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1. Irene is now a tropic storm, but it remains massive and powerful as it soaks New England, and moves northward to Canada. At least 15 deaths were blamed on the storm, many due to fallen tree.2. From North Carolina to Maine, residents are cleaning up the damage from the storm and waiting for flooding to receive. At least 4 million people are without power and many airports, rail lines, and roadways remain shut.3. Libya's rebel government says it will not deport the man convicted of the 1998 Lockerbie bombing. New York senators had asked the Libyan transitional government on August 22nd to hold A.B.A accountable for the bombing Pan Am flight 103, which killed 270 people. But the government responded that A. has already been tried and convicted.4. Former Secretary of State Collen Pow is accusing former vice Dick Cheney of taking cheap shots at him and others in his new book. Cheney write that Pow tried to undermine president Bush by criticizing his administration policy to people outside the government. Cheney's book <In my time> is set for release Tuesday.2．AP News一分钟新闻2011-09-02 11:44:411. At least 35 deaths in ten states are now blamed on Hurricane Irene. The storm left a trail of misery from Northern Carolina to Canada, washing away roads, flooding homes and knocking out power, damage is still been assessed.2. Federal government has frozen future aid to tornado ravaged Joplin, Missouri and other disaster sites. As it focuses on the immediately help for victims of Irene. FEMA say aid to Joplin will continue for things like temporary housing, but help with long-term rebuilding projects will be put on hold.3. Moammar Gadhafi's wife and three of his child are now in Algeria. The Obama administration says there is no indication that Gadhafi himself has left Libya. Meanwhile, fighting continues in the last strong hold of the Gadhafi regime.4.The emperor penguin known to the world as happy feet is on his way back home to Antarctica, he was taken to a New Zealand zoo in June after he was found on a beach eating sand.1. Irene has long gone, but her after mess lingers. In Vermont, roads are impossible due to flooding. Many states are also facing flooded road and electricities still out for millions alone the east coast.2. Post Irene disaster A from Washington could be in short supply. The government’s main disaster aid account has been less than 800-million dollars, but the damage from the storm is excepted to be in the billions. FEMA is now being forced to freeze rebuilding projects for earlier disasters.3. Former NBA player Javaris Crittenton is in police custody after being arrested in southern California. He was waiting to board a flight to Atlanta, while his lawyer says he is head to surrounded in a murder case. The arrest was related to that case.4. Philadelphia Eagles have made Michael Vickh one of the NFL highest paid players. A source says Vickh set a deal worth 100-million dollars over 6 years. Vickh first signed with Eagles in 2009 after spending 18 months on federal prison on dark fighting charges.4. AP News一分钟新闻2011-09-04 11:53:001. The roads in and out of many Vermont communities are still cut off by flooding after Hurricane Irene. About 260 roads in Vermont are closed by storm damage, along with about 30 highway bridges. National Guard helicopters are taking in food and water.2. The impact of Hurricane Irene is going to be felt for quite sometime along the east coast. Within two and half million people still without power. The storm is then blaming for within 40 deaths.3. A spokesman says the Lybian rebels have a good idea where Mouammer Gaddafi is and they are confident that they'll catch him. The rebels are hunting for Gaddafi. There are worries that he can continue to stoke violence.4. LA prosecutors expect to charge Javaris Crittenton with being a fugitive of justice. A former NBA player was arrested in Monday in California. Atlanta authorities have a murder warrant for Crittenton in the shooting this month of a 22-year-old woman.1. Hurricane Irene killed at least 45 people when two million people still in the dark. According to an Associated Press tell, in Vermont, many have no power, no telephone service and no way no leave.2. White House says President Barak Obama would lay out his jobs plan nest week before joint session of Congress. His expected proposals include tax credit and transportation spending.3. The government is suing the block AT&T's 39 billion dollar deal to buy T-Mobile USA. The Justice Department says the merger will reduce competition and raise prices.4. This town in Spain is seeing red. After people fought it out with 120 tons of red tomatoes. After war, the so-called Tomatino Battle left the road a wash with red cop.6. AP News一分钟新闻2011-09-06 10:08:541. The White House is c alling the flap over the timing of the president’s economic address a side show. White House spokesman Jay Carney says the American people don't give a leak about when President Obama speaks, but they do care about what he says. He’ll deliver his speech o n job creation next Thursday.2. Muammar Qaddafi is still in hiding. But he issued a new audio statement vowing