pakistan. While Pakistan has "been an important ally in the fight on terrorism," Daley said. Now they've taken some steps that have given us reason. To pause on some of the aid which we're giving to the military, and we're trying to work through that. A spokesman for the Pakistani military told CNN the military was not informed of any such plan. Senior U.S. officials, who declined to speak on the record because of the sensitivity of the situation, said the curtailing of aid, which represents a third of U.S. security assistance to Pakistan.
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Today I read about A small plane went down short of an airport in rural Alabama, killing a couple and five of their children,It's going to take a long time (to investigate) since the wreckage is so deep in the woods. According to preliminary information was flying from St. Louis to Destin, Florida, when it lost its right engine, said the FAA's Kathleen Bergen. The plane was diverted to Demopolis Municipal Airport but crashed about two miles short of the runway, Bergen said. Seven people were on board the plane, according to Bergen. All seven died the father was the pilot. The wife and at least five children perished in the crash, he said. The bodies were burned "beyond recognitionAuthorities are waiting to release the names of the victims until family members have been notified.
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Today I read about Nancy grace who kill her own child and then after that she get out is While not all agreed with it, the decision marked the end of a case that began three years ago, and a trial that began in May. But it has also left many questions unanswered. At one point, for instance, nine of the top 10 trending topics on Twitter related to the case -- with hash tags that ranged from #notguilty to #shocked. Just over a half-hour after the news came out, CNN.com's story on the topic had more than 5,000 comments.That is imposible the after all the evidence that they had about the deat o the child she get out is injustice.
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Today I read about Nancy grace who kill her own child and then after that she get out is While not all agreed with it, the decision marked the end of a case that began three years ago, and a trial that began in May. But it has also left many questions unanswered. At one point, for instance, nine of the top 10 trending topics on Twitter related to the case -- with hash tags that ranged from #notguilty to #shocked. Just over a half-hour after the news came out, CNN.com's story on the topic had more than 5,000 comments.That is imposible the after all the evidence that they had about the deat o the child she get out is injustice. Today I read about Nancy grace who kill her own child and then after that she get out is While not all agreed with it, the decision marked the end of a case that began three years ago, and a trial that began in May. But it has also left many questions unanswered. At one point, for instance, nine of the top 10 trending topics on Twitter related to the case -- with hash tags that ranged from #notguilty to #shocked. Just over a half-hour after the news came out, CNN.com's story on the topic had more than 5,000 comments.That is imposible the after all the evidence that they had about the deat o the child she get out is injustice.
Today I read about 44 schoolboys were killed and many more injured Monday when the truck they were traveling in skidded off a highway and plunged into a canal in southeast Chittagong district, 250 kilometers (155 miles) from Bangladesh's capital of Dhaka, police said. The boys, aged 10 to 13, were from the Mirsarai sub-district of Chittagong and were returning to their villages from a soccer tournament early in the afternoon. Faiz Ahmed, who is the administrative chief of the district, said the open truck was carrying about 70 students of Abu Tarab Government Primary School and Anjuman Nessa Government Primary School. Mirsarai police station chief Iftekher Hassan said divers from the Bangladesh Navy and Fire Service and Civil Defense continued the rescue operation until Monday evening, recovering 27 bodies, and five others died at Chittagong Medical College Hospital.
eddie haro 7/11/11
Today I read about a scandal that already has taken down Britain's best-selling Sunday tabloid and launched an inquiry into journalistic practices in the country widened Monday with startling allegations against two more News International newspapers.Former Prime Minister Gordon Brown believes journalists from The Sunday Times and The Sun newspapers tried to obtain private information from his financial records and telephone voice messages a source close to Brown told CNN.The efforts date back some 10 years and include periods when Brown was prime minister and chancellor of the exchequer the source confirmed.
Joicei-Monday I read A scandal that already has taken down Britain's best-selling Sunday tabloid and launched an inquiry into journalistic practices in the country widened Monday with startling allegations against two more News International newspapers.
tues. - today i read about a fire at san digo zoo. it was a gift store but it really diden't burn all. part of it was burn but it was still not in good conditios. the fire was like at 3 in the morning and it took like an hour or 30 min to turn it off. but they say that its okay for them to open it wasnt that big. none of the animals from the zoo got hurt everyone seemed pretty good.
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Today ive learned from the reading that Gunmen abducted two American citizens along with their Filipino relative from a southern Philippines island Tuesday
Today I read about a storm in Chicago. About 390,000 customers in the greater Chicago area were without power early Tuesday morning following massive storms that moved through the area a day earlier. The swift, severe thunderstorms that wiped out power in Illinois on Monday also killed a 38-year-old man in Michigan when a tree in his backyard fell onto the garage where he and his family had sought shelter.
Today I read about Four people face criminal charges in connection with the sinking of a Russian ship Sunday in which scores of people died. Both Svetlana Inyakina, general director of Argorechtur, the company that rented the cruise boat "Bulgaria," and Yakov Ivashov, a manager at the Kama River Register, have been detained, Russia's Investigative Committee said. They are charged with providing services that do not meet safety standards which resulted in multiple deaths, and if convicted could be jailed for up to 10 years. Criminal charges are also being brought against the captains of two ships which are accused of passing the sinking boat without stopping to help the people in the water, the committee said. They could face heavy fines or up to three years in prison. At least 116 people died in the accident, the committee said on its website. The Russian Emergency Situations Ministry said it has recovered 90 bodies so far -- of 60 women, 16 children and 14 men. Russian Transport Minister Igor Levitin, who is also head of the special government commission investigating the accident,22 people were buried and more are expected in the coming days.
