Man charged after weapon on flight from Oakland
Nathaniel Basa, 34, of Chicago, boarded a Southwest Airlines flight in Oakland with a nunchaku in a violin case and paced the aisles. He was charged with aggravated battery, resisting arrest, and boarding an aircraft with a weapon after being taken into custody at Midway Airport.
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Chicago
Nathaniel Basa
Southwest Airlines
Oakland
Calif
Midway Airport
Pat Camden
Basa
Matthew Jackson
California firm fined 2 million for anti spam violations
PW Marketing LLC and owners Paul Willis and Claudia Griffin were fined 2 million dollars and banned from owning or running any Internet ad business for 10 years. Prosecutors say the company sent millions of unsolicited emails promoting tools for spamming and failed to include a toll free stop line, valid return address, or ADV label as required by the 1998 anti spam law.
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San Jose
Calif
California
PW Marketing LLC
Paul Willis
Claudia Griffin
Prosecution ties Muhammad to Alabama liquor store shootingDead and wounded in liquor store shooting linked to sniper suspect
Prosecutors urged jurors to pin John Allen Muhammad to the Alabama liquor store killings that left Claudine Parker dead and Kellie Adams wounded, relying on medical examiner Emily Ward's testimony about high powered rifle wounds and a tiny handgun linked to Lee Boyd Malvo. The case hinges on proving Muhammad's involvement in at least one other murder to satisfy a capital murder count tied to a three year spree.
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Virginia Beach
John Allen Muhammad
Alabama
Emily Ward
Muhammad
Lee Boyd Malvo
Virginia
Ward
Claudine Parker
Parker
Kellie Adams
Malvo
Utah drops medical neglect case against Parker Jensen parents
Utah dismissed its medical neglect case against Caren and Barbara Jensen who refused chemotherapy for son Parker Jensen, 12, after a judge warned them their son's life was at risk. Parker, diagnosed with Ewing's sarcoma, had custody taken and treatment begun, but the parents fled. They pleaded guilty Oct. 2 to custodial interference. kidnapping charges were dropped. The misdemeanor conviction may be erased in a year if they stay out of trouble.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Parker
Robert Yeates
Parker Jensen
Ewing
Caren
Barbara Jensen
Division of Child and Family Services
Jensens
Al-Qaida plotted to destroy U S Embassy in Nairobi
Kenyan police report details a June plan by al Qaida operatives to bomb the U S Embassy in Nairobi with a truck bomb and a hijacked plane loaded with explosives. The scheme involved Salmin Khamis and Nabhan, with a May Malindi meeting and an Eastleigh staging point, and concluded the mission could have been accomplished.
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Kenya
al- Qaida
U.S
Associated Press
Somalia
Osama bin Laden
al-Qaida
Mombasa
Salmin Mohammed Khamis
Khamis
Saleh Ali Saleh Nabhan
Malindi
Nabhan
Eastleigh
Wilson Airport
Pentagon
General strike hammers Italy across transport and schools
Rome Bologna and Naples led mass rallies as millions of workers stayed home to protest pension reform. Alitalia and foreign carriers canceled flights while state railways canceled about half the trains. Fiat workers joined the protest and many public school staff stayed home.
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Rome
Italy
Bologna
Naples
Silvio Berlusconi
Alitalia
Air France
Lufthansa
British Airways
KLM
Fiat
Missing 9 year old Cecilia Zhang spurs Toronto plea
Cecilia Zhang, 9, vanished from her Toronto area home after bedtime Sunday. Police and volunteers search the suburb as parents Sherry Xu and Raymond Zhang publicly plead for her safe return, expressing faith and asking abductors to contact authorities. The case draws widespread media attention and is treated as an abduction.
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Toronto
Cecilia Zhang
Canada
Sherry Xu
Britain warns of possible terrorist attacks in Saudi Arabia
Britain's Foreign Office said terrorists may be in the final phases of planning attacks in Saudi Arabia and advised British nationals to avoid nonessential travel. The warning remained in place with cautions about security at military sites. US officials noted no new alerts but continued vigilance amid reports of al Qaeda operatives near mounting an attack during Ramadan.
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London
Britain
Foreign Office
Saudi Arabia
Department
U.S
al-Qaida
FBI
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