he and his supporters will keep hiding. Rebels have been hunting for the Libyan leader since they swept into Tripoli almost two weeks ago.3. Firefighters in Texas say they are making progress against the wild fire that destroyed at least 39 homes in the Polson Kingdom leak area since Tuesday. As of Thursday afternoon, the fire was about 15% contained.3. A Georgia church hit the jack pot, when somebody put in 80,000-dollar winning lottery ticket in an offering plate. The cathedral of prayer says the donation will go toward fixing their air conditioning which broke last month when burglars strip the unity of its cover wiry.1.Tropical storm Lee is drenching New Orleans on the Golf coast. Bands of heavy rain and strong wind have already knocked down power to thousand. Forecasters say as much as 15 even 20 inches of rain before the slow moving Lee leaves the area.2. Rebels in Libia are surrounding pro-Gaddafi cities giving them days to surrender. Rebel says this is the last chance for loyalists have to avoid bloodshed and for long battle.3. A new Nazi rally in Germany ended in a scuffle with police. Police say they moved in after members of roughly 1000 stronger group of left-wing extremists attacked officers and police vehicles on Saturday.4. Top rank Caroline Wozniacki is stepped closer to what would be her grand slam title. The Dane topped American Vania King to move into the round of 16 of the US open.8. AP News一分钟新闻2011-09-08 10:10:561. President Barack Obama stood on a bridge overlooking the rain swollen river in New Jersey, said the federal government would work to rebuild towns recovering from hurricane Irene. The Passaic, which had washed over the bridge swept through the once booming factory town, flooding the downtown and forcing hundreds to evacuate.2. Hours after coming ashore in Louisiana, tropic storm Lee continues to dump heavy rain on the Golf Coast, parts of Louisiana and Mississippi have received close to a foot of rains so far, and the storm is barely moving.3. D.S and his wife turned into France Sunday, his arrival came four months after the former head of the International Monetary Fund was yanked off for a pairs bound flight to face an accusation that he tried to rape a hotel maid.4. A penguin nickname Happy feet need a urge but finally made it back into the waters in Antarctic Ocean, The slide happened two month after he showed up on a New Zealand beach about 2,000 miles from home.1.A woman and her baby daughter have died in wildfires that've spread across parts of Texas.Thousands of acres have burnt in the eastern and central part of the state. Officials said the flames were prevailed by high winds from tropic strom LEE.2.A small plane crashed has left one person dead in southern California has sparked a brush fire that force residents of 100 homes to evacuate. Officials said more than 400 firefighters were working to contain the flame.3.The tropic low pressure that was once tropic storm LEE is moving northeast. Now probably because flash flooding in the #. Over the weekend, the storm dumped more than a foot of rain on New Orleans, and caused rain damages and flooding in parts of the Alabama, Louisana and Mississippi Coasts.4.At least 26 people were dead in Japan after the worst typhoon that hit the country in 70 years. Rescue workers and search parties spread together across the central part of the country which is still reeling from the catastrophic tsunami 6 months ago10. AP News一分钟新闻2011-09-101. Georgia residents are cleaning up after remnants of Tropical Storm Lee spawned possible tornadoes. The high winds damaged dozens of homes, ripping off siding and shingles and sending trees crashing through roofs in the suburbs of Atlanta.2. Wildfires in Texas have scorched thousands of acres and destroyed hundreds of homes. Texas Governor Rick Perry visited the evacuees of the Bastrop fire near the Texas capital. Thousands of people have been forced to leave their homes because of the fires.3. David Petraeus trades in his uniform for suit today. He'll be sworn in as the new director of the Central Intelligence Agency. Petraeus takes over the civilian role after 37 years in the army.4. And a massive catch in a southern Philippine town. Residents and reptile experts captured a 21-foot, one-ton saltwater crocodile over the long weekend. They plan to make the giant the star of a planned ecotourism park.A gunman has killed two national guards as well as a third person at a Ihop restaurant in Nevada before taking his own life, six other people were wounded, official says this appears to be an isolated incident.2. Officials in Taxes say wild fires there has destroyed thousand home in a week. At least 57 fires are burning across the State. So far, more than 100,000 acres have been burned.3. Libyan rebels say they are poise to enter one of the country's last remaining city still under Moammar Gadhafi's control. They say talks to arrange a peaceful entry have made little progress.4. You are looking at one of the largest if not the largest crocodile caught in recent years. This monster of reptile is captured in the Philippines. It 20 feet long weights about a ton and will soon be the star attraction in of the ecotourism