7-12-11
Today I read about, Gunmen abducted two American citizens along with their Filipino relative from a southern Philippines island Tuesday, police said. At about 3 a.m., 14 armed men snatched Gerfa Yeatts Lunsmann, 43, her son, Kevin, 14, and Lunsmann's Filipino nephew, Romnick Jakaria, 19, said Nonito Asbai, the area's police chief inspector. The victims were forced at gunpoint to board awaiting boats, which then sped toward the troubled island of Basilan, a stronghold of the Islamic militant group Abu Sayyaf.
daniela sanchez
Today I read about, It's hot. Not "How 'bout this weather?" hot, but buckle-the-pavement, too-hot-even-for-frozen-lemonade, three-showers-a-day hot, and it's that way across a broad swath of the country. "I just had to stop once in a while and catch a breath, it was just that tough to breathe," said Marion, Illinois, resident Ceasar Maragni, who opted to stay inside Tuesday after a swampy Monday evening trip to the Williamson County Fair. Even the frozen lemonade vendor was lagging with few customers in the nearly 100-degree evening heat, he said.
Joicei-Thursday I read Human trafficking cases, blind promises of freedom, forced prostitution rings — these aspects of modern-day slavery come to light all too often.Estimates of the number of slaves worldwide range from about 10 million to 30 million, according to policymakers, activists, journalists and scholars. Approximately 100,000 victims are in the United States, working as slaves inside homes, in agricultural fields, in the sex industry and other places, according to the U.S. Department of State’s 2011 Trafficking in Persons Report. That’s millions of women, children and men struggling to escape captivity. That’s millions of people wondering what it means or what it would take to be free again.
Pakistani security forces have detained a doctor who is suspected of helping the CIA try to collect DNA samples from people who lived in Osama bin Laden's compound before the terrorist leader's death. A resident says two women came to her door to vaccinate her. The Guardian reports the CIA tried to collect DNA evidence through a vaccination drive. One source tells the paper the operation did not succeed. Pakistan detains a doctor suspected of aiding the CIA. Pakistan has protested unilateral action by the United States in the country. The United States did not tell Pakistan about bin Laden until the raid was over.
Tuesday- Today I read about an 8-year-old boy who was seen being thrown into the trunk of a car was found alive Tuesday. Darrick Charles Brown Jr. was grabbed by two men in a green Ford Taurus while walking with a group of children Monday evening. Shortly after, a statewide Amber Alert for the missing boy was issued in Maryland. Authorities found Darrick in an unoccupied home after receiving a call from someone who recognized him, Moses said. He was brought to police headquarters and checked out by medics before being released to his family.
today ,i read about ,Republicans propose fallback option certain to be rejected by Democrats. Obama says seniors may stop receiving Social Security checks if a deal is not reached, GOP leaders refuse to yield on their opposition to tax hikes in any debt ceiling deal. The United States must raise its $14.3 trillion debt ceiling by August 2 or risk a default,Partisan warfare over the looming debt ceiling crisis escalated Tuesday as GOP leaders once again refused to consider any tax hikes and President Barack Obama warned that, absent a deal, he can't guarantee older Americans will continue receiving Social Security checks next month.
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Today I read about Protesters shut down a San Francisco subway station Monday, angry about a transit police officer shooting a drunk man at a station earlier this month. A group called "No Justice, No BART" -- which formed after the 2009 shooting of an unarmed passenger by a Bay Area Rapid Transit Police officer -- organized the spirited, albeit largely peaceful rally centered at the city's Civic Center stop. That officer was eventually found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in Oscar Grant's death. The transit system, known in San Francisco as BART, said on its website that the more recent shooting occurred July 3, after police dispatchers got a call about "a drunk who was unsteady on his feet and in danger of falling off the platform."But the scores who attended Monday's "civil disturbance" loudly voiced their view that the Hill was a victim, who died without just cause at the hands of a transit police officer.No one has been charged in the shooting, which is the sixth in the system's 40-year history, according to BART. Yet while there has been no admission of police wrongdoing, the San Francisco transit system has charged its "first-ever Independent Police Auditor," according to a statement posted Monday on its website. a great relief that the independent auditor is in place to reassure the public that the investigation into the officer
Today's blog is about, A small plane went down short of an airport in rural Alabama, killing a couple and five of their children, authorities said. "It's going to take a long time to investigate since the wreckage is so deep in the woods," Nick Worrell of the National Transportation Safety Board said Sunday night. The NTSB and the Federal Aviation Administration are looking into the deadly crash, which occurred Saturday evening near Demopolis, Alabama.
7-12-11 Today I read an article with the name of Criminal cases opened over sinking of Russian ship. I read that with the sinking of a Russian ship Sunday in which scores of people died. Both Svetlana Inyakina, general director of Argorechtur, the company that rented the cruise boat "Bulgaria," and Yakov Ivashov, a manager at the Kama River Register, have been detained. Criminal charges are also being brought against the captains of two ships which are accused of passing the sinking boat without stopping to help the people in the water. At least 116 people died in the accident, the committee said on its website.
eddie haro 7/12/11
Today I read about Ahmed Wali Karzai, the half-brother of Afghan President Hamid Karzai, was shot and killed Tuesday gunned down by a bodyguard in Kandahar. The Taliban say the shooter was on their payroll.CNN Sr. International Correspondent Nic Robertson weighs in on the relationship between the brothers, how much is known about him and how important he was to the United States and Afghanistan.
Tuesday. Today I read about a man who was going to fall in a homerun derby, and almost repeat the death of another fan, whom was buried on the same day. I also read that some troops, may start using smart phones and tablets on operations. Also, with the upcoming premiere of the Harry Potter movie, there has been many interviews with the cast. Most of them, if not all, are very nostalgic about the series ending, having spent nearly ten years of their life shooting the movies. Daniel Radcliffe even wept like a child.
