(CNN) -- Billy Ray Cyrus may be a country boy at heart, but he is also pretty savvy when it comes to navigating Hollywood. Billy Ray Cyrus has a full plate with acting, touring, composing and being a dad. When others wrote him off as a novelty act after the 1992 hit "Achy Breaky Heart," Cyrus kept making music and eventually turned to acting. It was a decision he said came after some well-timed fatherly advice. "In the mid-'90s, my dad said to me 'Son, you've got all of your eggs in one basket and you are living and dying by music,' " Cyrus recalled. "He said 'I want you to have a career like Kenny Rogers.' " Cyrus said his dad suggested he branch out into acting. Cyrus eventually auditioned for and won a role in what appeared to be an unlikely vehicle -- David Lynch's 2001 film "Mulholland Drive." After Lynch, known for such works as "Blue Velvet" and "Twin Peaks," suggested that Cyrus should continue to pursue the craft, he went on to star in the television drama "Doc," which also helped spur the career of Cyrus' greatest production -- "Hannah Montana" star, and Cyrus' daughter, Miley Cyrus. Now, with the release of "Hannah Montana: The Movie" on Blu-ray and DVD, a music tour and an upcoming role in a film featuring comedian George Lopez and martial arts expert Jackie Chan, Cyrus is staying busy. He recently took some time out of his hectic schedule to talk to CNN about how he keeps it all together, how he manages raising a family full of performers (son Trace is a member of the band Metro Station, daughter Brandi performs with the band Frank and Derol and also acts, as do younger children Braison and Noah) and what makes him a good fit for Hollywood. CNN: What do you like about "Hannah Montana: The Movie?" Billy Ray Cyrus: I think it's got a certain amount of realism to it with art imitating life imitating art. It certainly parallels a lot of things in mine and Miley's real world and real lives. I wrote the song "Back to Tennessee" and as I read the script for the movie, "Back to Tennessee" became a cornerstone of the film and the title track off the album. The realism of the film translates into the music, and I think vice versa. CNN: The film speaks to never losing touch with your roots. How important is that to you? Cyrus: Extremely. My dad told me as a kid to always be aware of where you are, always have a vision for your future, but never forget where you came from. CNN: You've had careers in both music and acting. Do you still feel a bit like a fish out of water dealing with Hollywood? Cyrus: I love Hollywood as far as being an actor. Getting to work with Jackie Chan and George Lopez in this new film we have coming out in January ["The Spy Next Door"], working with Heather Locklear and Patricia Neal in the Lifetime movie "Flying By" and Brooke Shields, who has appeared as my deceased wife on "Hannah Montana." I look back at it now and think that I may fit in more to the film community than I do Nashville, to tell you the truth. I love what I do. CNN: Do you have a preference, then, for acting over music? Cyrus: My preference is to find projects that can combine the two. I also love to write scores. I wrote a lot of the scores for "Doc" and I love to write scores for other projects. CNN: How do you balance being a star with being a dad? Cyrus: The very best I can. I just take it one step at a time and do the best I can. My dad was to me what I try to be to Miley, which

Question: what year did Achy Breaky Heart come out?

Question: what was in 1992

Question: who advised him to take up acting?

Question: what sort of projects does he prefer working on?

Answer: 1992

Answer: "Achy Breaky Heart,"

Answer: dad

Answer: that can combine the two. I also love to write scores.

Summary:
Billy Ray Cyrus has worked steadily since 1992's "Achy Breaky Heart"
Singer turned to acting on advice of father and director David Lynch .
Says he prefers working on projects that combine acting and music .
He won't reveal the big-name artists he says want to remake his hit .


(CNN) -- Bitter cold weather was sweeping across the nation Thursday, putting the Midwest in a deep freeze. A thermometer registers minus 20 degrees Thursday in Hudson, Wisconsin. It was brutal in Ames, Iowa, on Wednesday. "Last night, the temperature was still above zero (3 degrees Fahrenheit), but the wind chill (minus 14 degrees) was cold enough to make your skin burn," iReporter Kevin Cavallin said. "When it gets this cold, your hands are just in pain when doing something as simple as carrying bags of groceries from the car to the apartment." iReport.com: What's the weather like near you? Send photos, video In Minneapolis, Minnesota, it felt like 40 below because of the wind chill, CNN meteorologist Rob Marciano said. It was 48 below in Fargo, North Dakota, where unprotected fingers could suffer frostbite in 60 seconds.  Watch the freeze in Iowa » The freezing temperatures are likely to remain in the East through the weekend, according to the National Weather Service. There were low teens Thursday along much of the Interstate 95 corridor, which hugs the Atlantic from Maine to Florida. It was 17 in New York, which had a moderate snowfall Thursday that delayed flights a few hours on the ground at LaGuardia Airport. "If you live east of the Mississippi River, the temperature at mid-morning may be the best you'll get," Marciano added. Temperatures dipped to 19 degrees below zero in Michigan and 10 below in Chicago, Illlinois. Snow caused more traffic nightmares in the Midwest. Snow also was falling in Trenton, New Jersey; New Haven, Connecticut; and other Northeast cities. Meanwhile, an icy cold front was pushing into the Southeast, with a cold high-pressure center expected to remain over the area through Saturday, the National Weather Service said. Another cold front is to move in late Sunday. The sun came out in Georgia, but forecasters said the weather would deteriorate by evening. Much of Georgia, including Atlanta, will be under a wind chill advisory from 7 p.m. Thursday to 7 a.m. Friday. Thursday's high in the state could reach 59, but the thermometer could reach as low as 14 at night, the weather service said. Forecasters said overnight temperatures will be accompanied by bitterly cold wind chills, possibly setting a record.

Question: What was the coldest spot in the US?

Question: It was what temperature in Chicago?

Question: Where is the icy cold front pushing into?

Question: What was the feels-like temp in Mpls.?

Question: What was the temperature in Chicago?

Question: What was the actual temp in Chicago?

Question: The cold front is pushing where?

Question: How cold did it feel in Minneapolis?

Question: How long will this cold weather last, possibly?

Question: What did it feel like because of the wind chill?

Question: It felt like 40 below in Minneapolis because of what?

Answer: Fargo, North Dakota,

Answer: (3 degrees Fahrenheit),

Answer: the Southeast,

Answer: 40 below

Answer: 10 below

Answer: Illlinois.

Answer: Southeast,

Answer: felt like 40 below

Answer: through the weekend,

Answer: 40 below

Answer: of the wind chill,

Summary:
NEW: It felt like 40 below in Minneapolis, Minnesota, because of wind chill .
NEW: It was 10 below in Chicago -- without the wind chill .
Icy cold front is pushing into the Southeast and could last through Saturday .
iReport.com: Cold near you? Share your photos, video, stories .


(CNN) -- Blair MacIntyre imagines a world where tiny clouds of information -- Facebook statuses, business cards, Twitter posts -- float above all of our heads. "Augmented reality" can combine live video with data and information from the Internet. In some ways, it's not that far from reality. Advancements in mobile phone technology have cleared the way for a coming wave of "augmented reality" applications that merge the physical world with information compiled about people and places on the Internet. "When the technology gets there, this stuff could be amazingly useful and mildly terrifying in some ways," said MacIntyre, an associate professor at the Georgia Institute of Technology who has taught classes in augmented reality for a decade. The idea of pairing digital information with our real, 3-D environments is not especially new -- think robot-human vision in the "Terminator" movies. MacIntyre even plodded about college campuses in the 1990s wearing a 40-pound backpack and nerdy goggles, trying to make something similar happen. But as mobile phones become better equipped with GPS systems, which use satellites to locate the phones; compasses, which tell the direction the phone faces; and accelerometers, which relay the device's tilt; the once-lofty idea of augmented reality is being put into the hands of consumers. Last July in the Netherlands, a company called SPRXmobile released a mobile browser, Layar, that lets people see pieces of this new info-reality through their phone screens. A Layar user sets his or her phone to video mode, aims it around and sees all kinds of information pop up on the screen: blinking dots on apartments that are for sale, the values of those units, pull-down reviews of the bar up on the corner or details about sales at a nearby retail store. Watch a video demo of the app This makes information easier to find and helps people make better sense of the physical world around them, said Maarten Lens-FitzGerald, co-founder of Layar. "I think it will actually get you out more than you would stay at home," he said. "You're not at your couch anymore, you're not at your desk" when you need to find information. Layar, which bills itself as the first mobile browser that features augmented reality, is only available in the Netherlands and only on certain phones, including Google's Android, T-Mobile's G1 and the HTC Magic. But Lens-FitzGerald said the company plans to announce a global expansion plan on August 17 and will develop an app for the iPhone if Apple changes policies that obstruct developers from creating such applications on that device. A range of other "AR" apps are in development or are on the market. One, called Nearest Tube, highlights subway routes in New York and London. Wikitude is an app that aims to show people encyclopedic information about nearby landmarks. Like Wikipedia, users can add information to the service. The idea could usher in an era of cell-phone tour guides. Total Immersion, a French company, developed an app that makes 3-D baseball players spring to life from baseball cards. Users can turn the card to see their favorite players, through a phone screen, from all angles. And at Georgia Tech, researchers are working on video games that may one day make it look like virtual zombies are chasing players down real-world streets. Alex Michaelis, CEO of Tweetmondo, a site that pairs Twitter posts with geographical information, said he has developed an app that will let mobile phone users see their friends' tweets through the video camera on their phones. He expects it to be available within the month. "It adds information to your world, and this is what it's all about," he said. To picture how that service would work, think about walking into your living room in the evening. If a roommate had posted to Twitter from the couch, his or her Tweet would hover in that space when viewed through a mobile phone's video camera. Michaelis admits the model is a bit clunky for now

Question: What is Augmented reality?

Question: what is helping the advance of these technologies?

Question: What do AR apps do?

Question: What devices are AR apps being made for?

Question: what is the Augmented reality?

Answer: combine live video with data and information from the Internet.

Answer: MacIntyre

Answer: merge the physical world with information compiled about people and places on the Internet.

