Russian jet explodes in Siberia killing three
A Tu-154 passenger jet with 124 aboard caught fire while taxiing in Surgut on a snowbound runway and exploded, killing three and injuring 43 including six seriously burned. Most passengers and crew evacuated as flames engulfed the aircraft.
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Spider-Man actor to leave rehab after Broadway fall
Christopher Tierney, the stunt actor who fell 30 feet during Spider-Man Turn Off the Dark, will be released from a rehabilitation facility on Wednesday after skull fracture and back surgery. The 65 million production canceled previews, then reopened with new safety measures ahead of February 7 opening.
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Oprah launches OWN network with soft weekend debut
Oprah Winfrey’s new cable channel OWN began with a quiet, holiday weekend launch. The preview hour highlighted future shows including Behind the Scenes The Oprah Show Final Season Master Class and Your OWN Show. Initial availability spans over 80 million homes with a projected cost of 189 million dollars.
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Bombing at Egyptian church leaves 21 dead
A New Year’s Day car bomb at Saints Church in east Alexandria killed 21 people and wounded 79 as worshippers left Mass. Clergy and security forces faced street clashes with Coptic mourners, while Egypt blamed unknown foreign elements for the attack linked to al Qaida style bombing.
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Ivory Coast leaders push for international action to oust Gbagbo
A top ally urged legitimate force to remove Laurent Gbagbo as ECOWAS and the UN press for Ouattara's presidency. Guillaume Soro accuses Gbagbo of stalling, while Ban Ki moon and UN say they back the election result and seek an end to the stalemate.
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Florida python attack toddler in Oxford prompts manslaughter charges
Investigative documents show Gypsy the 8 foot 6 inch albino Burmese python had not been fed for a month and escaped its 150 gallon tank ten times before attacking 2 year old Shaianna Hare in Oxford Florida. The child's mother and her boyfriend face up to 15 years for manslaughter or third degree murder and child abuse. The emaciated snake weighed under 13 pounds and had slipped its lidless terrarium twice that day.
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