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1 dead as severe storms sweep across Southeast
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A line of severe storms swept across the Southeast on Thursday, damaging homes and businesses in at least four states. One person was killed by a tornado in North Carolina.
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1 dead as severe storms sweep across Southeast
http://www.ff.4te.eu/index.php/2008/05/09/1-dead-as-severe-s...A line of severe storms swept across the Southeast on Thursday, damaging homes and businesses in at least four states. One person was killed by a tornado in North Carolina.
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U.S. denies Iraq claims of terror leader’s arrest
http://bioduniginla.wordpress.com/2008/05/09/us-denies-iraq-...Man seized by Iraqi forces is not al-Masri after all, American military says K Conflict in Iraq video MORE VIDEO Tending to the bereft in Baghdad May 7: Iraqi Al-Musawi has made it her mission to collect aid from charities and the U.S. military, going door-to-door to make sure it gets to every family. NBC’s Richard Engel reports. Found in translation: Iraqi saves U.S. lives Fierce fighting erupts in Baghdad Iraq war timeline Key political and military moments since the 2003 invasion Interactive Fight for Iraq Learn more about the ethnic, religious and political powerplays in this virtual tour led by NBC’s Richard Engel. Timeline: Key moments since 2003 invasion Do you remember ‘shock and awe’? Newsvine: A soldier’s view from Iraq FirstPerson: Your images from Iraq, home Interactive: Where is Jessica Lynch now? How much do you recall? Take our quiz Discuss your thoughts on the war SEE ALL OF OUR SPECIAL SECTION Newsweek: Voices from Iraq A Newsweek reporter’s reflections For a taxi driver, terrible sights and loss Iraqis find ‘heaven’ in the Green Zone Schoolteacher sees tragedy and loss A refugee not yet ready to return For U.S. aid worker, mixed feelings SEE FULL SECTION: 5 YEARS IN IRAN World Blog: Baghdad, Iraq Is Iran the biggest problem in Iraq? Iraq’s biggest aid agency? Muqtada al-Sadr & co. Fear follows Iraqis abroad Photos of soldiers who’ve made the ultimate sacrifice in Iraq and Afghanistan. Pictures and messages from U.S. troops overseas and their friends, family at home. Most popular • Most viewed • Top rated • Most e-mailed Cyclone Nargis embodied the ‘perfect storm’ A rival to burial: Dissolving bodies with lye Records offer glimpse into polygamist families Dumbest move EVER made on ‘Survivor’ Russia brings back tanks for Soviet-style parade Most viewed on msnbc.com Florida moves to curb ocean sewage dumping Bone marrow treatments ‘repair’ MS patients Man finds infant dumped in yard waste bin Disfigured bald eagle to get a bionic beak Survey shows rise in U.S. honey bee deaths Most viewed on msnbc.com Driver kills dog, then sues owners for damage Update: UR campus lockdown suspect in court; teen confesses A rival to burial: Dissolving bodies with lye Russia brings back tanks for Soviet-style parade 1 dead as severe storms sweep across Southeast Most viewed on msnbc.com MSNBC News Services updated 2:57 a.m. CT, Fri., May. 9, 2008 BAGHDAD - A man seized by Iraqi forces is not the head of al-Qaida in Iraq, the U.S. military said Friday, despite earlier announcements by several Iraqi officials that Abu Ayyub al-Masri had been captured. Iraqi security sources, speaking to Reuters, had already begun to cast doubt on the earlier announcement that Abu Ayyub al-Masri, an Egyptian also known as Abu Hamza al-Muhajir, had been captured in an operation in Mosul on Wednesday. One senior security source in Mosul told Reuters the man seized in that raid was an Iraqi. U.S. military spokeswoman Peggy Kageleiry said “neither coalition forces nor Iraqi security forces detained or killed Abu Ayyub al-Masri. This guy had a similar name.” She said Friday that no additional details were being provided. Story continues below ↓