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Today I read about an 8-year-old boy Darrick Charles Brown Jr. Who was seen being thrown into the trunk of a car he was found alive on Tuesday in Baltimore,Maryland. Witnesses watched a the boy being abducted by two men in a Ford Taurus while walking with a group of children Monday evening, Detective Donny Moses said. Authorities found Darrick in an unoccupied home after receiving a call from someone who recognized him, the officer said tthat he was taken to headquarters before he was returned to his family. Officers have one man in custody still looking for the other accomplice.
Wd. -. - Al Qaeda warnings against the United States emerged Friday as the materials taken from Osama bin Laden's compound continued to yield a trove of intelligence, including details about a possible attack on the 10th anniversary of 9/11. the bin Laden terrorist network that carried out the deadly attack in 2001, confirmed its leader's death on Friday in a Web statement and used that opportunity to taunt and threaten the United States. Sheikh Osama didn't build an organization that will vanish with his death or fades away with his departure.
Today I read about a man that has gone missing since a tragic accident. A North Carolina man has been missing for nearly a month. Relatives of 59-year-old Daniel Moses have not seen him since his house caught fire, but Moses was not found inside the home. Adding to the puzzle, both of Daniel's vehicles are still outside the home, including this truck. occasionally he'd go walk to a nearby pond to fish, but investigators have exhausted their search of the area.
Today Wednesday I read about that strikes Mumbai again with serious of blast . Three bomb blasts rocked India's largest city, Mumbai, in congested areas during the evening rush hour, killing at least 21 people and injuring more than 100 others. "The entire city of Mumbai has been placed on high alert . The bombings Wednesday brought back haunting memories in a city that has suffered before, including the massive assault by Pakistani gunmen that killed 164 people in November 2008. U.S. President Barack Obama, who visited Mumbai last year and signed a condolence book for the victims of the 2008 attack, condemned Wednesday's attack.
Wednesday. Today I read about a woman in Southern California, who drugged her husband and cut off his penis. The 48-year-old woman, was sent to jail, and faces 6 charges in the crime. When her husband came home from work, she had slipped something in his food to make him sleepy. He 51-year-old victim woke up tied to the bed, with her tugging his clothes off. She then cut off his member, and tossed it in the garbage disposal, and turned it on. When the detectives arrived, she had told them that “he deserved it”. Apparently the couple was going through a divorce at the time. Hope this man ever finds a way to re-do his life. Poor guy.
7-13-11 Today I read an article with the name of Coast Guard suspends search for missing Americans off Mexican coast. The U.S. Coast Guard suspended its search Tuesday for seven Americans who have been missing since a charter fishing boat sank off the coast of Mexico nine days ago. Despite the thorough search of the region by Mexican and U.S. search teams, no signs of the missing men were found," U.S. Coast Guard Rear Adm. Joseph "Pepe" Castillo said in a statement. Family members said they hoped to raise enough money for a private search effort to find the missing men and wreckage from the boat, which sank in the Sea of Cortez July 3. Since then, devastated family members and friends have scrambled to get information from officials on both sides of the border and listened to survivors' terrifying accounts of the night the boat capsized.
7-13-11
Today I read about, The U.S. women's soccer team advanced to the World Cup final by beating France 3-1 Wednesday on a rain-soaked field in Moenchengladbach, Germany.After the game, the U.S. players ran onto the field celebrating their victory over a determined French team that outplayed them everywhere but on the scoreboard. On Wednesday, the heroics belonged to star U.S. forward Abby Wambach, who came through in the clutch for the second straight match.
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Today I read about Rodney King, whose videotaped beating by police ultimately led to the 1992 Los Angeles riots, was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence on Tuesday. King was behind the wheel of a 1994 Mitsubishi when he was pulled over in Moreno Valley, in Southern California's Riverside County, the city's police department reported. Officers saw King -- who has acknowledged a longstanding drinking problem -- commit "several traffic violations," a police statement said. A preliminary evaluation of the driver indicated he was possibly driving while impaired. The subject was transported to the Moreno Valley Police Department for a further evaluation," police said. He was booked after that further evaluation, they said. Rodney King's nightmare RELATED TOPICS Rodney King Los AngelesDrunk Driving
But their trial the following year led to three acquittals and a mistrial in the predominantly white suburb of Simi Valley, verdicts that set off three days of riots in African-American neighborhoods. By the time it was over, 55 people were dead, more than 2,000 were hurt, and property damage exceeded $1 billion. El rey estaba en libertad condicional por robo a mano en el momento de la paliza y ha tenido varios encontronazos con la ley en los años siguientes. Cumplió una pena de prisión de 90 dÃas en 1996 por un golpe y fuga que involucró a su esposa en el momento, y se declaró culpable en 2004 a la conducción temeraria y conducción bajo la influencia de una sustancia controlada.An then he been arrested but again he get out because the only thing it was the he was driving in status of driink.
today i read about ,A Southern California woman was in jail Wednesday after allegedly drugging her husband, cutting off his penis, throwing it into the garbage disposal and turning it on, Orange County police said.Catherine Kieu Becker put a drug or poison in her husband's dinner Monday evening to make him sleepy, according to the initial police investigation. Catherine Kieu Becker, 48, is arrested for aggravated mayhem,She is accused of drugging her husband and cutting off his penis, police sayThe couple is going through a divorce, according to police.
7/13/11
A Southern California woman was in jail Wednesday after allegedly drugging her husband, cutting off his penis, throwing it into the garbage disposal and turning it on, Orange County police said.Ithink that is not right wat she did.The victim went to lie down and he woke up tied to the bed with his wife tugging his clothes off," police said. "The suspect grabbed the victim's penis and cut it off."
