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2008年7月20日

VOA 2008-07-20

"This has to be someone who is a person of the highest integrity and the highest possible international standing. Someone who should have a well-established record of advocacy on human rights issues, someone who is able to deal directly with governments in quiet diplomacy when that is called for, and when there are possibilities of achieving results through quiet discussions, but at the same time be prepared to be vocal and outspoken when that is called for. This person -- he or she-- has to really be a human rights champion."
Former High Commissioner Louise Arbour's tenure has generally received high marks from human rights groups, but was attacked by many governments for her criticism of their rights records.
Israel came under fire for its military action against Palestinians and its war with Hezbollah in 2006 that killed more than a thousand Lebanese civilians. Arbour cited China for its use of the death penalty and said the United States' war on terror was eroding the worldwide ban on torture.

高级委员职位需要的是一位极度正直，尽可能拥有高国际地位的人。并且在人权问题上曾有过良好的主张，在需要和通过可能和平谈话达成一致的时候，他能够用和平外交方式与政府沟通，而与此同时，在必要的时候，要准备好直言不讳。
胜任高级委员一职，无论男女，必须是真正的人权拥护者。前委员Louise Arbour在任期中得到了人权组织广泛的高度好评。然而在他对于一些国家的人权记录的谴责上，这些国家借此大做文章。
以色列因对巴基斯坦军事行动和2006年对黎巴嫩真主党的致死1000平民而遭到大肆攻击。Arbour表彰了中国运用死刑，而称美国在恐怖分子的战争上侵害了全世界对于施用酷刑的禁令。

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2008年7月18日

VOA 2008-7-18

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The presumptive Democratic presidential nominee also vowed to use what he called all the tools of statecraft to prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons.
Obama's speech brought a quick response from the presumptive Republican candidate, Senator John McCain.
McCain criticized Obama for laying out a strategy on Iraq and Afghanistan before consulting with U.S. and local officials in those two countries
"I note that he is speaking today about his plans for Iraq and Afghanistan before he has even left, before he has talked to General Petraeus, before he has seen the progress in Iraq, and before he has set foot in Afghanistan for the first time. In my experience, fact-finding missions usually work best the other way around. First you assess the facts on the ground, then you present a new strategy."
McCain has long been a champion of the Bush's administration's military surge strategy in Iraq and says a similar approach is required in Afghanistan.
McCain also told his audience in New Mexico that he knows how to win wars and that his military experience would make him a better commander in chief.
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The presumptive Democratic Presidential nominate also vowed to use what he called all the t of statecraft to prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons.
Obama's speech brought quick response from the presumptive Republican candidate, Senator John McCain. McCain criticized Obama for laying out a strategy on Iraq and Afghanistan before consulting with U. S. local officials in those two countries.
And I know that he is speaking today about his plans for Iraq and Afghanistan before he has even left, before he has talked to general patrias, before he has seen the progress in Iraq, and before he has set foot in Afghanistan for the first time. In my experience, Fat Finding mission usually work best the other way around. First you assess the facts on the ground, then you present a new strategy.
McCain has long been a champion in Bush's administration's military's surge strategy in Iraq and says their similar approach is required in Afghanistan. McCain also told his audience in New Mexico that he knows how to win wars. And that his military experience will make him a better commander in chief.
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民主党候选人也誓称要用尽他所谓的一切方法阻止伊朗发展核武器。
奥巴马的讲话迅速得到了共和党候选人，参议员麦凯恩的回应。
麦凯恩指责奥巴马未经与美国以及驻两国当地官员磋商便公布了伊朗和伊拉克战略。
我注意到奥巴马今天所谈到的伊朗、伊拉克计划，时间是在他离开之前，是未与彼得雷乌斯将军会谈，也未见识到在伊拉克的进展，另外他一次都没有涉足阿富汗。依据我的经验，实地调查往往是最见效的。首先评估现实依据，再做出进一步战略计划。
麦凯恩一直是布什政府在伊朗增兵战略上的拥护者，并且他称一个类似的战略同样适用于阿富汗。
麦凯恩也告诉新墨西哥州的听众，他了解如何赢得战争，他的军事经验能够使他成为一个相对更好的总指挥。