Answer: Google's Android, T-Mobile's G1

Answer: can combine live video with data and information from the Internet.

Summary:
"Augmented reality," a merger of the digital and virtual worlds, is coming to phones .
"AR" apps put info -- like Twitter posts -- on top of live video captured by phone .
Smartphone GPS and compass systems paved the way for the advance .
Some say AR is in its infancy; others question its usefulness .


(CNN) -- Blistering temperatures and winds battered parts of the upper Midwest on Tuesday, delivering to some states the coldest weather in decades. A chilling cold front is battering the upper Midwest and Great Lakes. On the heels of a blizzard that barreled into the Northern Plains, temperatures dropped to minus 18 degrees Fahrenheit in Minneapolis, Minnesota. In Hayward, Wisconsin, a man who was prone to sleepwalking died after exposure to the freezing temperatures there, according to CNN affiliate KDLH-TV in Duluth, Minnesota. Authorities said the man's son reported him missing about noon Tuesday. Police told KDLH they found bare footprints leading 190 feet away from the man's home. For Tony Williams, the temperature in Minneapolis, Minnesota, was more than his body could handle. After shoveling outside his home without gloves for 45 minutes in minus-17-degree weather, Williams suffered second-degree frostbite, according to CNN affiliate KARE-TV. "On his finger pads, all of his fingers and his thumb, he had the formation of blisters," Dr. Cheryl Adkinson, an emergency physician at Hennepin County Medical Center who treated Williams, told KARE. In Grand Forks, North Dakota, the weather was severe enough to break a record temperature from 1979, with minus 37 degrees, according to the National Weather Service. The blast of cold, snow and ice wreaked havoc on traffic throughout the Midwest. In cities across the area, schools and businesses shut their doors because of the icy temperatures, and residents tried to dig out their cars and streets. iReport.com: How is winter weather affecting you? In Arlington Heights, Illinois, railroad worker Matt Tesh was feeling the sting of near-zero wind chills as he shoveled snow from railroad tracks Tuesday morning, CNN affiliate WGN reported. See how the storm has hit Chicago, Illinois » Wearing several layers under his bright orange coat, he tried working without a face mask. That didn't last long. "Two or three minutes [without it], and my face was burning," he told WGN. In the next couple of days, forecasters aren't predicting much of a letup. The weather system, known as an "Alberta clipper," is expected to bring gusty winds, plummeting temperatures and a couple of inches of snow to Chicago, Illinois, on Wednesday morning, according to the weather service. The cold system from Canada will meet a system that originated in the Arctic and will spread below-freezing temperatures across the Great Lakes area, according to CNN meteorologist Guillermo Arduino.  See the forecast » The system will bring many states in the Midwest the coldest days of the season, with hazardous wind chills. The weather service forecasters predicted snowfall of 1 to 5 inches from the Dakotas to the southern Great Lakes and even to the Northeast by the end of the week. "Near-whiteout conditions and slick roads are expected to impact travel of all types," according to the weather service's central region headquarters. After previous blasts of snow and cold, airports in Chicago, Minneapolis, Milwaukee, Wisconsin; and Grand Rapids and Detroit, Michigan, are expected to have continuing delays, Arduino said. Temperatures in Detroit are expected to reach minus 18 degrees Wednesday and minus 12 degrees Thursday. In Minneapolis, the front will bring temperatures down to minus 21 degrees Wednesday and minus 29 degrees Thursday. In Bismarck, North Dakota, temperatures on Wednesday will dip near minus 20, with wind chills as low as minus 45 degrees. In the next couple of days, forecasters said, the city could receive 3 to 6 inches of snow on top of the 5 inches dumped there by the last winter system.

Question: Where did the winter system hit?

Question: Who are predicting below zero temps for the next few days?

Question: Where did a major winter system strike?

Question: What caused a man to suffer frostbite?

Question: How cold were the temperatures that affected the man who got frostbite?

Question: In what state did someone die because of the weather?

Question: What did forecasters predict?

Question: What did the man suffer from after shoveling in cold weather?

Question: What part of the country was affected by the storms, in general?

Question: What caused the frostbite case?

Question: What state did the man die in after sleepwalking?

Question: What caused a death in Wisconsin?

Answer: across the Great Lakes area,

Answer: forecasters

Answer: upper Midwest

Answer: shoveling outside his home without gloves for 45 minutes in minus-17-degree weather, Williams suffered second-degree

Answer: minus-17-degree

Answer: Wisconsin,

Answer: The weather system, known as an "Alberta clipper," is expected to bring gusty winds, plummeting temperatures and a couple of inches of snow to Chicago, Illinois, on Wednesday morning,

Answer: second-degree frostbite,

Answer: Grand Forks, North Dakota,

Answer: shoveling outside his home without gloves for 45 minutes in minus-17-degree weather,

Answer: Wisconsin,

Answer: second-degree frostbite,

Summary:
Major winter system hits Midwest, packing heavy winds and snow .
Forecasters predicting below-zero temperatures for next few days .
One man dies after sleepwalking barefoot outside in Wisconsin .
Man suffers frostbite after shoveling without gloves in  minus 17 degree weather .


(CNN) -- Boeing is asking pilots who fly its 737 jets to pay careful attention to flight instruments after Dutch investigators said a faulty altimeter contributed to the recent crash of a 737 in the Netherlands.

Turkish Airlines Flight 1951 broke into three pieces near Schiphol Airport on February 25.

The 737 is the most widely flown jet in commercial aviation. More than 6,000 have been sold, according to Boeing.

"Boeing reminds all operators to make sure flight crews pay close attention to all primary flight controls during critical stages of a flight," Boeing spokesman Jim Proulx told CNN on Thursday.

On February 25, Turkish Airlines Flight 1951 from Istanbul to Amsterdam dropped from the sky on approach to the landing strip at Schiphol Airport, breaking into three pieces in a muddy field.

Nine people died and 80 people were hurt in the accident.

In a memo to pilots, Boeing says there was a malfunction in one of the plane's two altimeters, which measure the altitude above the terrain where the plane is going to land.

The left altimeter was giving "erroneous" information, indicating that the plane was below 7 or 8 feet from ground level when it was actually about 2,000 feet in the air, the memo said.

That caused the automatic throttles to slow the plane down.

"Boeing recommends operators inform flight crews of the above investigation details and the (Dutch Safety Board) interim report when it is released. In addition, crews should be reminded to carefully monitor primary flight instruments," the memo said.

The plane was on automatic pilot when it crashed, said Pieter van Vollenhoven, head of the Dutch Safety Board.

The weather was misty at the time of the crash, possibly keeping the pilots from noticing their altitude, Van Vollenhoven said. Automatic pilot should not be used for landings if altimeters are malfunctioning, he said. Dutch investigators said there had been faulty meter readings on two other flights of the same jet, but the pilots were able to land.

In the Amsterdam crash, the pilots did not recognize the altimeter problem until it was too late, Van Vollenhoven said.

The Boeing memo notes that "the autothrottle, which uses the left radio altimeter data, transitioned to landing flare mode and retarded the throttles to the idle stop. The throttles remained at the idle stop for approximately 100 seconds during which time the airspeed decreased to approximately 40 knots below the selected approach speed."

Proulx said he did not know what that speed was for that particular 737 model.

The warning issued by Boeing was for many other models of 737 jets, not just the 737-800 involved in the Amsterdam crash.

Question: What caused automatic throttles to slow the plane down?

Question: who broke into three pieces?

Question: What type of pilots?

Question: What investigators said?

Question: Who should pay careful attention to flight instruments?

Question: What contributed to Netherlands crash?

Answer: left altimeter was giving "erroneous" information, indicating that the

Answer: Turkish Airlines Flight 1951

Answer: who fly its 737

Answer: a faulty altimeter contributed to the recent crash of a 737 in the Netherlands.

Answer: pilots

Answer: faulty altimeter

Summary:
Boeing urges 737 pilots to pay careful attention to flight instruments .
Dutch investigators said a faulty altimeter contributed to Netherlands crash .
Erroneous altitude data caused automatic throttles to slow the plane down .
The Turkish Airlines jet broke into three pieces on impact, killing nine people .


(CNN) -- Bolivian President Evo Morales has put the brakes on a controversial road project through a national park in the Amazon rainforest where indigenous communities live.

"The road project in the indigenous park ... is suspended," Morales announced Monday, after 41 days of sometimes violent protests.

Before the project can proceed, it will have to pass a referendum in Cochabamba and Beni provinces, where the road would be located, according to the president.

The announcement came as Morales condemned weekend violence between police and an indigenous group protesting the construction.

"We ... do not share the use of violence and the abuse toward the indigenous brothers who were on the march," the president said.

Some indigenous leaders said a baby was killed, but Morales said there was no evidence to support the claim.

"We do not know of the death of a baby or child; I hope it did not happen," the president. said.

But Jose Ortiz, leader of the Indigenous from northern La Paz, said "this attack ... will stay in the memory of all Bolivians. ... We are outraged."

Hundreds of people gathered Monday in the capital, La Paz, to denounce the violence, chanting "killers, killers, killers" to police.

Bienvenido Zacu, the deputy of the Guarayos Indigenous people from Santa Cruz called the violence "a violation of the human rights," saying it was the first time he had seen "this kind of abuse by an Indian government."

Some groups are planning a general strike for Wednesday.

Question: where the road ran?

Answer: national park in the Amazon rainforest

Summary:
The suspension follows 41 days of protests .
Violence broke out between demonstrators and police Sunday .
A referendum is required for the project to restart .
The road would run through the Amazon rainforest .


(CNN) -- Bolivian President Evo Morales on Sunday pledged to continue his hunger strike until Monday, when Congress -- including the opposition-led Senate -- is set to reconvene. Evo Morales on hunger strike at the presidential palace in Bolivia's capital, La Paz. Morales' speech, televised by a state-run station, was his first formal address to the nation since starting the strike Thursday in the government palace. More than three days into the strike, Morales appeared healthy during his address. The president wants the opposition-led Senate to set a date for general elections that are expected to give him another five-year term. Morales on Friday called on opposition members -- who walked out of the Congress in mid-session late Thursday -- to pass the election law, the government-run Bolivian Information Agency said. The nation's first indigenous president reportedly carried out an 18-day hunger strike in 2002, when he was expelled from Congress.