Today I read about U.S. experts are calling for stepped-up safety measures at nuclear power plants following the March disaster in Japan, including new systems to keep reactors cool in case of a blackout. A Nuclear Regulatory Commission task force commissioned after the triple meltdown at Japan's Fukushima Daiichi plant says the risk of a similar accident in the United States is low, but any would be inherently unacceptable. The commission called for replacing a "patchwork" of existing regulations with a logical, systematic and coherent set of rules. We looked at ensuring protection, enhancing accident mitigation, strengthening emergency preparedness and improving the efficiency of NRC program. Among the 12 proposals delivered Tuesday are calls for plant operators to rethink each facility's disaster plans, including how big an earthquake, tornado, tsunami or flood the plant is designed to withstand. The task force also recommended stronger oversight of plant safety performance, with more focus on defense-in-depth regulations. It was the loss of coolant systems following Japan's March 11 earthquake and tsunami that caused the meltdowns at the three operating reactors at Fukushima Daiichi, about 250 miles north of Tokyo. The resulting release of radioactivity was the worst nuclear accident since the 1986 Chernobyl disaster, forcing Japanese authorities to evacuate more than 100,000 people from homes up to 40 km (25 miles) away.
SciGirls was conceived and is run by a 17-year-old Palestinian Canadian. Only 21% of scientists in Jordan are female, according to UNESCO. The girls are taken daily by bus to a school in another part of Jordan to study electronics, robotics and math through chess. In between classes, they learn art and soccer. "The entire neighborhood has grown interested in how the team is doing and have started to trust the girls-in-science idea," said Sifri. SciGirls is two-week camp for 44 talented girls in disadvantaged community. Jabal Al-Natheef is a community of at least 50,000 -- possibly as many as 75,000 -- in East Amman living in cramped conditions with poor buildings and little access to higher education, according to Ruwwad, a local NGO working in the area.
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Today I read about rescue group filed a civil suit against Casey Anthony on Tuesday to recover the money the organization spent in an attempt to find her daughter Caylee during the summer and fall of 2008. (TES) spent over $112,000 and coordinated more than 4,200 volunteers in an unnecessary attempt to locate Caylee for months after her mother knew the two-year-old girl was dead.
Today I read a Southern California woman was in jail Wednesday after allegedly drugging her husband, cutting off his penis, throwing it into the garbage disposal and turning it on, Orange County police said. Catherine Kieu Becker put a drug or poison in her husband's dinner Monday evening to make him sleepy, according to the initial police investigation. "The victim went to lie down and he woke up tied to the bed with his wife tugging his clothes off," police said. "The suspect grabbed the victim's penis and cut it off.“ Becker told police he "deserved it" when they arrived at the scene after she called 911, the police report said. The couple is going through a divorce. Becker, 48, was arrested for aggravated mayhem, false imprisonment, assault with a deadly weapon, administering a drug with intent to commit a felony, poisoning, and spousal abuse. She was booked into the Orange County Jail. The 51-year-old victim, who hasn't been identified because he is an alleged victim of spousal abuse, underwent emergency surgery at the UCI Medical Center, police said.
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Today I read about Three bomb blasts rocked India's largest city Mumbai, in congested areas during the evening rush hour Wednesday killing at least 21 people and injuring more than 100 others.Prithviraj Chavan Maharashtra state's chief minister, said it was too early to talk about suspects but at least one of the blasts was quite powerful. He warned the death toll could rise.Indian Home Minister P. Chidambaram called the explosions a coordinated attack by terrorists and appealed for calm as Mumbai residents voiced anger at the government because their city has been a repeated target for terror.
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Today I read about Three bomb blasts rocked India's largest city Mumbai, in congested areas during the evening rush hour Wednesday killing at least 21 people and injuring more than 100 others.Prithviraj Chavan Maharashtra state's chief minister, said it was too early to talk about suspects but at least one of the blasts was quite powerful. He warned the death toll could rise.Indian Home Minister P. Chidambaram called the explosions a coordinated attack by terrorists and appealed for calm as Mumbai residents voiced anger at the government because their city has been a repeated target for terror.
7-14-11
Today I read about, At the heart of the contentious talks between the White House and congressional Republicans on whether to raise the debt ceiling is a simple, one-sentence document many conservative lawmakers have signed, pledging not to increase taxes.He has worked under Ronald Reagan, is close friends with Karl Rove and has been connected to scandals involving onetime Christian Coalition chief Ralph Reed and convicted lobbyist Jack Abramoff. His group, funded through both individual donations and major corporate dollars, has the grass-roots power -- and has used it -- to raise money, run TV ads and campaign against politicians who violate that pledge. He proudly points to trophies of those who have been brought down, defeated in subsequent elections after voting to raise taxes.
Today I read about Searing temperatures kept a firm grip on more than a handful of southern states Thursday as forecasters warned of new areas of excessive heat for the weekend. The number of states under heat advisories has diminished to seven. At its peak, the heat wave spread from the Plains to the Northeast, covering more than 20 states. The Weather Service said warm and moist air "in concert with clear skies will allow temperatures to rise" to 100 degrees and will allow heat indices to surpass 105 degrees through at least Monday
Today I read about Mexico's president approved several changes to the country's constitution Wednesday aimed at cracking down on human trafficking. President Felipe Calderon announced two of the changes, one that requires those accused of human trafficking to be imprisoned during trials, and one that guarantees anonymity of victims who denounce the crime. It is important that they can give their testimony to the authorities and to society without being at risk. Calderon gave Mexico's Congress 180 days to approve a new nationwide human trafficking law that will reform and streamline how authorities handle such cases across the country. There are thousands and thousands of cases, in a society that is still unaware of the seriousness of this crime. We have to break through this curtain that is hiding from the Mexicans a criminal reality that is in front of us. With increasing frequency. Criminal organizations that ship and sell drugs and weapons have added human trafficking to their repertoire.
