A Seattle man discovered an artifact from the U.S.S. Arizona, which was sunk in the Pearl Harbor Attack, in the home of his father after the WWII vet died recently. (Dec. 6)
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San Diego, Calif., police released surveillance video that shows a burglar who got stuck in the ceiling of a building under construction. Police say he ripped a camera off the wall, but didn’t touch the computer recording the video. (Dec. 6)
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President Barack Obama rallied Senate Democrats to stand together on his sweeping health care overhaul Sunday amid signs of progress on the divisive issue of whether the government can compete with private industry in selling insurance. (Dec. 6)
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Senate candidate Carly Fiorina says a concern in the health care debate is that medical decisions aren’t made by panels like the one that recently weakened recommendations on mammograms. Fiorina uses the weekly Republican address to say that the mammogram panel focused on cost. (Dec. 5)
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Four robbers burst into a New York City jewelry and point guns at the workers inside. A customer tries to get away but is grabbed and thrown to the floor. All of this is caught on tape. The robbers are still on the loose. (Dec. 4)
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President Barack Obama says he’s concentrating on jobs even as he works on plans to strengthen the whole economy. In his weekly radio and Internet address. (Dec. 5)
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Police say job hunters are being duped by scammers who post fake job advertisements and then break into homes while applicants head to an interview.
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Pearl Harbor Artifact Rediscovered 68 Years After Attack