park.12. AP News一分钟新闻2011-09-121. Wildfires in central Texas destroyed nearly 800 homes. But firefighters say they have it about 40% contained and expect more progress today. The Forest Service says it is responding to 19 new fires.2. What remains of Tropical Storm Lee is drenching the northeast, sending out flood watches and warnings. Lee has killed at least four people.3. There is confusion in Libya over where Moammar Gadhafi is. A military commander says former rebels have him cornered. But the country's new leadership says they do not know where he is.4. At the National Cathedral in Washington, a giant crane falls over during a storm, causing no injuries. The crane is there to help with repairs after an earthquake damaged the landmark.1. Additional evacuation has been ordered as the remanents of tropical storm Lee send the Susquehanna River near record levels. Everyone in the small town in Maryland has been ordered to leave as along with tens of thousands of people in central NY and northeastern Pennsylvania.2. The so called deficit super committee has begun its work. All 12 members are stressing the importance of compromise and insist every element of the federal budget will be heard at any final product.3. Palestinian has begun its campaign to join the UN as a full member state. However, the White House says it will veto any bid from them to seek recognition of the UN's Security Council.4. A couple of American men have made their way into the quarter final at the US open. Former champ Andy R and John I both won Thursday as with S Williams on the women's side of play.14. AP News一分钟新闻2011-09-151. Ten years end day after the terrorists attacked the world trade center, a memorial opens to the public. The memorial at ground zero in New York has waterfalls that spill into the footprints of the twin towers and the names of more than 2,900 killed, etched into bronze walls along the perimeter.2. A gasoline pipeline running through Slomen, Kenya's capital has exploded killing at least 61 people. A local official says he believes the death toll from Monday's blast will rise. A hospital official N.R says at least 112 burning victims have arrived there.3. The only member of a Russian hockey team to survive a firing plane crash has died with the injury in a Moscow hospital. H.G died Monday after severe burns that covered his 90% of his body. The only person to survive, a member of the flight crew is undergoing treatment in Moscow.4. Andy will be a match of tennis giant at tonight's US open final. Top seed N.R faces second seed R.N. The men's final has been held today the US open because of last week torrential rain.1. President Barack Obama says he is sending his jobs bill to the Congress today. He is urging lawmakers to pass it immediately with no games, politics, or delays. Obama appeared in the Rose Garden on Monday surrounded by the teachers, police officers, and firefighters. He at the White House says they will benefit from the bill.2. Bank of America is planning to cut 30,000 jobs over the next three years. The Nanferker say $5 billions a year is a part of a broad move to reshaping the trend of the nation's largest bank. It copes the full open of the housing bust.3. At least 75 people have died at a natural gasoline pipeline in Kenya when it exploded. One man says the people have been collecting fuel from the leaking pipeline when he heard an explosion.4. The plan of line known for a decade at the Ground Zero has opened to the public for the first time as a memorial to those who died in the 2001. The 9-11 memorial plust opened at tight security. Visitors walk the eight-acre site engage the water on an exist ban to the World Trade Center's Twin Towers stood.16. AP News一分钟新闻2011-09-171. President Barack Obama pushes congress to pass his jobs bill immediately, asking lawmakers during a stop in Ohio what on earth are we waiting for. He says it will put scores of construction workers to work in the state.2. Freedom could be near for those two American hikers held in Iran some two years after they were arrested.? 500,000 dollars each and Iran's president says he wants them free.3. In Afghanistan, insurgence fired and assault rifles the U.S. embassy another side. The Obama administration says this will not deter a U.S. mission.4. And in Utah, by standards are held as heroes after they lifted a burning BMW off a motorcyclist trapped beneath it. The motorcyclist is in critical condition.1. A major federal report on last year Golf oil spill could come out today. The spill was the worst offshore oil spill in US history. The report follows a year hearing in the investigation by the Coast Guard and the government agency in charge of offshore drilling.2. New York's 9 congressional district will have a Republican representative for the first time in nearly a century. GOP candidate Bob Turner defeated Democrat David Weprin to succeed Anthony Winner. Winner resigned amid a sexing scandal in June.3. And sooner, a Harvard professor E. Warren is joining the Massachusetts senate race, she faces a critic Democratic primary fail and a tough Republican opponent. A recent Boston globe poll showed Senator Scott Brown is the most popular