41º in ABQ; 70% humidity at 6A…overnight rain at The Beach; officer shooting at Duke City APT complex near Indian School & San Pedro; man who was falsely accused of committing a crime finds it’s not as easy to remove the incidence from an otherwise clean criminal record; this year, the Luminaria tour will start at the ABQ CONV CTR, not the Pit; the Lobos lost; state fish hatchery being renovated by stimulus money; man cut off the ears of a pit bull, and threw them in the trash; who shot an ABQ police officer in her home?; the RV ‘Freedom One’, which honored veterans, was destroyed in yesterday’s fire; not enough tickets were sold at Duke City house raffle; how appropriate: Sarah Palin will be at a book signing in Roswell; Krispy Kreme returns to NM: gang fight outside funeral home; smuggling drugs over the NM border is getting harder, so drug cartels are kidnapping people, and holding them for ransom; someone from France has subscribed to my YouTube site!; two children left alone while mother went to see a concert?; Duke City police attacked by two men brandishing a sledgehammer & a knife; Shirley Ribando was one of the ‘Best of ABQ’; NM Uranium enrichment facility will layoff workers; ‘Super Nanny’ casting call across NM; worst UNM football season since 1987;
deadly Louisiana rollover crash in which most passengers were ejected from the vehicle; another METRO subway crash this AM: it took place at the W Falls Church rail yard at 4:30A, workers reported only minor injuries; and another METRO worker was killed when struck by a train in September; let the Senate battle begin over health care reform; Tom Cruise still performs his own stunts; did people spend enough money during Black Friday…maybe; here we go again: three people have died from a shooting in KS; CA car crash killed four people; this is the news we hear every day; the never-ending foreclosure crisis that sweeps across the entire US; four off duty police officers were gunned down in a WA coffee house, the quartet were wearing bulletproof vests, and were targeted by the gunman, who was wounded by one of the cops; 50% of our children will receive food stamps during their early years; some areas of the country saw a decrease in sales on Black Friday, blaming it on bad weather; 195 million shopped this holiday weekend, but on the AVG spent less than in 2008; the ‘name & shame’ tactic against banks that don’t loan may not work; owner of Dallas strip club who was awarded an Entrepreneur of the Year Award, then told the honor was rescinded, still donated money to starting an animal shelter; temporary workers are on the rise; explosion at Newport News, VA middle school injured eight workers; White House party crashers want money for their story; vampire movie remains in first place, box office revenue sets a new record; 
6.2 quake reported off the coast of Indonesia; the UAE will back Dubai banks; many passengers still missing after Russian train crash; Iran building more nuclear refineries; $100 billion to be spent by the US on the AFG war; could bun Laden have been caught in 2001?; Susan Boyle’s album reaches number one in Britain;
deadly Louisiana rollover crash in which most passengers were ejected from the vehicle; another METRO subway crash this AM: it took place at the W Falls Church rail yard at 4:30A, workers reported only minor injuries; and another METRO worker was killed when struck by a train in September; let the Senate battle begin over health care reform; Tom Cruise still performs his own stunts; did people spend enough money during Black Friday…maybe; here we go again: three people have died from a shooting in KS; CA car crash killed four people; this is the news we hear every day; the never-ending foreclosure crisis that sweeps across the entire US; four off duty police officers were gunned down in a WA coffee house, the quartet were wearing bulletproof vests, and were targeted by the gunman, who was wounded by one of the cops; 50% of our children will receive food stamps during their early years; some areas of the country saw a decrease in sales on Black Friday, blaming it on bad weather; 195 million shopped this holiday weekend, but on the AVG spent less than in 2008; the ‘name & shame’ tactic against banks that don’t loan may not work; owner of Dallas strip club who was awarded an Entrepreneur of the Year Award, then told the honor was rescinded, still donated money to starting an animal shelter; temporary workers are on the rise; explosion at Newport News, VA middle school injured eight workers; White House party crashers want money for their story; vampire movie remains in first place, box office revenue sets a new record; 
6.2 quake reported off the coast of Indonesia; the UAE will back Dubai banks; many passengers still missing after Russian train crash; Iran building more nuclear refineries; $100 billion to be spent by the US on the AFG war; could bun Laden have been caught in 2001?; Susan Boyle’s album reaches number one in Britain;
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