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US military chopper crash during Australia drills; incident in Tiwi Islands, Darwin, multiple rescues. Ongoing investigation

Mumbai: ONGC helicopter with nine people onboard made an emergency landing near an oil rig in the Arabian Sea on Tuesday.

An american locked up over a parody of dubai teens could be back in the u.s. as early as tomorrow. new developments coming to light in a new year's day arrest. an indiana man had close to 50 bombs in a car and guns. and a remote control detonator. investigators trying to figure out why he had that arsenal. a chopper accident in the united kingdom killed four american service members. the chopper was a modified black hawk. another example of the desperate measures undocumented immigrants take. a woman was discovered squeezed

Fuel could dislodge when the ship hits down. these are pristine waters. i was speaking to one of the underwater divers. this is great place to go. this is one of more beautiful places in italy to do this and i hate doing this for this reason. martha: look at wonderful pictures of the divers. you see the costa concordia title on the side of the ship. greg, thank you very much. as we monitor all the developments from the italian coast we'll bring you the full story of the costa concordia disaster in a fox news reporting special hosted by geraldo rivera. tragedy at sea will air at 10:00 p.m. tomo...

Survivors help catch the killer before he strikes again. jeremy hubbard, abc news, flint, michigan. the judge in rod blagojevich's corruption trial should know more from a deadlocked jury today. the jurors deliberating the former illinois governor's case sent a note to the judge saying they're deadlocked on some of the charges. blagojevich has pleaded not guilty to all 24 counts, including trying to sell president obama's senate seat. today is the jury's 12th day of deliberations. now to alaska where two incidents this week have placed a spotlight on air travel there. >> because of alaska'...