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No signs every winter, month to go where wild wet kerr happen across the delaware valley. Next several days we warm things up. Little gloomy this morning, though, still need that heavier coat, where we have temperature of 37 degrees, in philadelphia, and you can still see overcast skies, over the region, few flurries are possible, some spots earlier, did not happen in philadelphia. Light breeze out of the northeast, 6 Miles Per Hour, last little flurries up across northern bucks county, that pro...

Publication of photos from inside abu ghraib, we speak with al jazeera journalist salah hassan who was held by u. S. Forces inside the iraqi prison. To date, no highranking official has been held accountable for the torture at abu ghraib. Salah hassan and other prisoners are attempting to see one of the private companies, caci, which helps run the prison will stop then, Condoleezza Rice is back in the news. Therell always be some uncertainty about how quickly he can acquire nuclear weapons, but ...

A Florida jury has ordered Chiquita Brands International to pay $38.3 million to 16 families of people killed by Colombian paramilitaries, marking the first time the company has been held liable in U.S. courts for funding the violent group to protect its operations.

A Florida jury has ordered Chiquita Brands International to pay $38.3 million to 16 families of people killed by Colombian paramilitaries, marking the first time the company has been held liable in U.S. courts for funding the violent group to protect its operations.

A Florida jury has ordered Chiquita Brands International to pay $38.3 million to 16 families of people killed by Colombian paramilitaries, marking the first time the company has been held liable in U.S. courts for funding the violent group to protect its operations.

The Florida-based company was ordered to pay more than $38 million to families of the victims

A Florida jury ordered Chiquita to pay damages to 16 family members of people killed by paramilitaries during Colombia's long civil war.

A jury ruled that Chiquita must pay $38.3 million to families of eight victims who were killed by a paramilitary group funded by the company.

Chiquita funded a paramilitary group during Columbia's civil war. That group is believed to have killed thousands of people.

Chiquita is ordered to pay $38.3 million to the family members of people killed by a Colombian militia it funded in the 90s.