Today I read about how for many, summer means vacation, sports, camping or just time off to relax, but not for millions of kids living in poverty in the United States. There are few camps or beach trips for them, and sometimes not even three meals a day. During the school year, public schools provide breakfast and lunch to millions of students in the United States. But when summer arrives, parents struggling to feed their children can no longer rely on those meals. More than 21 million children receive free or reduced-price lunches at school. But in the summer, the number of kids participating in food programs drops to fewer than 3 million, despite efforts to raise awareness and increase community support, the U.S. Department of Agriculture said.
7/14/11
Today's blog is about, A small plane went down short of an airport in rural Alabama, killing a couple and five of their children, authorities said. "It's going to take a long time to investigate since the wreckage is so deep in the woods," Nick Worrell of the National Transportation Safety Board said Sunday night. The NTSB and the Federal Aviation Administration are looking into the deadly crash, which occurred Saturday evening near Demopolis, Alabama.
7-13-11 Today I read an article with the title of Mexico changes constitution to combat human trafficking. I read that Mexico's president approved several changes to the country's constitution Wednesday aimed at cracking down on human trafficking. President Felipe Calderon announced two of the changes. one that requires those accused of human trafficking to be imprisoned during trials, and one that guarantees anonymity of victims who denounce the crime. "It is important that they can give their testimony to the authorities and to society without being at risk," he said.Calderon gave Mexico's Congress 180 days to approve a new nationwide human trafficking law that will reform and streamline how authorities handle such cases across
Today Thursday I read about the white house . At the heart of the contentious talks between the White House and congressional Republicans on whether to raise the debt ceiling is a simple, one-sentence document many conservative lawmakers have signed, pledging not to increase taxes. Grover Marquis, president and founder of Americans for Tax Reform, is both respected and feared in the inner circles of Washington.
Births have overtaken immigration as the driving force behind the growth of the Mexican-American population in the United States in the past decade, according to a report released Thursday by the Pew Hispanic Center. The same can be said for the entire Hispanic population of the United States, which grew from 35.3 million in 2000 to 50.5 million in 2010, accounting for 16.3% of the U.S. population, according to U.S. Census Bureau data. About 58% of that growth resulted from births rather than the arrival of new immigrants, the report says. The trend is most evident among Mexican-Americans, whose numbers grew by 7.2 million as a result of births and 4.2 million from new immigrant arrivals in the past decade, reversing trends from the previous two decades, when the number of new immigrants matched or exceeded the number of births, the report says.
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Today I read about a police charged a New York man with murder Wednesday night after they said officers found human remains in the man's refrigerator and a trash bin.Authorities believe the remains are those of a missing 8-year-old boy.Police say the 35-year-old suspect made statements Wednesday implicating himself in the death of Leiby Kleztky, a member of the close-knit Orthodox Jewish community in the Borough Park neighborhood of Brooklyn who went missing Monday afternoon.At a news conference earlier Wednesday, Police Commissioner Ray Kelly identified the suspect as Levi Aron. Kelly said detectives found the remains in a freezer at the Aron's third-floor attic apartment and in a trash bin more than two miles away, wrapped in a black plastic garbage bag inside a suitcase.
Thursday. Today I read about the woman who cut off her husband’s penis. She was covering her face with her hair, to avoid television cameras. On Wednesday, the 51-year-old woman attended an Orange County courtroom. When the judge told her she was due to appear in court again on July 22, she just mumbled. Police investigation says that when her husband came home from work, she had put a drug on his dinner. The victim went to go lie down, and he woke up tied to his bed, with his wife tearing his clothes apart. The woman then grabbed his penis, and cut it off. She is charged with 6 counts to the crime, including torture. Those are some of the most serious charges someone could face, with someone short of being dead.
Democratic California Gov. Jerry Brown said Thursday he had signed a bill that will require public schools in the state to teach students about the contributions of lesbian, gay, bisexual. They will provide instructors for the class there willing to give in a public school. He want this for our children will know more about people and how different people think and stare threw there view. What I think is that it would be not good or not bad.
7-15-11 Today I read an article with the name of Mexican authorities find massive marijuana plantation. I read that they were hidden between tomato stalks. The Mexican army found what officials describe as the largest marijuana plantation in the nation. Gen. Alfonso Duarte Mugica said the plantation six hours south of Tijuana is 168 times larger than the soccer field in Mexico City's Azteca Stadium. It spans for 120 hectares (about 300 acres), he said. Authorities detained six people this week during the operation to seize the field, which is located in the area of Ensenada, Baja California. Duarte said 250 soldiers will destroy the drugs seized within the next week.
Today I read about a boy who was killed in a shooting. The Connersville Police Department and the Fayette County Coroner's Office are investigating what they are calling an accidental shooting. Police said a two year-old-boy was shot to death in the head Thursday night. It happened around 8 p.m. According to police, three children were playing upstairs. Their mother was downstairs and heard the gun go off. Officials believe the shooting was accidental. They said they don't suspect foul play. They said they think the victim's five-year-old brother may have pulled the trigger but they said they cannot say for sure at this time.
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Today I read about, Authorities planned funerals Friday for 13 Turkish soldiers killed in what the NATO secretary general condemned as a "terrorist attack" in a southeastern province. The government blamed the hostilities on the Kurdistan Workers' Party, or PKK, a separatist movement regarded as a terrorist group by Turkey, the United States and other entities.The soldiers were ambushed on Thursday by the PKK during an operation in the town of Silvan in Diyarbakir province, and fighting ensued, the Turkish military said in a statement.
