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waiting in line for an xbox video game console. the line quickly cleared. she paid and then left. paramedics treated 15 people for pepper spray burns. and a shopper shot in the foot outside of a walmart in myrtle beach, south carolina, early today. police say two men robbed a group of bargain hunters and cross creek mall in fayetteville, north carolina. the shooting began outside and then moved inside. no one was hit. police are looking for two suspects. pro and anti-government demonstrations held across egypt today. protesters paused for friday prayers. this ghon stra demonstrat...

Issue before. it's not in an area that takes a tremendous amount of heat. it should not be a showstopper, but the engineering teams are looking at that just to make sure and see if they can cover it up with something or what they're going to do about that scrape on one of the thermal tiles. "endeavour" making its 25th flight. it is the youngest of all of the space shuttles and it has had a tremendous career. >> reporter: "endeavour" the newest of the orbiters, might never have been built if not for a terrible accident. in the aftermath of the loss of "challenger" in 1987 -- >> so -- well, the ...

he is charged with trying to rape a maid in an upscale manhattan hotel. >> strauss-kahn is accused of emerging from a bathroom naked, then dragging the 32-year-old housekeeper into the bedroom of his $3,000 a night suite and attacking her. >> before his arrest strauss-kahn was considered a front runner to become france's next president. richard roth is tracking the latest developments. strauss-kahn was supposed to be arraigned last night. why was that delayed? >> this was like a night court version. they are doing forensic tests and apparently reportedly some delays in figuring out a...

Install counter measures in the cars to cause the car to decelerate if the brakes and gas pedals are pushed at the same time and also, engineering teams are looking over cars that consumers have complained about and critics say the company has not moved fast enough and toyota paid a record $48.8 million in fines, to the u.s. government, over the handling of a couple of recalls. bill: all right, the mystery continues to an extent, molly, thank you for that, molly henneberg live in washington, martha. martha: hundreds more americans could soon be out of work because continental airlines will rep...

Dropped about 25 feet. he's okay. that's how tenuous stuff is at the site itself. there is a separate legal issue building among those that have already started writing a class action lawsuits and now calls for a grand jury investigation to take up what happened here and what could happen at other locals if the city and the state don't move quickly. let's get the read on this with charles burkett, the mayor of surfside. very good to have you back. how are things looking there, sir? >> good to be here, neil. bad. we're stopped. we're waiting for a report from engineers. the work had to stop at ...