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2008年7月17日

VOA 2008-7-17

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Senator Obama laid out a five-part foreign policy strategy that begins with keeping his commitment to pull most U.S. troops out of Iraq within 16 months of taking office.
"This war diminishes our security, our standing in the world, our military, our economy and the resources that we need to confront the challenges of the 21st century. By any measure, our single-minded and open-ended focus on Iraq is not a sound strategy for keeping America safe. I am running for president of the United States to lead this country in a new direction."
Obama is preparing for a trip to Iraq and Afghanistan later this month.
He said he intends to shift some combat brigades from Iraq to Afghanistan if he is elected in November.
"The central front in the war on terror is not Iraq and it never was. And that is why the second goal of my new strategy will be taking the fight to al-Qaida in Afghanistan and Pakistan.".
Obama also pledged to lead an international effort to keep nuclear weapons out of the hands of terrorists and rogue states, to move the U.S. towards energy independence, and to rebuild international alliances.
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Senator Obama laid out the five part foreign policy strategy that begins with keeping his commitment to promise US troops out of Iraq within 16 months of taking office.
"This war the miniatures are security, are standing in the world, are military, are economy and resources that we need to confront the challenges of the 21st century. By any measure, our single minded and open and the focus on Iraq is not a sound strategy for keeping America safe. I'm running for president of the United States to lead this country in a new direction.
Obama is preparing for a trip to Iraq and Afghanistan later this month.
He said he intends to ship some combate reg from Iraq to Afghanistan if he is elected in November. The century front in the war on terror is not Iraq and it never was. And that's why the second go of my new strategy won't be taking the fight to Al-Q in Afghanistan and Pakistan.
Obama also pledged to lead the international effort to keep the nuclear weapons out of the hands of terrorism route state to move the U. S. towards energy independence, and to rebuild international alliances.
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参议员奥巴马规划了五项外交战略，这也旨于兑现其提出的承诺，即上任后在16个月内从伊拉克撤出大部分美国军队。
这场战争削弱着美国的安全性、美国屹立于世界的地位，我们的军队、经济以及我们需要应对21世纪的资源。无论如何，我们对伊拉克的专念和无明的关注都不是保持美国安全的合理战略。我正在竞选美国总统，指引美国一个全新的方向。
奥巴马正在筹备本月末的伊拉克和阿富汗一行。
他说道，若是11月分当选成功，则想要从伊拉克调配部分军队到阿富汗。
“现在反恐战争的核心目标不是伊拉克，也从来都不是伊拉克。这也就是我的第二个战略是向阿富汗和巴基斯坦的基地组织宣战的原因。”
同时，为了推进美国的能源独立性，以及重建国际联盟，奥巴马还保证带领全球保持核武器不入恐怖分子和无政府组织之囊。

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2008年7月16日

VOA 2008-07-16

{<Transcript>}
It was a bit of showmanship - combined with an inquisitive spirit - that led to packed briefing rooms during his tenure, and some spirited sparring with reporters.
Tony Snow was treated for cancer a year before taking the job. Ten months into his tenure, the disease returned.
He left for about five weeks of treatment. When he came back, it was evident the disease was taking its toll. In September of last year, he resigned and called his last briefing.
"This job has been the most fun I have ever had, the most satisfying, fulfilling job. I am sorry I have to leave it. But I have got to say it has been a real honor and pleasure working with everybody in this room."
He got a standing ovation that day - not just in the press room, but from the entire White House staff.
Just hours after his passing, Vice President Dick Cheney taped an appearance on the television talk show Snow once hosted. He told the Fox News Sunday program that Tony Snow was a one-of-a kind press secretary.

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It was a bit of showmanship combined with inquisitive spirit that let him to pack briefing room during his t/ and some spirit at sporing with reporters. Tony Snow was treated for cancer a year before taking the job. Ten months into his t/ the disease returned. He left for about five weeks for treatment. When he came back it was evident that the disease was taking its toll. In September of last year he resigned and called his last briefing.
This job has been the most fun I have ever had, the most satisfied for fulfilling job. I'm sorry I have to leave it. But I have got to say it is been a r/ honor and pleasure working with everybody in this room.
He got a S that day not just in the press room but from the entire White House staff. Just hours after his passing. Vice President Dick Ch taked the appearence on the television talk show Snow once hosted. He told the Fox News Sunday program that Tony Snow was a wonderful, kind press secretary.