Today I read about hidden marijuana plantation between tomato stalks, the Mexican army found what officials describe as the largest marijuana plantation in the nation. Gen. Alfonso Duarte Mugica said the plantation six hours south of Tijuana is 168 times larger than the soccer field in Mexico City's Azteca Stadium. It spans for about 300 acres. Tomatoes growing there hid marijuana plants that were up to 8.2. feet tall. Authorities detained six people this week during the operation to seize the field, which is located in the area of Ensenada, Baja California. The takeover means drug traffickers will not receive $153 million apparently referring to an estimated sales value of the crop. Duarte said 250 soldiers will destroy the drugs seized within the next week. Since Mexican President Felipe Calderon's administration began in December 2006, officials have destroyed more than 206,000 acres of marijuana, according to a report from the country's defense department.
7/15/11
Today I read about Hidden between tomato stalks, the Mexican army found what officials describe as the largest marijuana plantation in the nation, a top military official announced Thursday.Gen. Alfonso Duarte Mugica said the plantation six hours south of Tijuana is 168 times larger than the soccer field in Mexico City's Azteca Stadium. It spans for 120 hectares (about 300 acres), he said. Authorities detained six people this week during the operation to seize the field, which is located in the area of Ensenada, Baja California. Since Mexican President Felipe Calderon's administration began in December 2006, officials have destroyed more than 83,251 hectares (206,000 acres) of marijuana, according to a report from the country's defense department.
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Today I read about, Democratic governor Mark Dayton and leaders of the Republican-controlled legislature have reached a deal that will close Minnesota's budget gap and end the state government's shutdown "within days.“ "It is my understanding that we have reached an agreement," Dayton said, as the visibly tired legislators emerged from a three hour meeting at the Capitol to speak to press.
7/15/11
today i read about Prosecutors played his police interrogation in court Thursday. The interview was conducted shortly after Sowell's arrest on Halloween of 2009 by Cleveland police detectives. In certain parts of the interview, Sowell appears to cry. Sowell says he doesn't remember details, saying he thought he was having "a dream or something" when he discusses the murders. Sowell indicates the end of a relationship with a girlfriend may have been the trigger that led him to snap."I love her," Sowell says. He refuses to name the woman, but says she worked in downtown Cleveland. He indicates he helped her get straight from crack.Sowell also reveals an anger towards drug-addicted women. "I feed them and they steal [from me]," he says.
At times, Sowell has long, pregnant pauses -- especially after he is asked difficult questions.
"When did you first lose control?," a detective asks. Sowell talks quietly, and answers, "after my girlfriend and I broke up."
Sowell says he lived with his stepmother, but she had been gone from the home for some time after having a kidney transplant.
Sowell seems to show some compassion towards some women, especially his own mother.
"Please don't bother her," he asks the detectives. "She's 86, and just had a stroke."
At points in the interview, Sowell twitches his legs nervously. At other points, he puts his hands over his head, and cries softly.
He says it's "just like I had a breakdown or something."
7/15/11
today i read about Prosecutors played his police interrogation in court Thursday. The interview was conducted shortly after Sowell's arrest on Halloween of 2009 by Cleveland police detectives. In certain parts of the interview, Sowell appears to cry. Sowell says he doesn't remember details, saying he thought he was having "a dream or something" when he discusses the murders. Sowell indicates the end of a relationship with a girlfriend may have been the trigger that led him to snap."I love her," Sowell says. He refuses to name the woman, but says she worked in downtown Cleveland. He indicates he helped her get straight from crack.Sowell also reveals an anger towards drug-addicted women.
7/15/11
Today I read about, U.S. kidnapping victim Jaycee Dugard, who gave birth to two children during her 18 years in captivity, said she did what she had to do to survive.During a wide-ranging interview with ABC News' Diane Sawyer that aired Sunday night, Dugard opened up about her experiences at the hands of her captors, Nancy and Philip Garrido.Dugard was just 11 years old when she was abducted in 1991 from the street in front of her South Lake Tahoe, California, home. The Garridos held her and her daughters in a hidden compound of sheds and tarpaulins until she was found in 2009.
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Today I read that two key executives in Rupert Murdoch's media empire resigned Friday, and their former boss added public relations muscle as he began a series of apologies in the phone-hacking scandal.Out are Rebekah Brooks, chief executive of News International, and her predecessor in the job, Les Hinton, who most recently served as chief executive of Dow Jones, publisher of The Wall Street Journal.Hinton wrote Murdoch that he had seen reports of actual and alleged misconduct when he was executive chairman of News International, which operated the now-defunct News of the World.
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Rare snow leopards has been discovered in the remote northeastern stretches of Afghanistan, one of the few areas largely unaffected by the near decade-long war in the country. Gives hope to the world's most elusive big cat, which calls home to some of the world's tallest mountains. But the endangered animal also faces threats from poachers, shepherds and those who capture the cats for illegal trade. Their populations have declined by as much as 20% over the past 16 years, the group reported. Researchers estimate between 4,500 and 7,500 snow leopards are left in the wild, scattered across Central Asia.
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I today I read about a boat accident. One man was killed and another seriously injured in a boating accident off of Hull on Saturday. According to State Police, a high-speed cigarette boat broke apart and flipped over in the water near Boston Light. A second vessel arrived at the scene and a woman on board jumped into the water to help with the injured parties. Police say that woman may have known the two victims. Both men were rushed to the Pemberton Pier Coast Guard station in Hull, where one was declared dead.