Question: who is the nations first indigenous president

Question: What did Evo Morales initiate on Thursday?

Question: what is expected to happen after the general election

Question: Who started a hunger strike?

Question: What nationality is he?

Question: Who is Evo Morales?

Question: Who is Morales?

Answer: Evo Morales

Answer: starting the strike

Answer: give him another five-year term.

Answer: Evo Morales

Answer: Bolivian

Answer: Bolivian

Answer: Bolivian

Summary:
Evo Morales initiated his hunger strike Thursday in the Government Palace .
Opposition-controlled Senate yet to pass law setting December date for vote .
General election expected to give him another five-year term .
Morales is the South American nation's first indigenous president .


(CNN) -- Bolivians are widely expected to approve a new constitution Sunday that would allow leftist President Evo Morales to run for another term this year, which he can't do under the current document.

The new constitution would eliminate term limits and allow President Evo Morales to run again for president.

The new constitution would replace the 1967 charter and give greater voice to the indigenous people who make up most of the country. It would also give more power to the central government.

Morales, speaking at rallies in La Paz and Cochabamba this week, said the new document will propel the nation.

"Once approved, this will be the refoundation of Bolivia and the refoundation of a new state where there will be equality and we will all have the same rights and the same obligations," he said.

Others say the referendum is a way for Morales to keep himself in power, a move that could plunge the country into further violence, division and uncertainty. That effort, critics say, is in ample evidence as some regions fight to break away and as the deaths of up to 30 peasant government supporters a few months ago led to accusations of a right-wing massacre.

"What will be opened is a new chapter of violence," said Carlos Toranzo, an investigator in La Paz with the Friedrich Ebert Foundation, a policy institute associated with the Social Democratic Party of Germany.

As campaigning on Sunday's referendum came to a close Thursday with massive festive rallies for each side, Bolivians gave voice to the chasm that separates them.

"What this constitutional project does is divide us," said Fernanda San Martin, who was at the final opposition rally in the city of Santa Cruz. "What it does is feed hate and racism in the country."

Efrain Tico Quispe, at a rally in favor of the new constitution, sees it from a different perspective.

"For them, it's division. It doesn't benefit them," he said. "But for humble people of our class, it serves us well."

The referendum has two parts: a straight yes-or-no vote on adopting the new constitution and a question asking Bolivians whether the maximum amount of private property that can be owned should be 5,000 or 10,000 hectares (12,355 or 24,710 acres).

The wide-ranging constitution would give the government a greater role in the economy and more control over natural resources, broaden nationalization of private industries and increase the rights of indigenous people.

The new document also would eliminate term limits for all elected offices and would allow the president to run for re-election to a second consecutive five-year term. The current constitution limits the president to one five-year term.

Under provisions of the new constitution, current terms would not be counted, so Morales could run in December and in 2014. In return for support for the constitution, Morales reportedly has agreed not to run in 2014 if he wins this year.

But Morales, who was elected in December 2005 by the largest margin since civilian rule was restored in 1982, would still be in office for nine years.

That part bothers those who see the vote as a way for Morales to keep himself in power.

Peter Hakim, president of the Inter-American Dialogue policy institute in Washington, warns against politicians "who use democracy to concentrate power."

Sunday's vote comes after a long and troubled path that saw the referendum postponed three times.

Morales, who campaigned on a promise to change the constitution, convened a constitutional assembly in July 2006, with a referendum scheduled for August 2007. The assembly did not have a draft document ready until December 2007.

After much wrangling and accusations that opponents were locked out of crucial votes, the Bolivian congress approved a referendum in February 2008, scheduling it for May. But the government suspended that vote in March because some of the nation's nine departments, or states, wanted to hold local referendums on greater autonomy during the May balloting.

In August, Morales said the referendum would be held in December. That vote

Question: Which country is this new constitution for?

Question: Who would the new constitution give more voice to?

Question: What kind of effect can it have on the people?

Question: Which country will have a new constitution?

Question: Who may this change keep in power?

Answer: Bolivia

Answer: the indigenous people

Answer: The wide-ranging constitution would give the government a greater role in the economy and more control over natural resources, broaden nationalization of private industries and increase the rights of indigenous

Answer: Bolivia

Answer: President Evo Morales

Summary:
New constitution would eliminate term limits, give more voice to indigenous people .
Some say it's just way for president to keep himself in power .
Critics express concern that dramatic change could lead to violence, divisions .
Policy investigator: "Bolivians won't know what to respect" under new constitution .


(CNN) -- Both people who died of swine flu in the United States had pre-existing health problems, federal health authorities said Thursday in a report. A student uses disinfectant as she arrives Thursday at the National Technical Institute in Mexico City. The 22-month-old child who died April 27 of the flu, also called H1N1, had neonatal myasthenia gravis, an autoimmune disease, said the report, which was written by a virus investigation team at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and published online in the New England Journal of Medicine. The child -- who was from Mexico and who fell ill while visiting relatives in Texas -- also had a heart defect, problems swallowing and chronic hypoxia, the report said. The 33-year-old Texas woman who died last week was pregnant when she became ill, the article said. She had been diagnosed with asthma, rheumatoid arthritis and psoriasis. The details came in a summary of the 642 confirmed cases of H1N1 infection that were diagnosed between April 15 and May 5 in 41 states among patients ranging in age from 3 months to 81 years. Sixty percent were 18 years or younger and 18 percent had recently traveled to Mexico, the report said. It said that 36 of the 399 patients with confirmed H1N1 infection whose hospitalization status was known had been hospitalized. Of the 22 hospitalized patients for whom data were available, four were younger than 5. Nine had chronic medical conditions, some of which included Down Syndrome and congenital heart disease. Seven patients said they had traveled to Mexico during the week before onset of illness. Eleven of those 22 hospitalized patients had pneumonia and eight patients were treated in an intensive care unit. Four were placed on ventilators. As of Tuesday, 18 of the 22 patients who had been hospitalized had recovered, it said. In a conference call with reporters, CDC's Dr. Carolyn Bridges said epidemiologists would be scrutinizing the disease's spread in South America, where the cool season is set to begin. Flu virus "prefers lower humidity and lower temperatures for transmission," she said. "We'll be looking closely to the Southern Hemisphere during their winter to see what happens. That may give us some clues as to what to expect." Brazil's health minister told reporters Thursday that four cases of H1N1 infection have been confirmed in Brazil. Three have been hospitalized and one is at home, said Health Minister Jose Gomes Temporao. One case is in Rio de Janeiro, two are in Sao Paolo and the fourth was in Minas Gerais in southeastern Brazil. Two of the patients had recently been in Mexico City; the other two had recently been in Florida, he said. Another 21 cases are suspected in Brazil, he said. In Buenos Aires, Health Minister Graciela Ocana confirmed Argentina's first H1N1 case -- a man who arrived April 25 from Mexico. The man was hospitalized in the capital and released after he recovered, Ocana said. The ultimate course of the disease remains unclear, said Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, who is involved in the effort to create a vaccine. "We may be seeing the tip of the iceberg," he told CNN. "We can't make any definitive projections about where this is going. It appears to be acting like a typical seasonal flu, only it's out of season. We shouldn't be seeing this much influenza and it's with a new virus and that's the cause fo the concern." Asked when a vaccine might be available, he said, "We hope to get doses by mid- to late fall." Journalist Fabiana Frayssinet in Rio de Janeiro and Brian Byrnes in Buenos Aires contributed to this story.

Question: What do Brazil report?

Question: What contributed to deaths of U.S. victims?

Question: What contributed to the deaths of the U.S. victims?

Question: How many cases of the H1N1 infection have been confirmed by the CDC?

Question: How many confirmed cases of H1N1 infections was summarized by the CDC?

Question: How many confirmed cases did the CDC report?

Question: How many case of the H1N1 infection does Brazil report?

Question: Who reports cases of H1N1?

Answer: H1N1 infection

Answer: pre-existing health problems,

Answer: pre-existing health problems,

Answer: 642

Answer: 642

Answer: 642

Answer: four

Answer: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

Summary:
Pre-existing conditions contributed to deaths of U.S. victims, officials say .
CDC report summarizes 642 confirmed cases of H1N1 infection .
Most hospitalized patients have recovered, report says .
Brazil reports four cases of H1N1 .


(CNN) -- Botswana has been hailed as one of Africa's success stories and a beacon for democracy on the continent. It's home to Africa's longest continuous multi-party democracy and has remained politically stable since gaining independence in 1966. President Ian Khama took office in April 2008 promising steady progress. At its helm is President Ian Khama, the country's former vice president and son of Botswana's founding president. The diamond trade and disciplined government have helped to transform Botswana from one of the world's poorest nations to a middle-income country. But there are still large problem facing the country, including the world's second high level of HIV infections, according to the World Bank, and a slowing of the countries economic growth. The 56-year-old Khama took over office in April 2008, succeeding Festus Mogae who had been in power for 10 years, promising no radical departure from his predecessor's policies. Khama was born in southern England and trained at the UK's Sandhurst Military Academy before returning to Botswana and later becoming the commander of the Botswana Defence Force. He left the military in 1998 to take up the position of vice president. As the son of Botswana's most popular former president, political analysts inside the country have expected Khama to unite the factions in the ruling Botswana Democratic Party (BDP) and continue steady economic and political progress. While Khama has only been in power for 11 months, there has been some criticism that his style is too authoritarian. Citing Afrobarometer, an independent research group, Botswana's newspaper Sunday Standard recently wrote that there was a growing public perception that Khama has issued more directives compared to his predecessors. One area in which he has taken a definite line is on his policy towards neighboring Zimbabwe, publicly opposing the government of President Robert Mugabe and declaring it illegitimate. A general election is set for October 2009, with the BDP expected to win. No other political party has held power in Botswana and some commentators fear the emergence of a political dynasty that would affect Botswana's democracy.