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Tony Snow在任期中打点着简报室，这都借助于其一定的演技结合其好奇心，再有一些与记者周旋的精神。
Tony Snow在任期前一年曾治疗癌症。工作十月后，旧病复发。
之后离职五个月治疗癌症。当他重返时，疾病对他造成的打击很显然。去年九月，他辞职并做了最后一次讲话。
“这是我所有过的最愉快、满意，极其有满足感的工作，遗憾的是我不得不离开了，我实在要说与在此简报室的所有人合作是我莫大的荣幸”。
那天，不仅仅是简报室人员，全白宫工作人员起立为他鼓掌。
在Tony Snow逝世的几小时后，前总统切尼录下一段Snow曾主持过的脱口秀节目。他告诉福克斯节目说，Tony Snow是一个独一无二的新闻发言人。

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2008年7月15日

VOA 2008-07-15

[Transcript]
The sense of loss was evident in President Bush's voice, as he spoke of the passing of his former press secretary and friend.

"I came to know Tony as a very smart and capable man," said President Bush. "He had good values. He was an honest guy. He had a wonderful sense of humor. He loved to laugh. He loved his country and he loved his family."

Snow had another love. Even on his last day at the White House - when the thinning hair and gaunt face of a cancer patient were so evident - he stressed how much he loved his job.

"Everybody talks about what a horrible job it is to brief the press,but I love these briefings!"

Tony Snow had two careers that somehow intertwined. He served two presidents - both the current President Bush and his father, George H. W. Bush. And both before and between his stints at the White House, he was a journalist.

He brought the skills of a newspaper columnist and talk-show host to the press secretary's office.

[Dictation]
The sense of loss was evident in President Bush's voice, as he spoke of the passing of his former press secretary and friend.
"I came to know Tony was a smart and capable man. He had good values. He was an honest guy. You know he had a wonderful sense of humor. He loved life, he loved this country and he loved his family.
Snow had another love. Even on his last day at the White House when the t hair and g- face of a cancer patient was so evident he stressed how much he loved his job.
"Everybody talks about what a horrible job it is to brief the press he loved his briefings.
Tony Snow had two careers that somehow into twined. He served two presidents, both the current President Bush and his father, George H. W. Bush. And both before and between his s- of the White House, he was a journalist.
He brought the skills of a newspaper columnist and talk show host to the press secretary's office.

[Translation]
当布什总统发表对其前新闻发言人兼好友过世的讲话，声音中带有明显失落感。
布什总统说道，“我所认识的Tony是一个聪明才干的男人，具有很高的个人价值，诚实守信，很有幽默感，爱笑，热爱国家，热爱家庭”。
Snow有另一种热爱。很明显，即使在最后的白宫日子里，这个稀发瘦削脸庞的癌症患者仍在为他所钟爱的工作承受着巨大压力。
“大家都会说新闻发言人是如此可怖的职业，但是我深爱着它”
Tony Snow拥有两份一定程度上密不可分的职业。他曾在现任布什总统及其父亲老布什两位总统手下工作。并且在其白宫任职时期和前期，是记者。
他将报刊专栏作家和主持脱口秀的技巧带入了新闻发言中。

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2008年7月14日

VOA 2008-07-14

Zimbabwe's Political Parties Meet in S. Africa on Future Negotiations　(2/2)

[Transcript]
While all the parties seem to have agreed that the way forward may be a transitional government of national unity, Maroleng says achieving that is going to be extremely difficult.

"On the one hand President Robert Mugabe insists on being recognized by the MDC as being legitimately elected and therefore having the right to convene such a government," he said. "While the MDC would argue that since they won the elections that were viewed to be largely free and fair on the 29th of March, they should actually have the right to convene and determine the composition of a government of national unity."

Mr. Mugabe's ZANU-PF has been anxious to get negotiations under way, perhaps to prevent the adoption this week of United Nations sanctions.

But Maroleng cautions that if Mr. Mugabe does not get his way at the preliminary talks in Pretoria, the fear of sanctions may be overcome by anger and lead to a total disengagement by his ZANU-PF party, followed by increased suppression of the opposition and civil society.

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While all the parties seem to have agreed the way forward, maybe a transitional government of national unity. M says achieving that is going to be extremely difficult.

On the one hand, President Robert Mugabe insistd be recongnized by the MBC as be re therefore have a right to convene such a government, " he said. "While the MBC was argue that since the one the elections which of ud to largely free and fair on the 29th of March. And should actually have the right to convene and determine to composition of government of national unity.

Mr. Mugabe's Zanu-PF has been anxious to get negotiations underway. Perhaps to prevent the adoptions this week of the United Nation's sanctions.

But M cautions that Mr. Mugabe does not get his way of preliminent talk in V. The fear are the sanctions maybe overcome by anger and lead to a this engagement by his Zanu-PF party, followed by surpression of the opposition and civil society. ER VOA news J.