7-18-11 Today I read about an article with the name of Were in the world? I read that there Is no grass at all on Coober Pedy Opal Fields Golf Club in Coober Pedy, Australia. The 18-hole, par 72 course is a far cry from Royal St. George's, the site of the British Open . But it still has its charms. Golfers carry a piece of artificial grass with them as they hit their ball I read. The town of Coober Pedy is in South Australia, about 850 km (528 miles) north of Adelaide. It is known as the "opal capital of the world" for its vast collection of opal fields. The name Coober Pedy is derived from the Aboriginal words "kupa piti," which is commonly assumed to mean "white man in a hole.
7-18-11
Today I read about, One of the first journalists to go on the record and allege phone hacking at News of the World was found dead Monday, the British Press Association said.Sean Hoare, a former News of the World employee who said Andy Coulson "encouraged" phone-hacking, "was discovered at his home in Watford, Hertfordshire, after concerns were raised about his whereabouts," the press association said."The death is being treated as 'unexplained, but not thought to be suspicious,' " the report quoted Hertfordshire police as saying.The Guardian reported that Hoare had recently injured his nose and his foot in an accident. It was unclear whether those injuries were linked to his death.
21 deaths are reported in Los Rios province. Officials announce a 72-hour national dry law. Health minister: The contaminated alcohol contained a "potent poison”. A province governor says the alcohol came in unlabeled bottles. Hospitals treated more than 100 people who fell ill after drinking bootleg liquor over the past week, the country's government said, and at least 21 people died as a result of apparent poisoning. Authorities have arrested the liquor seller and continue investigating, police said.
Today I read about A Hungarian court Monday acquitted one of the world's most wanted Nazi war suspects, saying there was not enough evidence to convict him of slaughtering three dozen people during World War II. Sandor Kepiro, 97, was accused of ordering the rounding up and execution of 36 Jews and Serbs in Novi Sad, Serbia, in 1942. A spokeswoman for the Metropolitan Court of Budapest said Kepiro was acquitted due to lack of evidence and that the judge will provide "detailed reasoning of the verdict" on Tuesday. Kepiro, a former officer in the Hungarian gendarmerie, protested his innocence. He said he did not know Jews or Serbs were the targets of the raid, and that as far as he knew it was against anti-Nazi "partisans. Hungary sided with the Nazis early in World War II.
Friday. Today I read about a mistake that Sears made, which online shoppers were really upset about. They had accidently priced two models of the new ipad, for $69 dollars. Of course, this got the attention of many online shoppers, and when they purchased their new ipads, they were upset at receiving an email that their order had been cancelled. A costumer said that if they did not honor their price, that she was never shopping at Sears again. After all. The costumer is always right, and if they made the mistake, they should pay for it.
Today I read about one of the first journalists to go on the record and allege phone hacking at News of the World was found dead Monday, the British Press Association said. Sean Hoare, a former News of the World employee who said Andy Coulson "encouraged" phone-hacking, "was discovered at his home in Watford, Hertfordshire, after concerns were raised about his whereabouts," the press association said. "The death is being treated as 'unexplained, but not thought to be suspicious,' " the report quoted Hertfordshire police as saying. The Guardian reported that Hoare had recently injured his nose and his foot in an accident. It was unclear whether those injuries were linked to his death.
Monday. Today I read about Casey Anthony. After being freed, and re-entering society, Casey faces many obstacles. Her attorney received many direct threats towards her, and she may be in danger. Casey is being recommended for therapy. She also is being suggested to move from the community she lives in, and try to change her name. Also, she is trying to find a safe location to live, but although Casey is free from prison, she is a prisoner in life, and Casey will not ever find peace.
Today I read about thousands of volunteers provided much needed assistance to San Diego's homeless veterans on Sunday as the 24th annual Stand Down concluded its three-day run. During the Stand Down event held by the Veterans Village of San Diego, more than 3,500 volunteers provided medical and dental care, substance abuse counseling, legal services, food and clothing along with several other necessities to homeless veterans, their children and adult dependants.
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Today I read about the News Corp founder Rupert Murdoch, his son James and former News International chief executive Rebekah Brooks are set to appear in parliament on Tuesday to answer questions about the phone hacking scandal that has convulsed Britain.Lawmakers will want to know what the Murdochs knew and when about the alleged illegal interception of telephone messages of individuals ranging from celebrities and politicians to murder victims and the families of those killed in terror attacks and wars.
Thursday- Today I read about the judge in Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi's trial on charges of sex with a minor rejected all defense motions Monday and scheduled the next hearing for October 3.
Judge Giulia Turri dismissed defense motions one by one in a hearing attended by neither Berlusconi nor the woman at the center of the accusations, dancer Karima el Mahroug -- nicknamed "Ruby the Heart-stealer."
Wednesday. Today I read about a woman, who has no resemblance to her child, and is often mistaken as the nanny. She says that at restaurants, with store clerks and other places. But one time, while with her daughter playing in a sandpit, another small little girl walked up to them, and only addressing the other child, points at the mom and asks if she was her nanny. Rose Arce says this sometimes bothers her, since people just assume she is the baby-sitter because she is Hispanic. Another reason why people assume she is just the baby-sitter is because she is older, and looks nothing like her baby.
7-19-11
Today I read about, Tragedy befell the lighthearted game show "Cash Cab" Friday when a producer for the Canadian branch of the show struck and killed an elderly pedestrian in Vancouver. The driver was returning the mobile set to a storage facility after filming for the day wrapped when he hit the 61-year-old Surrey, British Columbia, resident in the city's Downtown Eastside district. The victim, whose name hasn't been released, died in a local hospital soon after the collision.
