N'west Storm Kills 6, Cuts Power to 1.5M  © The Associated Press Police: Man Kills 5, Self in Kansas City A man killed five people, including three of his children, before fatally shooting himself Saturday morning, and a fourth child was in the hospital with life-threatening wounds, police said. more Spacewalkers to Look at Solar Array  © The Associated Press Police: Tank Johnson Present at Shooting Troubled Chicago Bears nose tackle Tank Johnson was at a nightclub early Saturday morning when a man who called himself the player's bodyguard was shot to death, authorities said. more Sen. Johnson Resting, Remains Critical  © The Associated Press
Judge Approves 2 Comair Contract Deals A federal judge has approved agreements between Comair and its flight attendants and mechanics on union concessions the airline says it must have to emerge from bankruptcy. more Spain Suspends Air Madrid's License Spain's Civil Aviation authority suspended the flying license of Air Madrid airline early Saturday, hours after the troubled airline announced it was halting its operation, leaving thousands of passengers stranded in Spain and abroad. more U.S. Firm to Build China Nuke Reactors  © The Associated Press Phone, Cable Companies to Battle in 2007  © The Associated Press Chrysler CEO Tackles Sales, Marketing The head of DaimlerChrysler AG's Chrysler Group is assuming personal responsibility for the automaker's sales and marketing division. more
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Publisher Behind O.J. Simpson Book Fired  © The Associated Press ABC Pulls `Day Break' and Shatner Show ABC has turned off the lights for "Day Break" and "Show Me the Money." The low-rated series airing back-to-back on Wednesday have been pulled by the network. more Winfrey, ABC Working on 2 Reality Shows  © The Associated Press Friends Present Bail for Ono's Driver  © The Associated Press Anastasio Charged With Drugged Driving  © The Associated Press
State Pandemic Preparations Vary Widely  © The Associated Press Survivors Recall Horror of Flu Pandemic  © The Associated Press Germ Outbreak Reported at L.A. Hospital A hospital has closed its neonatal and pediatrics intensive care units to new admissions after a potentially fatal bacterium sickened seven children, including an infant who may have died from the infection, officials said. more 300 Say They Got Ill at Olive Garden  © The Associated Press FDA OKs Celebrex As Treatment for Kids Pfizer Inc. won federal approval Friday to market the painkiller Celebrex as a treatment for the tens of thousands of children with a devastating form of arthritis. more
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Computer Worm Attacks Business PCs A computer worm is attacking some business PCs through a flaw in antivirus software by Symantec Corp., a security company warned Friday. more New NYC Taxis to Have TV and Tracking New York's next generation of cabs is coming _ complete with TV. The new features _ designed to help riders pass the time, pay the fare and even find their lost umbrellas _ are expected to start hitting the streets within two weeks. more Amazon Countersues IBM Over Patents Amazon.com Inc. denies it violated IBM Corp. patents in building its massive retail Web site, and alleges instead that IBM infringed on Amazon's technology to beef up its own offerings. more Phone, Cable Companies to Battle in 2007  © The Associated Press Senior AOL Executives Said to Be Leaving Three senior executives are leaving AOL following a recent shake-up that brought in a veteran NBC executive as the online company's new chief executive, two people familiar with the matter said Friday. more
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