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Cleveland victims in contact since rescue

Two of the three women held captive in a Cleveland home for a decade have been in contact since their rescue, NBC News has learned.Gina DeJesus and Michelle Knight, who police say spent nine years together in captivity before the were freed Monday, have spoken since Knight was released from the hospital yesterday. Knight, DeJesus and Amanda Berry, along with a 6-year-old daughter whom Berry bore i...

Spacewalkers hopeful new pump control fixes space station coolant leak

Two spacewalking astronauts may have fixed an ammonia leak outside the International Space Station Saturday, perhaps bringing the outpost's vital cooling system back up to full strength.Clad in bulky spacesuits, NASA astronauts Chris Cassidy and Tom Marshburn replaced a pump control box thought to be responsible for the leak of ammonia, which cools down the orbiting lab's systems.

Spacewalkers hopeful new pump fixes space station coolant leak

Two spacewalking astronauts may have fixed an ammonia leak outside the International Space Station Saturday, perhaps bringing the outpost's vital cooling system back up to full strength.Clad in bulky spacesuits, NASA astronauts Chris Cassidy and Tom Marshburn replaced a pump control box thought to be responsible for the leak of ammonia, which cools down the orbiting lab's systems.

West, Texas, man charged with destructive device to plead not guilty

A volunteer paramedic in the Texas town rocked by a massive fertilizer plant explosion in April will plead not guilty to charges that he possessed an explosive device, his lawyer said Saturday.Bryce Reed, 31, is due to appear in court on Wednesday.

As bank robbery goes high-tech, cybercops struggle to keep up

LONDON (AP) - International law enforcement agencies say the recent $45 million dollar ATM heist is just one of many scams they're fighting in an unprecedented wave of sophisticated cyberattacks. Old-school robberies by masked criminals are being eclipsed by stealth multimillion dollar cybercrime operations which are catching companies and investigators by surprise.

'Hundreds of buildings like this': Bangladesh factories geared to produce tragedy

While Bangladeshis had a moment of joy Friday when one woman was pulled alive from the garment factory that collapsed, killing  more than 1,000, many fear a similar incident could easily happen again.Working conditions are poor and regulations are routinely overlooked in Bangladesh, where standard wages can be as little as $51 per week. The tragedy at the Rana Plaza on the outskirts of Dhaka came ...

Mom's the word! TV's greatest mothers -- and a few who need retraining

Ah, Mother's Day. Have your flowers? A card? Dinner reservations? Well, if you'd been brought up by some of TV's best mother figures, you'd be all prepared for Sunday. On the other hand, there are some TV mamas out there who never got the memo on raising kids right.

Spacewalkers fix space station's coolant leak

Two NASA spacewalkers are troubleshooting an ammonia leak in the coolant system for one of the International Space Station's massive solar arrays, just two days after the problem was detected.Watch the spacewalk liveSaturday's operation ranks as one of the fastest turnarounds ever for a space station repair — a feat that impressed the orbital outpost's Canadian commander, Chris Hadfield.

Last-minute entry transforms Iranian race

Former president Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani threw himself into Iran's election race on Saturday as a flurry of heavyweight candidates rushed to beat the registration deadline in the most unpredictable contest for decades.Iranian media reported that Rafsanjani - a relative moderate - had registered for the June 14 presidential election with just minutes to spare.

Trenton hostage standoff enters second day

A hostage situation in the New Jersey capital of Trenton entered its second day on Saturday as police worked to draw out an unidentified armed man who has taken “multiple” hostages amid reports of fatalities.Negotiations continued in the standoff Saturday said Trenton Police spokesman Lt. Steve Varn.

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