Saturday, August 11, 2007
Camera Sees "Survivable Space" In Mine
August 11, 2007
Camera Sees "Survivable Space" In Mine
A video camera lowered into mine where six miners have been buried shows
"survivable space," a U.S. official said, but attempts to signal the
miners were met by silence. The void showed an intact ceiling over more
than 2 feet of rubble on the floor.
Friday, August 10, 2007
The Dow caps off another hectic day a hair lower as investors are reassured by the Fed's $38 billion cash infusion.
The Dow caps off another hectic day a hair lower as investors are
reassured by the Fed's $38 billion cash infusion.
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No Sign Of Miners As Drill Reaches Target
August 10, 2007
No Sign Of Miners As Drill Reaches Target
Rescuers finally broke through into the cavity where authorities believe
six Utah miners are trapped, but found no audible evidence of survivors.
However, rescuers cautioned their work isn't done and that air quality
in the mine could sustain life.
Thursday, August 09, 2007
News Alert! Airplane Crashes Near Polynesian Island Of Moorea
An airplane with 20 people aboard crashed into the sea after taking off
from the French Polynesian island of Moorea.
Dow Jones industrial average tumbles more than 300 points minutes before the close of trading on heightened credit fears.
Dow Jones industrial average tumbles more than 300 points minutes before
the close of trading on heightened credit fears.
Suspect in Newark shootings surrenders to police
Suspect in Newark shootings surrenders to police
Eyewitness News has learned that Jose Carranza, wanted in the
execution-style murders of three students and the wounding of another in
Newark, is turning himself in to authorities.
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News Alert! Newark Police Confirm Arrest, Issue Warrant For 2nd Suspect
Newark police confirmed this morning that a 15-year-old teen has been
arrested in connection with the execution style murder of 3 Newark young
people. An arrest warrant has been issued for a 31-year-old man, Jose
Carranza.
Wednesday, August 08, 2007
Breaking News Wed., August 8, 2007
SPACE SHUTTLE ENDEAVOUR LIFTS OFF FOR 11- TO 14-DAY MISSION, CARRYING A
FORMER TEACHER WHO TRAINED WITH THE ILL-FATED CHALLENGER CREW
Heavy Rains Wallop NYC, Cripple Transit
August 8, 2007
Heavy Rains Wallop NYC, Cripple Transit
Fast-moving rainstorms flooded New York City subways and rail lines,
stranding commuters for hours and delaying flights at New York's
airports. The thunderstorms prompted tornado and flash flood warnings
before giving way to a hot, humid day.
Oil prices rally on surprise decline in gasoline inventories.
Oil prices rally on surprise decline in gasoline inventories.
Tuesday, August 07, 2007
Breaking News Tue., August 7, 2007
STAYING THE COURSE: FED LEAVES INTEREST RATES UNCHANGED AT 5.25%,
WORRIES ABOUT INFLATION TRUMP TURMOIL IN FINANCIAL MARKETS
Awful discovery at NYU
Awful discovery at NYU
The daughter of two NYU professors was found murdered in her mother's
university apartment and now police want to question the girl's
boyfriend.
Rescuers Rush To Find Trapped Utah Miners
August 7, 2007
Rescuers Rush To Find Trapped Utah Miners
Teams of rescuers frantically cleared debris from underground tunnels,
trying to reach six coal miners trapped by a cave-in beneath more than
1,500 feet of solid rock. No contact has been made with the miners and
their condition remains unknown.
Monday, August 06, 2007
4 "Good Kids" Shot Execution-Stye
August 6, 2007
4 "Good Kids" Shot Execution-Stye
Three college students from Newark, N.J., were lined up against a
schoolyard wall and gunned down at close range. All were slain. The
fourth friend was found nearby with gunshot and stab wounds. She was
listed in fair condition.
News Alert! Six Miners Trapped In Utah Mine Collapse
A coal mine has collapsed in central Utah, trapping six miners. The
cave-in is less than 20 miles from the epicenter of a 4.0 magnitude
earthquake, authorities said.
Sunday, August 05, 2007
House OKs Bush Eavesdropping Bill
August 5, 2007
House OKs Bush Eavesdropping Bill
The House has handed President Bush a victory, voting to expand the
government's abilities to eavesdrop without warrants on foreign suspects
whose communications pass through the U.S. Mr. Bush asked Congress to
stay in session until it was passed.