Question: Who is President of Botswana?

Question: what is the presidents name

Question: Is Botswana one of Africa's success stories?

Question: Which country is one of Africa's succees stories?

Question: Who is Botswana's president?

Answer: Ian Khama

Answer: Ian Khama

Answer: of

Answer: Botswana

Answer: Ian Khama

Summary:
Botswana's President Ian Khama talks to CNN on 'African Voices'
Former military general and son of Botswana's first president .
Botswana is one of Africa's success stories although HIV and Aids are rife .


(CNN) -- Brazil has confirmed 557 deaths caused by H1N1 flu, the highest total in the world, the nation's Health Ministry says. A vaccine against H1N1 is being tested but is not expected to be available until at least mid-October. The United States has counted 522 fatalities through Thursday, and nearly 1,800 people had died worldwide through August 13, U.S. and global health officials said. In terms of mortality rate, which considers flu deaths in terms of a nation's population, Brazil ranks seventh, and the United States is 13th, the Brazilian Ministry of Health said in a news release Wednesday. Argentina, which has reported 386 deaths attributed to H1N1 as of August 13, ranks first per capita, the Brazilian health officials said, and Mexico, where the flu outbreak was discovered in April, ranks 14th per capita. Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Mexico and the United States have the most total cases globally, according to the World Health Organization. The Brazilian Ministry of Health said there have been 6,100 cases of flu in the nation, with 5,206 cases (85.3 percent) confirmed as H1N1, also known as swine flu. The state of Sao Paulo had 223 deaths through Wednesday, the largest number in the country. In addition, 480 pregnant women have been confirmed with H1N1, of whom 58 died. Swine flu has been shown to hit young people and pregnant women particularly hard. Many schools in Sao Paulo have delayed the start of the second semester for a couple of weeks, and students will have to attend classes on weekends to catch up. Schools also have suspended extracurricular activities such as soccer, volleyball and chess to try to curtail spread of the disease. Flu traditionally has its peak during the winter months, and South America, where it is winter, has had a large number of cases recently. The World Health Organization said this week that the United States and other heavily populated Northern Hemisphere countries need to brace for a second wave of H1N1 as their winter approaches. Officials at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and other U.S. health agencies have been preparing and said this week that up to half of the nation's population may contract the disease and 90,000 could die from it. Seasonal flu typically kills about 64,000 Americans each year. A vaccine against H1N1 is being tested but is not expected to be available until at least mid-October and will probably require two shots at least one week apart, health officials have said. Since it typically takes a couple of weeks for a person's immunity to build up after the vaccine, most Americans would not be protected until sometime in November. The World Health Organization in June declared a Level 6 worldwide pandemic, the organization's highest classification.

Question: How many people died worldwide from H1N1?

Question: Who could die from new strain?

Question: where are the countries were this disease is most common?

Question: Who have most total cases globally?

Question: how many people die because of h1n1?

Question: How many people does the seasonal flu typically kill each year?

Question: How many people could die from the new strain?

Question: Which kills about 64,000 Americans each year?

Question: how many people die because of seasonal flu?

Answer: nearly 1,800

Answer: 90,000

Answer: Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Mexico and the United States

Answer: Brazil

Answer: 557

Answer: 64,000

Answer: 90,000

Answer: Seasonal flu

Answer: typically kills about 64,000 Americans each year.

Summary:
Nearly 1,800 people died worldwide of H1N1 through August 13 .
Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Mexico and U.S. have most total cases globally .
U.S. health officials said that up to 90,000 could die from new strain .
Seasonal flu typically kills about 64,000 Americans each year .


(CNN) -- Brazil has confirmed 657 fatalities caused by the H1N1 flu, the highest number of deaths in the world, the nation's Health Ministry said. Brazil registered 7,569 new cases of the virus also known as swine flu from August 25 to 29, the Health Ministry said. However, new cases of the virus had dropped in the past three weeks. In terms of mortality rate -- which considers flu deaths in terms of a nation's population -- Brazil ranks sixth and the United States is 12th, the Brazilian Health Ministry said in a news release this week. Argentina ranked first per capita, Brazilian health officials said.

Question: What happened over the past three weeks?

Question: What rank is Brazil for mortality rate?

Question: What has dropped in the last three weeks?

Question: How many new cases does Brazil have?

Question: Where doeas Argentina rank in mortality?

Question: What are the number of cases of viruses that Brazil has?

Question: What are the dates of the viruses being recorded?

Question: What did Healthy Ministry say about Brazil?

Question: Where does Argentina rank in mortalilty rate?

Answer: new cases of the virus had dropped

Answer: sixth

Answer: new cases of the virus

Answer: 7,569

Answer: first

Answer: 7,569

Answer: August 25 to 29,

Answer: 657 fatalities caused by the H1N1 flu,

Answer: first per capita,

Summary:
Brazil has 7,569 new cases of the virus from August 25 to 29, Health Ministry says .
However, new cases of the virus had dropped in the past three weeks .
In terms of mortality rate, Argentina ranks sixth, Brazil sixth and the U.S. is 12th .


(CNN) -- Brazil have returned to the top of the FIFA world rankings after a two-year absence, following their Confederations Cup final victory over the United States in South Africa on Sunday -- FIFA.com have reported. The Brazilian national side top the FIFA world rankings again after an absence of two years. Dunga's side came from behind to defeat the United States 3-2, a result which sees them replace Spain after the European champions were beaten in the semifinals to finish third in the Confederations Cup. Other changes in the top 10 see the Netherlands slip down a place into third while world champions Italy remain in fourth despite failing to make it past the first round in South Africa. Of the other countries that took part in the Confederations Cup, the United States are up two places to 12th, Egypt are up two to 38th and hosts South Africa are also up two to 70th. Meanwhile, disappointing performances from Iraq (94th, down 17) and New Zealand (100th, down 18) caused them to lose ground. In other news, Algeria (47th, up 19) and Tunisia (49th, up two) have climbed into the top 50 at the expense of Burkina Faso (51st, down one) and Finland (52nd, down three). Latest FIFA world rankings: 1. Brazil 1672 points (+4 places) 2. Spain 1590 (-1) 3. The Netherlands 1379 (-1) 4. Italy 1229 (0) 5. Germany 1207 (-2) 6. Russia 1161 (+3) 7. England 1135 (-1) 8. Argentina 1091 (-1) 9. France 1082 (+1) 10. Croatia 1031 (-2)

Question: Spain dropped to what position?

Question: Who was at the top of the ranking for the two years they weren't?

Question: Spain dropped to what position after their defeat?

Question: What did Dungas side win?

Question: How long was Brazil's absence?

Question: Who was the European champion?

Question: What country is at the top of the FIFA world ranking?

Answer: third

Answer: Brazil

Answer: 2.

Answer: Confederations Cup final

Answer: two years.

Answer: Spain

Answer: Brazil

Summary:
Brazil are back at the top of the FIFA world rankings after a two-year absence .
Dunga's side return to head of the list after winning recent Confederations Cup .
European champions Spain drop to second position after their semifinal defeat .


(CNN) -- Brazil legend Pele has been threatened with court action unless he retracts a reported allegation that compatriot Robinho, the Manchester City striker, has taken drugs. Robinho is "upset and disappointed" at comments attributed to Pele regarding the use of drugs. Pele had claimed Robinho and Brazil's former world footballer of the year Ronaldo used recreational drugs at a private party in Sao Paolo. Robinho's official Web site says the player is "upset and disappointed" at Pele whose alleged comments came during a court case involving his son, Edinho, was has admitted cocaine addiction. The story hit the headlines in Brazil and Robinho´s Web site says "that a formal retraction from Pele will be requested, if what he said was not misinterpreted by the media that published it. And if Pele does not come forward, he will have to deal with his very unfortunate comment in court. The statement by the player's representatives, added: "Robinho is upset and disappointed at Pele, who seems to have forgotten the great idol he was and that it appears Pele must be reading sensationlist medias, to come up with such wrongful statement." Brazilian radio station, Jovem Pan, had quoted Pele as saying that: "It is unfair to talk about drugs in football just because of one or two cases, like Robinho and (former Brazil striker) Ronaldo, who had that problem."

Question:
Who did he accuse of doing drugs?
Who is requesting a formal retraction?

Answer: Robinho,

Answer: Robinho,

Summary:
Pele threatened with court action unless he retracts reported drug accusations .
He reportedly alleged fellow Brazilians Robinho and Ronaldo had taken drugs .
Robinho's representatives say a formal retraction will be requested from Pele .


(CNN) -- Brazil turned on the style to defeat their South American rivals Chile 3-0 on Monday and set up a World Cup quarterfinal against the Netherlands.

The five-time world champions, who showed little of their usual dazzling play during the group phase, sent an ominous warning to their rivals as they comprehensively outplayed Chile in Johannesburg, with Juan, Luis Fabiano and Robinho all on target.

"We have to improve in all sectors of our play, but it was a nice game against Chile," Brazil coach Dunga told AFP.

"We have already said we are trying to play the open football which everyone wants to see. The players did well and we got forward a lot.

Dutch outclass Slovakia to reach quarters

Brazil, who welcomed playmaker Kaka back from a one-match ban, took the lead after 34 minutes from a straightforward corner routine.

Right-back Maicon crossed for central defender Juan, who rose above the Chilean defense to power his header into the net.

Brazil's second goal, four minutes later, was more characteristically Brazilian in its style and execution.

Robinho carried the ball down the left flank before squaring to Kaka, who cushioned a pass into the path of Luis Fabiano, who rounded the goalkeeper and scored.

The third goal, after 60 minutes, stemmed from a swift counter-attack, with Ramires charging down the center with the ball and passing to Robinho, who curled his finish around the goalkeeper.

Chile, who reached the semifinals on home soil in 1962, struggled to break down a well-drilled Brazilian back line and were restricted to half chances for Humberto Suazo and Jorge Valdivia.

Robinho came close to adding a fourth when he was released down the right, but his low shot was tipped around the post by goalkeeper Claudio Bravo.

