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Two months after a Siberian tiger mauled three men at the San Francisco Zoo - resulting in the death of one of them - two other men were allegedly caught late Thursday throwing acorns at the zoo’s two black rhinos.

AP - A military prosecutor has appealed a judge’s decision to throw out a subpoena seeking unaired footage of a CBS News interview given by a Marine squad leader charged in the killings of 24 Iraqis.

After a kind family takes in a charming and mysterious stranger, they discover what he was really escaping from a little too late.

AP - A Chinese fugitive accused of killing his wife in New Zealand, abandoning his 3-year-old daughter in Australia and fleeing to the United States will be deported instead of facing an extradition hearing, officials said Friday.

AP - A jury found a man guilty of first-degree murder Friday in the killing of a 10-year-old girl, reaching its decision within minutes the day after hearing his macabre videotaped confession.

Responding to complaints of soft penalties for teen car thieves, Santa Clara County officials have decided to channel more young suspects to monitoring and rehabilitation programs after they are taken to juvenile hall.

A Willow Glen businessman is under investigation after San Jose police saw him on a local news broadcast Feb.

AFP - An American judge ordered Barry Bonds’ grand-jury testimony to be unsealed and asked prosecutors to re-write the perjury case against Major League Baseball’s home-run king.

Reuters - Barry Bonds won an initial
courtroom skirmish on Friday when a federal judge found that
steroid perjury charges against him were improperly structured,
a finding that complicates the government case against the U.S.
baseball home run king.

At a small-town courthouse in one of rural Mississippi’s poorest counties, Dr. Michael West swore under oath that a dead girl had bite marks all over her body and that they were made by the two front teeth of the man charged with murdering her.