7-19-11 Today I read an article with the title of Militants attack areas that NATO hands over to Afghan security forces. Militants launched rocket attacks against an eastern Afghan provincial capital. Just as a NATO handover ceremony to Afghan security forces in the province of Laghman was under way. I also read that the Afghan National Army is currently located in the area and no casualties have been reported, according to Mawlawi Farazghan, a provincial council member. The Taliban claimed responsibility for an attack that killed seven police officers near the city of Lashkar Gah, a southern provincial capital that NATO will hand over formally. The policemen, who were a part of the country's national police force, were shot to death on Monday in an area west of the city in Helmand Province, said Dawood Ahmadi, the spokesman for the Helmand governor.
An explosion derails another train in India's northeastern region. Local residents rush to help the victims themselves, television pictures show. The number of dead rises to 64, a local official says. Senior district official Ramchandra confirmed 64 deaths from the derailment. The official, who has only one name, said a Swedish national is among the dead, and another Swedish man is among the injured. Ramchandra said the death toll could increase as workers sift through the wreckage. Official figures show 100 train accidents occurred in India in the 2009-10 fiscal year and 115 in 2008-09.
Today I read about A strong storm went through Wareham on Monday evening leaving damaged trees and producing dangerous lightning. A man in a boatyard was struck by lightning during the storm, but the good news was that he was alert and talking after the hit. The man is expected to be okay. The storm also downed trees all over the town. One tree fell on a vacation home. A car got crushed by a tree just days after being detailed and put up for sale.
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Today I read about The Federal Aviation Administration acknowledged Tuesday it removed a Colorado air traffic controller from his post earlier this month after he failed an alcohol test. During a routine, random test, the veteran controller was found to have a blood-alcohol level exceeding the allowed limit. The controller in question is not working air traffic and the FAA is "investigating the incident," FAA spokeswoman Sasha Johnson said in a written statement. CNN affiliate KMGH reported the test took place July 5, when the controller was more than six hours into his eight-hour shift. Denver Center handles high-altitude air traffic over several states. They declined to name the controller, or to say if he had failed previous alcohol or drug tests. Officials said the controller was given both drug and alcohol tests, but they declined to give the test results. Controllers are removed from safety sensitive positions if they have a blood alcohol concentration of 0.02% or higher, and formal proceedings are taken if the level is 0.04% or higher.
today i read about the 41-year-old prisoner is scheduled to be executed Wednesday for a murder he once said was fueled by "patriotism," but which the state argued was motivated by pure hatred. The admitted white supremacist was convicted in the deadly shooting of an Indian man, part of a killing spree that began just after the September 11 terror attacks. His target: those he believed were of Middle Eastern background, in revenge and retaliation for the worst domestic terror incident in U.S. history
Today i read about A man who survived a horrific crash in City Heights shared his experience with
"One memory of the crash is lots of shards of glass raining down on me," said David Abilez.Abilez said he and his girlfriend Vanessa Shane and her 4-year-old son Elijah were standing near a bus stop on University Avenue in June when a car slammed into them
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Today I read about Security forces opened fire Tuesday on an afternoon funeral procession for people slain in the restive city of Homs the day before, according to an activist and an activist group.The Local Coordination Committees of Syria said that at least 10 people died and many were wounded. In a second account, an activist in Homs told CNN said at least seven people were killed and more than 50 others were wounded when security and army forces shot at the mourners.The activist -- who said the incident happened at the Kahlid ben Al-Waleed cemetery, where the funeral procession were taking place -- said security and army forces opened fire.
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today i read about ,Five people were killed and at least eight injured Tuesday in an accident involving a farm tractor and two automobiles in western New York, the Yates County Sheriff's Office said. Several helicopters and at least 10 ambulances were in the town of Benton to assist, according to a Sheriff's Office statement. Eight people were taken to area hospitals, though more may have been hurt .In an earlier statement, the Yates County Sheriff's Office said that between four and five people were caught in the wreckage. The Sheriff's Office made no mention of whether people were still trapped in a later statement .The cause of the crash was not immediately clear. Helicopters and ambulances arrive to assist .The accident involved a farm tractor and two automobiles. The cause of the crash is not immediately clear
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Today I read about Media baron Rupert Murdoch denied ultimate responsibility for illegal phone hacking carried out by employees of his News Corp. empire, as he, his son James and former top executive Rebekah Brooks faced tough questioning over the widening scandal Tuesday by British lawmakers.The sometimes testy hearing before the Culture, Media and Sport Select Committee follows two weeks in which allegations of phone hacking by News Corp. staff have shaken public faith in the British press and its links with police and politicians.
Today I read about five people killed and at least eight injured Tuesday in an accident involving a farm tractor and two automobiles in western New York, the Yates County Sheriff's Office said.
Eight people were taken to area hospitals, though more may have been hurt. In an earlier statement, the Yates County Sheriff's Office said that between four and five people were caught in the wreckage. The Sheriff's Office made no mention of whether people were still trapped in a later statement.
Today Friday I read about Norway came under deadly attack Friday with a massive bombing in the heart of its power center and a shooting at the ruling Labour Party's youth camp on an island outside the capital -- attacks that police said are definitely linked. At least seven people were killed in the blast in Oslo and at least nine were killed on Utoya Island, which is about 20 miles away, police said. Police spokesman Are Frykholm told CNN that a man arrested on the island appeared to match the description of a person who was seen near the government buildings shortly before the bomb erupted.
Thursday- Today I read about the judge in Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi's trial on charges of sex with a minor rejected all defense motions Monday and scheduled the next hearing for October 3. Judge Giulia Turri dismissed defense motions one by one in a hearing attended by neither Berlusconi nor the woman at the center of the accusations, dancer Karima el Mahroug -- nicknamed "Ruby the Heart-stealer."
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