The victory was Brazil's eighth in a row over Chile, who became the first South American side to go out of the tournament.

Brazil will play the Netherlands in the quarterfinals in Port Elizabeth on Friday, July 2.

"We know the Netherlands are a very difficult team to beat and they are very able technically, they play their football like South Americans," said Dunga.

Meanwhile, the president of the French Football Federation Jean-Pierre Escalettes said he will resign following the country's disastrous World Cup showing.

France, the 1998 winners and 2006 runners-up, were eliminated in the group stage after collecting just just one point and scoring one goal in a campaign marred by infighting.

"After a weekend of reflection during which I consulted my elected colleagues and those close to me, I have decided that I must resign," Escalettes said in a statement on the federation website.

Question: when did Brazil beat Chile 3-0 in Johannesburg?

Question: What did Brazil beat Chile by?

Question: where Juan, Luis Fabiano and Robinho all score?

Question: who is the president of the French Football Federation?

Question: Who will Brazil meet next?

Question: who met with Brazil?

Answer: Monday

Answer: 3-0

Answer: Johannesburg,

Answer: Jean-Pierre Escalettes

Answer: Netherlands.

Answer: Chile

Summary:
Brazil beat Chile 3-0 in Johannesburg to reach World Cup quarterfinals .
Juan, Luis Fabiano and Robinho all score for the five-time winners at Ellis Park .
Brazil will meet the Netherlands in Port Elizabeth, South Africa, on Friday, July 2 .
Escalettes resigns as president of French Football Federation after poor World Cup campaign .


(CNN) -- Brazil's economic powerhouse was once thought of as the ugly sister to Rio de Janiero's beach-fronted glamour. São Paulo, the world's fifth largest city, is the fashion capital of Brazil. But, over the past few years, São Paulo' fashion, music and design scenes have gained such momentum that it's tipped by some as cooler destination than more touristy Rio. True, São Paulo doesn't have a beach, nor does it go out of its way to cater to foreign visitors, but hidden in the sprawl is a trove of hip hotels and restaurants, modernist architecture and some of the best shopping south of the Equator. It would take a lot longer than a day to discover everything São Paulo has to offer, but our guide should help visitors short on time to navigate the city's immense grid of skyscrapers and traffic jams to find an entirely different Brazilian experience. Watch the sun come up over the world's fifth largest urban area like many of its mega-wealthy inhabitants -- with a helicopter ride over the city. Tourist rides normally leave from Campo de Marte Airport and take in aerial views of city landmarks like Ibirapuera Park and Avenida Paulista. You may have worked up an appetite by now so head back into town for breakfast on Rua Oscar Freire, São Paulo's answer to Rodeo Drive. Eat delicious cheese bread known as pão de queijo, fruit, yoghurt and granola and wash it down with a freshly squeezed juice or coffee at Oscar Cafe. The prosperous, tree-lined avenues of the surrounding area, known as Jardins, are perfect for a bit of shopping. Look out for Clube Chocolate where you can buy upscale designerwear in divine surroundings ( Rua Oscar Freire 913) and Endossa, a collaborative shop filled with cubes of shelving where entrepreneurs can rent a cubby-hole to sell their wares. It's possible to walk to Avenida Paulista, São Paulo's financial district from here, and there you can mill past some of the most expensive real estate in South America with the Paulistano business folk on your way to take in some culture at MASP, also known as São Paulo Museum of Art. Once you've had your fill of high culture, take in some of São Paulo's famous street art on Beco de Batman, which translates as "Batman Alley." Every inch of this street in the super hip Vila Madalena area is covered in graffiti, much of it by well-known local artists. Recharge your batteries with a beer and snack on empadas, delicious miniature pies with a variety of fillings like palm hearts, Portuguese salted fish and cheese at Empanadas (Rua Wisard 489, Vila Madalena). Otherwise, why not hop in a cab and head over to Liberdade and check out the home of the biggest Japanese community anywhere in the world outside Japan. Check out the Buddhist temple (Rua São Joaquim), the karaoke bars and sushi restaurants -- one of the best of which is Takô (Rua da Glória 746, Liberdade). With a shimmering green-copper facade, the Unique Hotel is just one example of São Paulo's stunning modern architecture. The highlight of this area, if you happen to be lucky enough to be there at the right time, is the anything goes weekend market Feira da Liberdade (Praça da Liberdade) and if you're even luckier you might catch one of the sumo competitions held there from time to time. After all these hours in the concrete jungle you may be longing for a bit of green, which you can find in ample supply in the enormous Ibirapuera Park. As you wander the tree-lined walkways, dodging throngs of body-conscious Paulistanos exercising along the way, you will encounter one masterpiece of modernist architecture after another -- mostly designed by the father of Brazilian modernism Oscar Niemeyer. Look out for the beautiful sci-fi dome, Oca and the Grande Marquise an extraordinary white pavilion which houses MAM (Museu de Arte Moderna) and features expanses of covered concrete which attract many of the city's skateboarders. No visit to São Paulo

Question: What elements of culture can be found in Sao Paulo?

Question: Which architect has designed buildings in Sao Paulo?

Question: What nationality is mentioned in the article?

Question: What was designed by Oscar Niemeyer?

Question: What cities are mentioned in the article?

Answer: fashion, music and design scenes

Answer: Oscar Niemeyer.

Answer: Brazil.

Answer: Look out for the beautiful sci-fi dome, Oca and the Grande Marquise an extraordinary white pavilion which houses MAM (Museu de Arte Moderna) and features expanses of covered concrete which attract many of the city's skateboarders.

Answer: São Paulo,

Summary:
São Paulo's art, fashion and music scene means it's no longer second to Rio .
Among the grid of skyscrapers is iconic modernist architecture by Oscar Niemeyer .
Uniquely Brazilian,  the city also has a twist of other cultures .
Do what the Paulistanos do and sample street side delicacies and top cocktails .


(CNN) -- Brazilian authorities detained the wife of former world boxing champion Arturo Gatti as a suspect in his killing, according to local reports. Arturo Gatti pictured during the final fight of his career, a knockout defeat by Alfonso Gomez in 2007. Gatti was found dead Saturday in a hotel in Brazil, where he was taking a vacation with his wife, Amanda Carina Barbosa Rodrigues, and their young child. The 37-year-old Canadian, who was born in Italy and made his name as a fighter based in New Jersey, was staying in the northeast seaside resort of Porto de Galihnas. Rodrigues, 23, was being held in a police station in the city of Recife in connection with the killing, a police official in Porto de Galihnas told CNN. Police official Osmar Silva Santiago confirmed local reports that Gatti's body was found Saturday morning in his hotel room with strangulation marks. "This crime is being investigated by our homicide experts and we hope to have more answers tomorrow," Santiago said. Police recovered a blood-stained purse strap from the scene, according to media reports. Rodrigues became a suspect because of inconsistencies during her interrogation, local reports quoted homicide task force chief Josedith Ferreira as saying. Gatti made his name in a series of three fights against "Irish" Micky Ward, losing the first but triumphing in the other two. He held the IBF super-featherweight and WBC light-welterweight titles, and he also won the WBC junior welterweight belt but lost it to Floyd Mayweather Jr. in 2005. Gatti retired in 2007 after suffering a knockout defeat by Alfonso Gomez in his comeback, ending with a record of 40 wins and nine losses. He grew up in Montreal, Quebec, after leaving Italy at an early age, and returned to the city following his retirement. According to Gatti's official Web site, the Italian-born pugilist won "Fight of the Year" for three consecutive years. CNN's Helena de Moura contributed to this report.

Question: what was the cause of death

Question: Where was Gatti's body found on Saturday night?

Question: How many years old is Gatti's wife?

Question: Where was Amanda Carina Barbosa Rodrigues detained?

Question: What manner did Gatti die?

Question: What was the age of the wife?

Question: What was the name of the person detained?

Question: What was significant about Gatti's body?

Question: What was his former profession?

Question: who was detained at Recife police station?

Question: Who was  detained at Recife police station ?

Question: what was The former world boxing champion doing?

Question: Whose answers to interrogation reportedly had inconsistencies ?

Question: Gatti's body was found Saturday in hotel room with whay kind of marks ?

Question: what had inconsistencies?

Answer: strangulation

Answer: in a hotel in Brazil,

Answer: 23,

Answer: Recife

Answer: with strangulation marks.

Answer: 23,

Answer: Amanda Carina Barbosa Rodrigues,

Answer: strangulation marks.

Answer: world boxing champion

Answer: the wife of former world boxing champion Arturo Gatti

Answer: the wife of former world boxing champion Arturo Gatti

Answer: taking a vacation

Answer: Amanda Carina Barbosa Rodrigues,

Answer: strangulation

Answer: interrogation,

Summary:
NEW: Wife, Amanda Carina Barbosa Rodrigues, detained at Recife police station .
NEW: Rodrigues' answers to interrogation reportedly had inconsistencies .
NEW: Gatti's body was found Saturday in hotel room with strangulation marks .
The former world boxing champion was vacationing with his 23-year-old wife .