[Translation]
当所有党派达成共识，下一步是实现广泛基础的团体过渡政府时，Maroleng称要实现计划困难极大。

他说道：“一方面来说，总统穆加贝坚持说反对党承认这次选举的合法性，因此他有权利号召这样一个政府。然而反对党反驳道，由于3月29日拉开帷幕的被视为自由、公正的选举中获得胜利，他们才享有号召并决定政府组成的权利”

穆加贝的非洲民族联盟爱国阵线迫切要求谈判，也许是为避免本周美国对其进行制裁。

但是Maroleng警告道，若穆加贝未在比勒陀利亚的初次谈话中有所行动，愤怒将要盖过对于制裁的恐惧，而他的非洲民族联盟爱国阵线也将会因接踵而来反对党和民主加甚的镇压全数解散。

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2008年7月4日

NPR 2008-07-03

{Transcript}
, I’m Jack Speer.

After being held in the jungles of Colombia by rebel forces, in some cases, for years, a group of hostages is (are) now freed today. Colombia’s Defense Minister Juan Manuel Santos announced, speaking through an interpreter at a news conference in Bogota, that military spies were able to obtain the release of the hostages. “We’re pleased to announce to the public, national and international, that in a special intelligence operation, 15 of the hostages in the hands of the FARC have been rescued safe and sound.” Included in the hostage group was French-Colombian politician Ingrid Betancourt and three American contractors who had been held by the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia or FARC. The hostages were considered key bargaining chips by the group to obtain the release of jailed rebels. Military spies apparently tricked the rebels into giving up the hostages with no injuries.

Republican presidential candidate John McCain is continuing a three-day trip to Latin America. NPR’s Jason Beaubien reports from Mexico City.

Upon arriving in Cartagena, Colombia, Senator McCain again voiced his support for a free trade agreement with that country. His opponent, Barack Obama, opposes the deal. McCain said free trade is an important issue, not only for Colombia, but also for the future of the US economy. “And as you know, I have strongly supported education and retraining programs for our displaced workers who will face the challenges that America’s economy is undergoing as we speak.” From Colombia, McCain’s next stop is Mexico City for a meeting with President Felipe Calderon. The Arizona senator has praised Calderon for attacking Mexico’s drug smuggling cartels. The two men are also expected to discuss issues related to the border. Jason Beaubien, NPR News, Mexico City.
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President Bush and Iran’s foreign minister both dismissedspeculation the US and Israel might be prepared to launch a military strike against Iran before Mr. Bush leaves office. President said he has made it clear to all parties that the first option to solving any problems would be diplomatic.

Stocks slumped today amid record oil prices. The Dow Industrial Average and NASDAQ both ended the day officially in bear market territory. NPR’s Curt Nickisch reports.

The price of oil closed up more than two and a half dollars. Investors were also concerned by a loss in private sector employment. That helped deflate the Dow almost one and a half percent. The NASDAQ fell more than two percent. That left both indexes in bear market territory, which means they are down 20% from their highs of this past October. Peter Morici, an economist at the University of Maryland, says “get used to the trend”. “The prospect for oil coming down is not good, because there is a real global shortage, it’s not just speculators. So, we’re likely in bear territory for a while.” Investors were also jittery ahead of Thursday’s report on unemployment numbers. Curt Nickisch, NPR News.

The Dow dropped 166 points, closing at 11,215. This is NPR.

Some bridges over the Mississippi River in Illinois and Missouri are reopening to traffic for the first time in days. (A) Missouri highway has also reopened, and the Army Corps of Engineers says it is opening three navigation locks on the river that had been closed. At some areas around St. Louis, the rain-swollen river has been coming down rapidly, falling about a foot a day, and that’s giving residents in two hard-hit Missouri towns, Winfield and Foley, a chance to return to their properties and assess damages from the recent flooding. The river, meanwhile, is cresting above flood stage in the town of Cape Girardeau, Missouri. However, no major damage has been reported.

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Authorities say a fugitive hedge fund manager who’d been on the lam for more than a month turned himself in today. NPR’s Dina Temple-Raston reports.