politician in the traditional Democratic state.4. An amazing video of intense fire played in Afghanistan. NATO brief says the video is from insurgents attack on US Embassy and NATO forces headquarters building. The Afghan Interior Ministry says all of the attackers have been killed.18. AP News一分钟新闻2011-09-191. The gulf oil spill, BP is getting most of the blame. A federal report just out says in the days leading up to the explosion on the offshore oil rig. False decisions were made about cement seal that added risk.2. The lawyer for two American hikers in Iran is moving ahead with bail arrangements. Even this country's powerful judiciary says it is still reviewing bail provisions.3. It would be the world's most powerful rocket, and could eventually carry American into space. The rocket design is called the space launch system, first launches should least ten years away.4. A new world record for the longest finger nails, Chris Watson a blouse maker with nickname the Dutchess. Now she is the new Guinness world record hold, her nails ten feet, two inches on the left hand1. I thought I was gonna die, and I was like, alright, I'm just gonna run for it. N G is one of hundreds inspectators who ran for their lives. As a ventage airplane came hurtling towards them out of Reno Airshow, the deadly explosion occurred just 25 feet from where he was standing. The commuter pilot from last Alasco was hit in the back by shrapnel which required surgery to remove.I just missed all my important organs, xxx and my spine, so like I said I'm very blessed.2. At a church just blocks from the crash site, a pastor rushed to the scene after the accident to pray over the bodies of those who died.Today, a moment of silence, for those who lost their lives.3. A makeshift memorial popped up just outside of the crash site. Manny fans of the event wanted to continue next year even though some say there's little that can be done to guarantee spectators' safety.4. It wouldn't matter that if they move the planes back a mile. It would still be possible for a plane to lose control over wherever the crowd is to crash into it.G also says these races should be allowed to continue. You know it's just tragic. You know I don't have any anger toward anybody. I would go to another show.The investigators recovered a portion of the tail of the plane and still believe mechanical failure is most likely that blamed to the crash.20. AP News一分钟新闻2011-09-211. The Palestinian leader wants UN membership for his state, likely setting the stage for a diplomatic clash of the UN security council between Palestinians and the US and Israel. The US says it may use its veto power.2. Libyan revolutionary forces face fierce resistance heading into one of the remaining bastion supporting Muammar Gadhafi, the nation's deposed leader. Explosions and gunfire marked the area.3. A man witnessed a plane crash at Indiana golf course rushing to help, but it was too late. Both of those on the small plane were already dead, two Purdue university students were on aboard.4. At this zoo in Indonesia, visitors have been giving orangutans cigarettes for years, now an animal expert says the zoos need to help the creatures kick the habit. Because they are likely addicted1.In Reno Nevade, federal investigator ran a scene of an air race crash that killed the pilot and eight spectators, injuring more than fifty. Video shows the World Word Two vintage plane doing a nose dive into a grandstand.2.Freedom may be near for two American hikers held in Iran for some two years. The lawyer is trying to arrange a one million dollar bail. The foreign minister says the sentence may be canceled than a gesture of his lawmakers mercy.3.Two daughters of tower in political figures died, both were fifty-one. Kara Kennedy was the daughter of the late Sen Kenney. And Eleanor Mondale was the daughter of former vice president Walter Mondale.4.It is the start of October fest in Munich Germany. That means the beer is flowing. Some six million visitors expected over the next seventeen days.22. AP News一分钟新闻2011-09-231. The White House says President Barack Obama will present his own edition for depth reduction tomorrow. It includes proposal that set up minimum tax rate for those earning more than 1 million dollars.2. The potential release of two Americans jailed in Iran has been delayed. Their lawyer says the second judge who needs to sign bill paper is on vocation until Tuesday.3. One hundred searchers found a body near where police believed the California nursing student was dumped. Michelle Lee has been missing for more than 3 months. Highschool friend is in custody.4. And a total fest is underway. More than 6 million people are expected descend on Munich in the next 17 days, the 178th installment of the traditional Germany folk festival1. President Barack Obama wants 1.5 billion dollars of new taxes as part of a deficit reduction plan. The proposal mostly fit in upper income tax payers. Republicans were quick to attack the plan, saying it's not a recipe for economic growth.2. Ten persons died after the Reno Air Show accident. Authority say 70 people were treated in local hospitals. Investigators are looking into whether part of the