(CNN) -- Brazilian playmaker Kaka was officially presented as a Real Madrid player, after being handed the number eight jersey in front of thousands of supporters and a huge media contingent at the club's Bernabeu stadium on Tuesday evening. Kaka parades his new Real Madrid jersey after completing his $92 million transfer to the Spanish giants. An estimated 50,000-strong crowd, almost three times the anticipated number, turned up to watch the ceremony as Kaka was unveiled as Madrid's latest addition by club president Florentino Perez and honorary president Alfredo di Stefano. Latest transfer gossip and rumors Kaka, who completed his medical earlier in the day having landed in the Spanish capital in the morning, has penned a six-year contract and has cost Madrid a reported $92 million. There had been speculation that Kaka would be handed the number five shirt that Zinedine Zidane had once worn for Madrid, but the new arrival will instead take up the number eight shirt formerly worn by Fernando Gago. The presentation took place on a stage erected on the Bernabeu pitch that also included Madrid's record nine European Cup trophies, a giant screen and with a backdrop of four huge images showing club legends Raul, Juanito, Di Stefano and Zidane. The 27-year-old Kaka, who was named player of the tournament after helping Brazil win the Confederations Cup in South Africa over the last few weeks, told supporters: "Today is a very happy day for me. "I'm very happy because this new stage of my career will be at Real Madrid. I hope to write my name into the history of this club with many victories and successes." Kaka was the first signing confirmed by Madrid after Perez returned to the club presidency at the start of June. Soon after bringing in the Brazilian, Perez also agreed a world-record 80 million euros fee with Manchester United for Cristiano Ronaldo. That deal was finalized on Friday night and will come into effect from Wednesday, with Ronaldo, who like Kaka will be tied to the Spanish giants until 2015, being presented on July 6. Aside from Kaka and Ronaldo, Madrid also struck a deal to sign Valencia defender Raul Albiol last week for a fee believed to be around 13 million euros, while the likes of Franck Ribery, David Villa and Xabi Alonso are all being linked with moves to the Bernabeu as Perez relaunches the famous 'galacticos' policy that he presided over during his first tenure at the club. Then, while president from 2000-06, Perez sanctioned the big-money signings of superstars such as Zidane, David Beckham, Luis Figo and Ronaldo, a policy that reaped indifferent rewards with Madrid winning seven trophies under Perez in total but none in his final three years.

Question: What club has signed Kaka?

Question: What age is Kaka?

Question: What is his ethnicity?

Question: What is his jersey number?

Question: Who is a Real Madrid player?

Question: What country is Real Madrid in?

Question: What tournament has Kaka won playing for Brazil?

Answer: Madrid

Answer: 27-year-old

Answer: Brazilian

Answer: eight

Answer: Kaka

Answer: Spanish

Answer: Confederations Cup

Summary:
Kaka is unveiled as a Real Madrid player after completing his move from Milan .
The Brazilian playmaker is handed the No.8 shirt in front of thousands of fans .
27-year-old just helped Brazil to victory in the Confederations Cup tournament .


(CNN) -- Brazilian star Kaka has agreed to join Real Madrid from Italy's AC Milan in a $92 million deal, the Spanish radio station Cadena Ser reported on Tuesday. Former World Player of the Year Kaka has agreed to join Real Madrid in a $92m move according to reports in Spain. Cadena Ser claimed that Real president Florentino Perez had thrashed out a deal with AC Milan vice-president Adriano Galliani and Bosco Leite, Kaka's father and agent. Kaka is currently in Brazil with the national team ahead of a World Cup qualifier against Uruguay and earlier in the day had appeared to rule out a move from Italy's Serie A. "I'll say it for the last time. The last time. I don't want to leave Milan," he told Gazzetta dello Sport. "In this period I prefer to remain silent because I don't want to be misunderstood. Or, worse still, to be used. "To the millions of Milan supporters, I say that I have made my choice. I have said what I want to stay. Leave me in peace, please." However, AC Milan owner Silvio Berlusconi also hinted at Kaka's departure just before Cadena Ser's claim. "I do not know if we can keep Kaka at Milan because they (Real) have offered him so much money," Berlusconi was quoted as saying by Italian press agency Ansa. Spanish reports said Kaka will sign for five years with a salary worth nearly $13 million a year. Former team-mate Paolo Maldini, who retired at the end of the season, admitted he still had doubts about Kaka's future at the San Siro. "I don't know if he'll still stay at Milan," Maldini told Gazzetta dello Sport. "Ancelotti might have been cryptic about his future but Kaka has been even more so." Last January, Kaka rejected a move to Premier League Manchester City who were prepared to pay the 2007 world player of the year $750,000 per week. Kaka's coach at Milan Carlo Ancelotti was on Monday appointed manager at Premier League Chelsea who have also been linked with a bid for the Brazilian.

Question: what is the name of the Spanish radio station

Question: How much will Kaka's salary be?

Question: How much will he get paid?

Question: Where is kaka now

Question: How many years did Kaka sign for?

Question: What did Spanish radio station Cadena Ser claim Kaka agreed to?

Question: what did the reports say

Answer: Cadena Ser

Answer: $13 million a year.

Answer: $92 million

Answer: is currently in Brazil

Answer: five

Answer: join Real Madrid from Italy's AC Milan in a $92 million deal,

Answer: Former World Player of the Year Kaka has agreed to join Real Madrid in a $92m move according to

Summary:
Spanish radio station Cadena Ser claim Kaka agrees $92m Real Madrid move .
Kaka currently in Brazil with the national team ahead of a World Cup qualifier .
Reports said Kaka will sign for five years with salary worth nearly $13m a year .


(CNN) -- Brazilian star Kaka is leading the campaign for David Beckham to stay at Italian giants AC Milan beyond his agreed loan spell. Former England captain David Beckham has made an immediate impact with his contribution at AC Milan. The England midfielder is due to return to the Los Angeles Galaxy in March but  playmaker Kaka said Beckham had already shown his star qualities. The 33-year-old played 89 minutes of the 2-2 draw with Roma on Sunday following a friendly outing against Hamburg. "David has shown that he is a player ready to run the extra mile," Kaka told a news conference in Zurich ahead of FIFA's world player of the year gala. "The first matches showed quite clearly what his qualities are and his passing ability and his capacity to play well. "Perhaps these first two months will lead to six months or to one year, to more contracts. I certainly would like to play more with him." Beckham's advisers have stressed that there are no plans for him to stay at AC Milan beyond March 9. However, former Galaxy general manager Alexi Lalas last week expressed fears that Beckham could be tempted to bring an early end to his time in the U.S. AC Milan coach Carlo Ancelotti revealed Beckham's attitude and intelligence had won him a place in the starting side in Rome where he had been expected to start on the bench. "He did well," said Ancelotti. "I chose Beckham to start because he proved in recent days to be a very intelligent player and serious. "The appearance against Roma is a small reward for him because he worked very hard and has adapted well to the team. "This was only his second game with us and he will improve. I believe everyone is happy to have Beckham here." Dutch midfielder Clarence Seedorf said: "We have to compliment him. He has done a good job and he grew in the game. He still needs to improve but I think he can be very satisfied with what he has done after two months of not playing." Roma stand-in captain Daniele De Rossi suggested Milan had made a shrewd move in capturing the 33-year-old. "From a media standpoint Beckham is impressive," De Rossi said. "He is a nice guy, has a beautiful wife, has won so many trophies in his career and perhaps this penalises him as a player although I believe he has the feet and the determination." Beckham, meanwhile, forecast that Sunday's double goalscorer Alexandre Pato of Brazil is destined for greatness. "I have seen him in training and on the pitch. He is only 19 years of age and I think he can become one of the greatest players in the world," said Beckham. Milan are nine points behind Serie A leaders Inter going into Saturday's home game against Fiorentina with Beckham seemingly set to retain his starting slot.

Question: What position does Beckham play?

Question: Who wants David Beckham to extend his loan at AC Milan?

Question: Kaka wants who to extend his loan?

Question: When is David Beckham due to return to Los Angeles Galaxy?

Question: Who wants David Beckham to extend his loan?

Question: When is Beckham due to return to Los Angeles?

Question: What do Beckhams advisors say?

Question: Where is Beckham to return?

Answer: midfielder

Answer: Brazilian

Answer: David Beckham

Answer: March 9.

Answer: Brazilian

Answer: March

Answer: at AC Milan beyond March 9.

Answer: Los Angeles Galaxy

Summary:
Brazilian star Kaka wants David Beckham to extend his loan at AC Milan .
England midfielder Beckham due to return to Los Angeles Galaxy in March .
Beckham's advisers say no plans for him to stay beyond agreed deadline .


(CNN) -- Brazilian superstar Kaka celebrated his return from injury by scoring Real Madrid's winner against 10-man Zaragoza on Saturday night, keeping the pressure on Spanish leaders Barcelona.

Kaka ended a six-week absence as he came off the bench in the second half and slotted home his eighth goal this season with eight minutes to play to give Real a 2-1 away win that left the capital club a point behind defending champions Barca.

The midfielder, who cost $100 million when he signed from AC Milan in June, fired in a low effort across goalkeeper Roberto after running into the box to collect a precise pass from fellow big-money acquisition Cristiano Ronaldo.

Ronaldo was also involved when Real, knowing they had to win after Barcelona's earlier 3-1 victory against bottom club Xerez, finally took the lead five minutes after halftime.

The Portugal forward was quickest to react after Roberto could only first parry a low shot by Gonzalo Higuain and then block the former Manchester United star's own attempt, and veteran forward Raul was in the right place to sidefoot home the resulting cutback pass.

Raul, who came on for injured Dutch midfielder Rafael van Der Vaart in the first half, also hit the post in the 26th minute.

Zaragoza, just two points above the relegation zone, were reduced to 10 men only a minute after Raul's goal when Matteo Contini was sent off for aiming an elbow at Higuain -- the Argentine went down clutching his face even though the on-loan Italian defender's limb appeared to strike his chest.

Raul also left the pitch with an injury, to be replaced by French forward Karim Benzema.

But the home side, promoted back to the top flight this season, shocked Real by equalizing in the 61st minute as on-loan striker Adrian Colunga broke free on the counterattack and rounded goalkeeper Iker Casillas to slot the ball into the empty net.

Sergio Ramos headed against the Zaragoza woodwork from Guti's free-kick as Real pressed for a winner, which came after the 75th-minute introduction of Kaka.

Barcelona bounced back from the 3-1 midweek defeat against Inter Milan, which followed a long bus trip to northern Italy due to the volcanic ash cloud that closed Europe's airspace.

Coach Josep Guardiola rotated his squad ahead of Wednesday's second leg of the Champions League semifinal, and Jeffren and Thierry Henry took advantage of their call-ups to put the Catalans 2-0 up inside 25 minutes.

The 22-year-old winger Jeffren curled in a fine 14th-minute effort after linking with Xavi, while France forward Henry was set up by strike partner Zlatan Ibrahimovic.

