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LINDLEY, N.Y. (AP) — The latest twist in the search for two escaped, convicted killers is a possible sighting some 300 miles from the northern New York prison they cut themselves out of with power tools. New York State Police say a videotape is on its way for analysis and investigators are questioning possible witnesses in Steuben County where two men fitting the description were seen near railroad tracks.
CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) — Forgiveness and calls to repent are what victims' family members conferred on the man charged with killing nine people in a South Carolina church. They got to speak to Dylann Storm Roof during his bond hearing. Thousands gathered last night for a vigil for the victims.
COTATI, Calif. (AP) — Funerals will be held today for victims of a Northern California balcony collapse. Mourners will remember two cousins who were among the six people killed. The balcony snapped off the fifth floor of a Berkeley apartment building during a birthday party. Seven people are being treated in hospitals. A vigil was held last night in Oakland for the other four victims.
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Congressional Budget Office says there won't be much impact on the budget deficit from repeal of the Affordable Care Act but some 20 million people would be thrown into the ranks of the uninsured. The report comes ahead of a highly anticipated Supreme Court ruling that could nullify health insurance subsidies for some 6 million people in more than 30 states. The budget analysts say that would add new uncertainties to their estimates.
WASHINGTON (AP) — An upcoming government audit reportedly says safety regulators bear some of the responsibility for failing to detect the General Motors ignition switch defect that's linked to more than 110 deaths. The New York Times and Detroit News report that an audit by the Transportation Department's Office of Inspector General says the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration repeatedly failed to hold automakers accountable for safety lapses and took nearly a decade to find the GM flaw.
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