Samuel Israel III was supposed to report to a Massachusetts prison on June 9th to begin serving a 20-year federal sentence for conspiracy and fraud. He had run a hedge fund in Stamford, Connecticut and eventually pleaded guilty to bilking investors out of millions of dollars. Israel’s case made national headlines when he didn’t show up at the prison as planned. And police found his SUV abandoned on a Hudson River bridge with the words “Suicide is Painless” scrawled on the hood. FBI and US Marshals doubted Israel had committed suicide. Instead, they began a massive manhunt. Israel’s girlfriend later admitted that she had helped him escape. Israel turned himself into authorities in Southwick, Massachusetts. Dina Temple-Raston, NPR News.

Roger Federer has now stretched his winning streak on grass to 64 matches, reaching the Wimbledon semi-finals today, after beating Mario Ancic 6-1, 7-5, 6-4. Federer is the only man at this year’s tennis tournament to win every set and is trying to take his sixth straight title.

I’m Jack Speer, NPR News in Washington.

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After been held in the jungles of Colombia by rebel forces, in some cases, for years. A - of hostage is now free today. Colombia s Defense Minister WMO is now speaking to an interpreter at a news conference in B, the military spies were able to detain the release to the hostages.

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Republican presidential candidate John McCain is continuing his 3-day-trip to Latin America. NPR's Jason Bobby report from Mexico City.

After he arriving in - Columbia, senator McCain gain his voice to voter for free trade agreement with that country. His opponent Barak Obama oppose his deal. McCain said free trade is an important issue, not only for Colombia, but also for the future of the US economy.

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President Bush and Iran's force minister both s evaculation US and Israel might be prepared to launch a military straggle against Iran before Mr. Bush leaves office. President said he made clear all party's first option solving all problems would be diplomatic.

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The Dow dropped 166 points, closing at 11, 215. This is NPR.

Some bridges over the Mississippi River in Illinois and Missouri are reopening to traffic for the first time in days. Missouri highway has also reopened. D Engineer says it is opening three navigation locks on the river that had been closed. At some areas around St. L the R S river has been coming down rapidly falling about foot a day. That's giving residents in too hard hit - towns went -. The chance returened their properties and assess damages for the reason of flooding. The questing a have no major damage has been reported.

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2008年6月29日

CNN 2008-06-28

{Transcript}
Hello, I'm Melissa Long here at the CNN Center in Atlanta, with a look at what is happening NOW IN THE NEWS in this Friday, June 27th.

It's all about unity today for the Democratic Party and for Democratic Senators Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama. They are coming together at their first joint campaign rally in New Hampshire in a town called Unity. At a private fundraiser last night, Clinton introduced Obama to her top donors. These are some exclusive pictures from that fundraiser. Both Clinton and Obama appealed to their supporters to come together. In another show of unity, Obama and his wife each donated 2,300 dollars for Clinton's campaign debt.

In Zimbabwe, voters say choice has nothing to do with today's run-off election. Observers say government supporters are forcing people to vote despite the fact that Robert Mugabe's chief rival withdrew from the race. Analysts say the ruling party wants a large turnout to bolster the election's credibility. But so far, independent observers say turnout has been low. The opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai says the results will not reflect the will of the people, but rather their fear.

The US is praising North Korea's decision to blow up part of a nuclear facility. This happened this morning. The cooling tower over a main nuclear reactor was brought down at the Yongbyon nuclear site. The State Department says it's an important step toward making sure North Korea has no nuclear capabilities. The reactor itself was shut down last year.

A raging wildfire has forced hundreds of residents from their homes in Gila, Arizona. Officials say a two-day fire has blackened more than 2,500 acres of land. And a major wildfire in California is threatening more than 500 homes in the Big Sur area. Thunderstorms expected today may help the firefighters. Crews from 41 states are there assisting.

Families in Winfield, Missouri are heading for higher ground today. The Pin Oak Levee finally succumbed to the rising waters of the Mississippi. The levee was the last one standing in Lincoln County. It protected about 100 homes from the river. Today's breach will not only flood those homes, but thousands of acres of nearby farmland.

And those are the headlines making news at this hour on this Friday. Do stay with CNN for more on these stories or other news of the day.

{Dictation}
Hello, I'm Melissa Long here at the CNN Center in Atlanta, let's look at what happening NOW IN THE NEWS in this Friday, June 27th.

It's all about the unity today for Democratic Party and democratic candidate Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama. They are coming together at their first joint campaign rally in N in a town called Unity. Have private foundry last night, Clinton introduced Obama to her top donors. They just exclusive picture to foundator that Obama and Clinton appeals to their supporters come together. In another show of unity, Obama and his wife each donate 2, 300 dollars for Clinton campaign debt.

