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Tentative deal in an ongoing securities investigation. According to reports, the bank could plaay close to 13,000,000,000 to the federal government but it will not release the bank of any criminal charges. Thats a major sticking points in ongoing litigation. The investigation targets j. P. Morg morgans run up to the 2008 financial crisis. Those are the top stories tonight. Of course, you can get more news on the breaking stories later on aljazeera. Com and, of course, at 8 00 oclock this evening. Fault lines is next, chasing fires. I will be back at 8 00 p. M. Eastern, 5 00 pacific with the la...

The fire started yesterday at 2 05 pm. It spread very rapidly. We committed 84 fire engines, 24 fire crews 8 bulldozers, 6 air tankers, 13 helicopters, 4 water tenders, and 1,000 personnel as of this morning, i can assure you, there are no bounds being placed on me as a riverside country fire chief in holding back the deployment of any resources. Earlyaugust, Southern California the hills outside los angeles are on fire. Californias governor has declared a state of emergency. Weve just arrived on the scene. The situation is critical. The entire mountainside is smoldering. This thick acrid smok...

Boone County Commissioners again failed to appoint members of the county’s health board on Tuesday. And the county’s top health official wants to know why.

IT all began with a photo of the Northern Supermarket in Whitby Avenue in York. We asked readers if they remembered the store - which some reported to be York's first supermarket - and the floodgates opened. Readers have been sharing memories, not only of the Northern, but also of a long list of other well-known and loved supermarts in York that are no longer with us. And we've had a look through our archives to find some old photos of some more of York's long 'lost' supermarkets. The photos... Our photos today include: The Co-op in Acomb in 1973; Frank Dee's Supermarket, Clifton Gr...

They were thought to be extinct until the site in the Blue Mountains, the precise location of which is kept secret, was discovered about 30 years ago. Kean said the new declaration would bolster protection for the site and included a requirement that the government develop a dedicated fire management strategy to ensure the survival of the species. He said there would also be a requirement for ongoing ecological monitoring and management. The strategy and other protection measures are still to be finalised. “The Wollemi pines are often described as a living fossil, having been around when di...