Xerez pulled one back just a minute later with a fierce shot from Mario Bermejo that caught Barca napping after a mistake by defender Dmitro Chygrynskiy, but Ibrahimovic restored the hosts' two-goal cushion 11 minutes as halftime after Ivory Coast midfielder Yaya Toure laid on an easy chance.

Xerez ended the match with nine men as Matias Alustiza and Fabian Orellana were red-carded for bad tackles in the final minutes, and are now six points from safety with four matches to play.

It was Xavi's 200th victory in 349 appearances in a Barcelona shirt, extending his club record.

"It was a dangerous game because however much you prepare tactically, your mind is on last Tuesday's match and the one we will play on Wednesday against Inter," Guardiola told reporters.

"Today we played thinking about Inter, and it was inevitable because it's just so important for us."

Valencia consolidated third place with a 1-0 victory at home to Deportivo La Coruna in the late match, with striker David Villa scoring the only goal from the penalty spot in the 34th minute after defender Ze Castro handled the ball.

Los Che moved seven points clear of fourth-placed Mallorca, who host Malaga on Monday.

The only blot on the night was the late sending-off of substitute Rubens Baraja, who received two quickfire yellow cards.

The first spell also ended on a bizarre note as the referee blew for halftime before the required 45 minutes were played

Question: How many points are Real Madrid  behind?

Question: who scored in the 82nd minute

Question: who stays one point behind

Question: who is a bottom club

Question: What did Kaka score?

Answer: a

Answer: Kaka

Answer: Real Madrid's

Answer: Xerez,

Answer: Real Madrid's winner

Summary:
Real Madrid remain one point behind Spanish leaders after beating Zaragoza 2-1 .
Kaka scores 82nd-minute winner as he comes off bench after six weeks on sidelines .
Barcelona earlier bounced back from midweek defeat to beat bottom club Xerez 3-1 .
Xerez have two men sent off in final minutes as Barca have eye on Champions League .


(CNN) -- Breakaway conservative members of the Episcopal Church in the United States and its Canadian counterpart are expected to formally announce Wednesday the formation of a rival North American Anglican church.

The consecration of Rev. Gene Robinson as bishop of New Hampshire left many conservatives disaffected.

Leaders of the Common Cause Partnership, a network of more than 100,000 Anglican Christians in North America, are expected to unveil a draft constitution for a new ecclesiastical territorial division, or province, at an evening service in Wheaton Evangelical Free Church in Wheaton, Illinois, the group said in a written statement.

"The public release of our draft constitution is an important concrete step toward the goal of a biblical, missionary and united Anglican Church in North America," Bishop Robert Duncan of the Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, diocese, said in the written statement.

The move comes after years of debate over issues from the interpretation of the Bible to homosexuality. Tensions reached a boiling point in 2003, when the Episcopal Church consecrated an openly gay man, Rev. Gene Robinson, as bishop of New Hampshire.

The move outraged worshippers with traditionalist tendencies, and since then, four dioceses and several parishes have left the Episcopalian Church, including Duncan's Pittsburgh diocese.

In all, the newly formed division will consist of about 100,000 members from the secessionist dioceses and parishes, along with splinter groups that had left the Episcopalian Church in earlier years, said Robert Lundy, a spokesman for the group

"This constitution brings them back together under one church, all aligned together," Lundy said. "This is all these folks coming back together."

Lunday said it was safe to say Duncan will lead the nascent province. An assembly is likely to be called next year to determine additional leadership, he said.

The Rev. Dr. Charles K. Robertson, canon to the presiding bishop of the Episcopal Church, Katharine Jefferts Schori, issued a statement saying it would not hazard a guess as to the consequences of Wednesday's service.

"We will not predict what will or will not come out of this meeting, but simply continue to be clear that the Episcopal Church, along with the Anglican Church of Canada and the La Iglesia Anglicana de Mexico, comprise the official, recognized presence of the Anglican Communion in North America," he said.

"We reiterate what has been true of Anglicanism for centuries: that there is room within the Episcopal Church for people with different views, and we regret that some have felt the need to depart from the diversity of our common life in Christ."

The Episcopal Church is part of the Anglican Communion, which is composed of 38 provinces around the world. It was not immediately clear which of the other provinces would recognize the Anglican Church in North America, but Lundy said in a meeting last year in Jerusalem indicated that some would do so.

Lundy said the draft constitution will state the province's core beliefs and doctrine.

He said it will not lay out definite policies for issues the leaders disagree on, such as ordaining women.

Question: What church does the gay bishop belong to?

Question: What was the tiping point for many?

Question: What came after years of dispute?

Question: How many people is this new division expected to take from parishes?

Question: Amount of people expected to bee taken from parishes that left Episcopal Church?

Question: What was the tipping point?

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Question: What is the name of the church?

Question: Who is going to make an announcement?

Question: The move comes after what?

Question: A network of who were exptected to announce the formation of a province?

Question: How many people left the Episcopal Church?

Question: When did the move come?

Question: The new division is expected to take in how many?

Question: Where does the gay bishop live at?

Question: What is the number of people expected to be taken by the new division?

Question: What are the breakaway traditionalists expected to announce?

Question: How many are being taken in?

Question: What was the tipping point for this change?

Answer: Episcopal

Answer: consecrated an openly gay man,

Answer: The move

Answer: more than 100,000

Answer: about 100,000 members

Answer: when the Episcopal Church consecrated an openly gay man, Rev. Gene Robinson, as bishop of New Hampshire.

Answer: Episcopal

Answer: Wheaton Evangelical Free

Answer: conservative members of the Episcopal Church

Answer: years of debate over issues from the interpretation of the Bible to

Answer: more than 100,000 Anglican Christians in North America,

Answer: about 100,000

Answer: after years of debate

Answer: about 100,000 members

Answer: New Hampshire.

Answer: 100,000

Answer: the formation of a rival North American Anglican church.

Answer: about 100,000

Answer: the Episcopal Church consecrated an openly gay man,

Summary:
Network of breakaway traditionalists expected to announce formation of rival province .
Move comes after years of dispute over progressive direction of Episcopal Church .
Tipping point for many was consecration of gay man as bishop of New Hampshire .
New division expected to take in 100,000 from parishes that left Episcopal Church .


(CNN) -- Brett Ratner has resigned as a producer of this year's Academy Awards show for an anti-gay remark he made over the weekend, the movie director said Tuesday in an open letter to his colleagues.

"Over the last few days, I've gotten a well-deserved earful from many of the people I admire most in this industry expressing their outrage and disappointment over the hurtful and stupid things I said in a number of recent media appearances," Ratner said in the letter, which was given to CNN by his representative, Allan Mayer. "To them, and to everyone I've hurt and offended, I'd like to apologize publicly and unreservedly."

Ratner met with the representatives of the Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation prior to announcing his resignation, GLAAD said in a news release Tuesday.

When asked during a question-and-answer session about his newly released action comedy, "Tower Heist," whether he rehearses with his actors before shooting a scene, Ratner replied, "Rehearsing is for f*gs," GLAAD said in its release, citing New York Magazine's Vulture blog.

"When we sat down with Brett today, he seemed very sincere in his desire to use this experience as a way to begin speaking out against anti-gay language in popular culture," said Herndon Graddick, senior director of programs and communications at GLAAD. "We believe his resignation is just the first step and will be announcing a series of concrete actions with Brett in coming days and weeks."

In his statement Tuesday, Ratner said "it pains me deeply that I may have hurt" his colleagues who "are members of the LGBT community."

"Having love in your heart doesn't count for much if what comes out of your mouth is ugly and bigoted," Ratner said. "With this in mind, and to all those who understandably feel that apologies are not enough, please know that I will be taking real action over the coming weeks and months in an effort to do everything I can both professionally and personally to help stamp out the kind of thoughtless bigotry I've so foolishly perpetuated."

Ratner said he had called Tom Sherak, president of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, to resign as the producer of the Academy Awards show.

"Being asked to help put on the Oscar show was the proudest moment of my career," Ratner said. "But as painful as this may be for me, it would be worse if my association with the show were to be a distraction from the Academy and the high ideals it represents."

"Tower Heist," which stars Ben Stiller and Eddie Murphy, made $24.2 million on its first weekend.

Question: Who has resigned from the 84th Academy Awards?

Question: What movie was Ratner being interviewed about?

Answer: Ratner

Answer: "Tower Heist,"

Summary:
Brett Ratner has resigned as producer of the 84th annual Academy Awards show .
In a statement Tuesday, Ratner says he apologizes "publicly and unreservedly"
Ratner made a demeaning remark during a Q&A session about his movie "Tower Heist"
"Rehearsing is for f*gs," New York Magazine's Vulture Blog quoted Ratner as saying .


(CNN) -- Brian Adkins, a newly assigned American diplomat in Ethiopia, was found dead last weekend at his home in the Ethiopian capital, Addis Ababa, an embassy spokesman and a senior State Department official told CNN.

U.S. Embassy press officer Michael McClellan identified Adkins and said he was from Columbus, Ohio. He was 25 at the time of his death.

"He was found dead over the weekend and a criminal investigation is under way," McClellan told CNN on Thursday. "The Ethiopian federal police are investigating it."

Adkins, who would have turned 26 on Monday, received his undergraduate and graduate degrees from George Washington University, according to the school's newspaper, the GW Hatchet, which reported his death.

According to the newspaper, Adkins joined the State Department after receiving his master's degree in 2007.

A State Department official, who declined to be named because of the ongoing investigation, said it was the diplomat's first tour of duty as a foreign service officer. There were no apparent threats against him, and investigators were trying to determine whether he was the victim of a random crime.

Adkins' father, Dan Adkins, told CNN affiliate WBNS that his family worried about him, but Adkins assured them he would be safe at a guarded compound.

His sister, Tiffany Cooper, said the family was struggling.

"It is hurting us. There is no closure. We have no idea how our brother died," Cooper said.

The GW Hatchet reported that Adkins moved to Ethiopia as part of a Thomas R. Pickering Foreign Affairs Fellowship, after studying the local language and culture for nearly a year.