vintage plane's tail came apart.3. An earthquake joints parts of Indian, Nepal and Tibet, killing more than 50 people. In Nepal, the quake rocked down walls of homes, sending people digging through rubber for belongings.4. A car is incrusted with jewels and gold attribute to 5,000 years of jewelry making in Indian. The Tatto Nena was one of the nation's cheapest cars but this edition is worth about 4.6 million dollars.24. AP News一分钟新闻2011-09-261. The military's 18 year ban on homosexual serving openly is over. The policy known as don't ask, don't tell was officially repealed at midnight. Gay rights groups are planning celebrations throughout the country today.2. An explosion in Turkey's capital has left at least 3 people dead, as least 15 others were hurt whena suspected car bomb went off across a secondary school in Ankara. Turkey's interior minister says it was likely a terrorist attack.3. Four earthquakes struck the southeastern part of Guatemala Monday, leaving 1 person dead and 3 other missing. The series of quakes happened in less than 2 hours, and some of them were followed by strong aftershocks. The epicenter was located just 30 miles southeast the capital.4. And NASA expects a dead satellite to fall to earth within the next few days. The agency says the 20 year old satellite will break up into pieces, but the odds of someone being hit by the debris are extreme small.1. The man who was heading the Afghan government effort to engage Taliban insurgent in peace talk has been assassinated. President Barak Obama says the killing of former Afghan president Burhanuddin Rabbani will not deter the US and Afghanistan and helping that country's people live freely.2. The chairman of Libya’s transitional government is telling world readers that this nation has returned to the international community, committee to peace, human rights, free election, the reconciliation and array of world readers including US and French president welcome the pledge.3. Event secretary Leon Penada says repealing the ban on openly gay service makes this historic day for the military and the nation. The joint east chairman says allowing gays to serve openly makes the military strong with greater character and honor.4. And remaining a coffin maker says it’s just a thing for trying economic times. He is making a cheaper for people to bury their log ones, burning coffin that cost it as little as 112 dollars26.AP News一分钟新闻2011-09-281. Fire officials say sparks from power lines likely started the blaze that became the most destructive wildfire in Texas history. The blaze started near Bastrop on Sep.4th. It destroyed more than 1500 homes and killed two people.2. A lawyer for a Maryland man detained in Aruba is criticizing prosecutors' re-enactment of the purported drowning of his client's travel partner. The lawyer says it is one-sided because authorities ignored some statements made by Gary Giordano about what happened to Robyn Gardner.3. A powerful typhoon buffeted Tokyo with strong winds of rain as it barreled toward Japan's tsunami-ravaged northeastern coast. Authorities told more than a million people to evacuate to eastern and central parts of the country.4. An emperor penguin born without any fur has survived its first month. Thanks to special care by staff of Chinese aquarium. The staff rescued the penguin after its parents abandoned it at birth1.Two Americans jailed for two years in Iran arrived in Oma today on the way back to the US. S and J released on bail of five hundred thousands dollars each. S who was freed a year ago greeted the men.2. President Barack Omaba said it's up to Israel and Palestinians, not the UN to reach agreement. In his speech today to the general assembly, he opposed the decision by the Palestinians to seek statehood recognition from Security Council.3. A law enforcement official says the man who was seriously injured along with his two sons by a car bomb blast in Michigan is an area lawyer. Authorities are looking for clues how the bomb was made and who might have planted it.4.The remains of nine service men who died when their bomber was shot down in the pacific during World War Ⅱhave been buried at Arlington National Cemetery. Remains were recovered in 1949, but couldn't be identified. In recent years, DNA idental records helped identify the men28. AP News一分钟新闻2011-09-301. Convicted cop killer Troy Davis maintained his innocence to the end. While strapped to a gurney in Georgia's death chamber, he denied killing Savannah police officer Mark MacPhail. Davis asked for God's mercy and blessings on the souls those carrying out the execution.2. No word yet of travel plans for two Americans free from an Iranian prison. Shane Bauer and Joshua Fattal spent the night with their families in the Gulf State of Oman. They had spent more than two years in a Tehran prison on espionage charges.3. President Obama takes his job plan on the road today to be in John Boehner's home state of Ohio. Republicans have said Obama's 447 billion-dollar plan has little chance of passing congress.4. And Pope Benedict XVI arrived his home country of Germany today. He was greeted by cheering fans, but protests are also planned for the pope's visit.。