In Zimbabwe, voters say choice has nothing to do with today's run-off election. Observers say government supporters are forcing people to vote despite the fact that Q chief rivel with R. Analysts say the ruling party once large turn out to boost the election's credibility. But so far the dependent observers say the turn-out is low. The opposition leader M say the results will not reflect the will of people but rather their fear.

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2008年6月28日

2008-06-13 CNN Radio News

{Transcript}
CNN Radio, I'm Shelby Lynne.

It's possibly the worst flooding ever in Iowa. Nine rivers are still rising, many overflowing their banks. CNN's Gary Tuchman reports Cedar Rapids is taking a heavy hit.

The flooding of 1993, which is still widespread, was largely the result of record snows melting. This is not arctic snow. This is summer almost. This is the tremendous amount of rain that has caused it. This is a very unusual meteorological phenomenon.

The victims of that Boy Scout ranch in Little Sioux, Iowa are talking about their frightening experience when a deadly tornado struck their ranch, killing four of their own Wednesday. Jim White is the pastor for one of the families who lost a son in the tragedy.

"Obviously, they are devastated, but they are strong people, and their faith is strong and, and they are, they are going to be fine."
White making that comment on CNN's Larry King Live.

President Bush is not happy with the new Supreme Court ruling on prisoners at Guantanamo Bay. CNN's Elaine Quijano says the decision has a major impact on the administration's terror policy. President Bush says he disagrees with the Supreme Court's ruling that foreign detainees do have the right under the US Constitution to challenge their detention in civilian courts. At a news conference with Italy's prime minister, the president again cast the issue as a matter of national security and said his administration would study the opinion to see if additional legislation might be appropriate. Elaine Quijano, CNN, Rome.

The 270 prisoners at Gitmo are now expected to file appeals.

What a comeback! The Boston Celtics rallied from a 24-point deficit to beat the Lakers 97-91. They now have a commanding 3-1 lead in the NBA Finals. They are just one win away from a 17th championship.

The most trusted name in news, this is CNN Radio.

The first bag is $15 and the second bag is $25.
That's Robin Urbanski of United Airlines, which is the latest airline charging fees to check bags on domestic flights. US Airs is also following suit after American Airlines set the precedent. The airlines say the fees are an attempt at offsetting the high price of jet fuel.

The number of cases of salmonella poisoning spreading across the country. CNN's Kate Baldwin has an update.
They last updated the number of reported illnesses on Monday. Then it stood at 167 cases of illness, uh, salmonella illness in 17 states. And today they just updated their numbers and now it stands at 228 reported illnesses in 23 states.
Investigators still haven't figured out the source of the outbreak.

Ohio-based Tech International is recalling millions of Chinese-made tire valve stems. The company says they could cause an increased risk for accidents.

This is CNN Radio.

Sunday is Father's Day, and CNN's Jim Roope explains why kids in LA are trying to get their dads into barbershops.

African-American men suffered disproportionately from preventable diseases and had the lowest life expectancy than any other ethnic group. Dr. Bill Releford, founder of the Black Barbershop Outreach Program, says back men just don't go to the doctor.

These men in general don't go to the doctor.

So he decided to open clinics in the already established infrastructure of the black-owned barbershop.

Black Barbershop historically has been a place for all types of information outlets. And I decided to kinda tweak it a little bit and address health care issues.

Diabetes, high blood pressure, heart disease are among the diseases to which black men are most prone. For more information, log on to blackbarbershop.org. Jim Roope, CNN, Los Angeles

In another health story, the CDC wants more US hospitals to encourage breast-feeding. A new report says too few are doing this and that breast-feeding has many more benefits.

I'm Shelby Lynne, this is CNN Radio.

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2008年6月27日

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1. A guilty verdict for Neil Entwistle on two counts of first-degree murder. The British man was convicted of shooting to death his wife and infant daughter. Jurors rejected his claim that the woman had killed their baby and then committed suicide.

2. Police say six employees are dead at a western Kentucky plastics plant after an angry worker opened fire before committing suicide. The killings stunned the small town where officials say many of the residents know a worker at the plant.

3. The Federal Reserve has left its benchmark interest rate unchanged. The federal funds rate, the rate that banks charge each other remains at two percent. The Fed cited both high uncertainty about the inflation outlook and downside risks to growth.

4. U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission held its annual fireworks safety demonstration ahead of the Fourth of July celebrations. Last year nearly ten thousand Americans were treated for fireworks-related injuries. The CPSC says the best way to avoid injury is to leave the fireworks up to the professionals.

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