HEADLINES April 22, 2013

The White House announcing alleged Boston bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev will not be tried as an "enemy combatant" but he will face charges that could carry the death penalty. Canadian Mounted Police thwarted an al Qaeda backed terror plot to derail amtrak trains running from Toronto to New York. Air traffic control furloughs started today -- thanks to the budget sequester -- leading to delays as long as three hours at the nations busiest airports. Australian rocker Chrissy Amphlett -- lead singer of "The Divinyls" died today at 53 of breast cancer and MS. Chrissy topped the u-s charts in 1991 with the hit "I Touch Myself" And speaking of.... Anthony Weiner's popped up back on twitter today, the very site that took the former Congressman down in 2011. He’s Looking to run for New York mayor and should probably think long and hard about what he tweets this time.
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