A GWU student and friend of Adkins described him as "selfless, hardworking, confident, funny, charming, articulate, a scholar and a gentleman," according to the newspaper.

"The world has lost someone who had so much to offer. I miss him tremendously," senior Michael Geremia told the newspaper. "When I received word of his death on Monday, which would have been his 26th birthday, a piece of me died in Ethiopia."

As a student, Adkins was active in the Knights of Columbus and the Newman Center, which are organizations run by the Catholic church, the paper reported.

-- CNN's Elise Labott and Ben Brumfield contributed to this report.

Question: what kind of investagtion is underway

Question: What does the U.S. Embassy say is under way?

Question: A criminal investigation is under way for what?

Question: Who is invistegating

Question: Who was found dead over the weekend?

Question: It was Adkins first tour of duty as a what?

Question: who was being threatened

Answer: a criminal investigation

Answer: a criminal investigation

Answer: found dead

Answer: "The Ethiopian federal police

Answer: Adkins,

Answer: a foreign service officer.

Answer: no apparent threats

Summary:
U.S. Embassy says a criminal investigation is under way .
Authorities found Brian Adkins dead over the weekend .
U.S. official says it was Adkins first tour of duty as a foreign service officer .
There were no apparent threats against Adkins .


(CNN) -- Bringing a growing health concern to Congress, scientists squared off Thursday over whether cell phones contribute to brain cancer. Rep. Denis Kucinich of Ohio holds a model of a 5-year-old child's brain absorbing cell phone radiation. Studies have indicated that long-term cell phone use may be associated with brain cancer, according to Dr. Ronald Herberman, director of the University of Pittsburgh Cancer Institute, and Dr. David Carpenter, director of Institute for Health and the Environment at University of Albany. They both testified in front of the House Subcommittee on Domestic Policy. "I cannot tell this committee that cell phones are definitely dangerous. But, I certainly cannot tell you that they are safe," Herberman said. Herberman and Carpenter cited the results from a study recently presented by Dr. Lennart Hardell of Örebro University in Sweden. The results indicated that people who use cell phones have double the chance of developing malignant brain tumors and acoustic neuromas, which are tumors on the hearing nerve. The study also said people under age 20 were more than five times as likely to develop brain cancer. But Dr. Robert Hoover, director or Epidemiology and Biostatistics Program at the National Cancer Institute, said the study has not yet appeared in a peer-reviewed journal, so has not come under sufficient scrutiny. The evidence for the connection between cell phones and cancer is inconclusive and more research is needed, he said. "Larger studies are needed to sort out chance and bias," Hoover testified. Interphone, a series of multinational studies on the risk of cancer from cell phones, has not found an increase in tumors associated with the first 10 years of mobile phone use, he said. Some findings show an increased risk of tumors diagnosed on the side of the head that the cell phone is pressed against, but this pattern has not been seen consistently, Hoover said. CTIA, the International Association for Wireless Telecommunications, declined the invitation to testify, Rep. Dennis Kucinich, a former Democratic presidential candidate from Ohio, who led the hearing, said. Steve Largent, CEO of CTIA, issued a statement Wednesday saying the industry has supported scientific research on these issues and supports the Federal Communications Commision's safety guidelines. "The available scientific evidence and expert reviews from leading global health organizations such as the American Cancer Society, National Cancer Institute, United States Food and Drug Administration and the World Health Organization reflect a consensus based on published scientific research showing that there is no reason for concern," Largent's statement said. The overall evidence for the cancer-phone link has not been statistically significant at a 95 percent confidence level, a standard in science, Carpenter said. But he also noted that U.S.-funded research is very scarce. "Are we at the same place we were with smoking and lung cancer 30 years ago?" he asked. Carpenter and Herberman testified that the risk of brain cancer for children is far greater than for adults. Herberman demonstrated a model showing that the radiation from cell phones would penetrate far deeper into a 5-year-old's brain than an adult's.  See models from researchers at the University of Pittsburgh » But the incidence of brain cancer in children has not increased significantly from the late 1980s to 2005, Hoover said. The Federal Communications Commission limits cell phone radio frequency energy emissions, called the specific absorption rate (SAR), at 1.6 watts per kilogram, as measured over one gram of tissue. The standard was developed in 1997 in consultation with Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, a professional association open to everyone, including manufacturers and health specialists. But the SAR standard reflects a biological response to cell phone radio frequency energy heating tissue, Kucinich said. Many experiments show that radio frequency energy does cause "biological effects" without heating tissue, although not all of those effects are harmful, Carpenter said. Hoover agreed that there could be such effects related to cancer risk, but they have not been properly vetted in a laboratory. The FCC itself does not have the expertise to evaluate whether this standard is appropriate protection for possible heath

Question: Who is at higher risk from cell phone radiation?

Question: What did the expert say?

Question: What did the expert say he couldn't say?

Question: What do studies show?

Question: Who are at higher risk for cancer-causing radiation from the phone?

Question: Who is at higher risk?

Answer: people under age 20 were more than five times as likely to develop brain cancer.

Answer: that long-term cell phone use may be associated with brain cancer,

Answer: "I cannot tell this committee that cell phones are definitely dangerous. But, I certainly cannot tell you that they are safe,"

Answer: have indicated that long-term cell phone use may be associated with brain cancer,

Answer: people under age 20

Answer: people under age 20

Summary:
Studies conflict; do not consistently show cell phones cause cancer, expert says .
Expert says he cannot say they are definitely dangerous or definitely safe .
Children are at higher risk for cancer-causing radiation from phone, scientist says .
Woman at House panel hearing says her husband's brain cancer from cell phone .


(CNN) -- Britain says it has suspended the government of the Turks and Caicos Islands and imposed direct rule after allegations of systemic corruption and "serious dishonesty". Former Turks and Caicos Islands Premier Michael Misick, shown here with his wife, LisaRaye, could be investigated. British Foreign Office Minister Chris Bryant said he instructed the British governor of the island territory to suspend the ministerial government and the House of Assembly for as long as two years. Bryant said his order also suspends the constitutional right to trial by jury in the Turks and Caicos. "This is a serious constitutional step which the UK government has not taken lightly, but these measures are essential in order to restore good governance and sound financial management," Bryant said in a statement. "It remains our intentions that elections should be held by July 2011, if not sooner. It is also important that the people of Turks and Caicos Islands continue to have a voice in the interim and the order puts in place an advisory council and consultative forum to make sure this happens." The move follows allegations of corruption in the Turks and Caicos, a British Overseas Territory of eight major islands and numerous uninhabited keys, 800 kilometers (500 miles) southeast of Miami, Florida. The British government set up a commission of inquiry in July 2008 to look into possible corruption or other serious dishonesty in recent years of past and present elected members of the legislature. The commission's report, delivered May 31, found "information in abundance pointing to a high probability of systemic corruption and/or serious dishonesty" in the Turks and Caicos, the Foreign Office said. "This, together with clear signs of political amorality and immaturity and of general administrative incompetence, demonstrated a need for urgent suspension in whole or in part of the constitution and for other legislative and administrative reforms," the Foreign Office said. The report also recommends criminal investigations into former Premier Michael Misick and four of his former Cabinet ministers. "This is not a 'British takeover,'" said Gordon Wetherell, governor of the Turks and Caicos Islands. "Public services will continue to be run by people of the Turks and Caicos Islands, as indeed they should be. But I hope we can now begin to run them better." Queen Elizabeth is the head of state of the British territory, and the governor is her official representative. The governor is responsible for defense; external affairs; internal security, including the islands' police force; and the appointment of some public officials, but he is normally required to act on the advice of the Cabinet. The islands' ministerial system includes the premier and six other ministers who must act according to Cabinet policies.

Question: What has Britain suspended?

Question: Which country has suspended the government of the Turks and Caicos?

Question: who follows allegations of systemic corruption and "serious dishonesty"?

Question: What allegations were laid against the government of Turks and Caicos?

Question: What were the allegations of?

Question: Where is Turks and Caicos?

Answer: the government of the Turks and Caicos Islands

Answer: Britain

Answer: Chris Bryant

Answer: "serious dishonesty".

Answer: systemic corruption and "serious dishonesty".

Answer: 800 kilometers (500 miles) southeast of Miami, Florida.

Summary:
Britain says it has suspended the government of the Turks and Caicos .
Move follows allegations of systemic corruption and "serious dishonesty"
Turks and Caicos is a British Overseas Territory of eight major islands .


(CNN) -- Britain's Amir Khan has lost his International Boxing Federation (IBF) and World Boxing Association (WBA) world light-welterweight titles after a controversial split points decision defeat to American Lamont Peterson in their showdown at the Washington Convention Center.

Khan was given the fight 115-110 on one of the judge's scorecards. However, the other two judges awarded local fighter Peterson the decision by scores of 113-112, enough for Khan to lose his belts.

The result proved contentious with referee Joe Cooper twice deducting Khan a point for pushing, in the seventh and 12th rounds, decisions that ultimately turned the fight in Peterson's favor.

A stunned Khan was clearly frustrated with the decision, saying in his post-fight interview: "It was like I was fighting two people in the ring, the referee and Lamont.

"I can see why there hasn't been a big fight in Washington in the last 20 years, because of decisions like this," added 25-year-old Khan -- who suffered only his second defeat from 28 professional bouts.

Meanwhile, Peterson, who improved to 30-1-1 after his win, said: "A lot of people thought I was the underdog but I followed my game plan the entire time and it worked.

"It was a long road but all the hard work paid off for me and it couldn't have been a better night."

Khan dominated the early stages of the fight, knocking down the challenger with a fierce right hand with just 28 seconds remaining of the opening round.

However, the fight began to harder to call as it progressed, and the moment when Khan was deducted a point for repeated pushing with his left forearm in round seven proved pivotal.

"Every time I tried to keep him away from me he kept coming in low," Khan continued. "I was the cleaner fighter. He was either going to head butt me or push me all night and the referee wasn't giving me a chance."

Question:
what was khan deducted points for
who defeated the british champion
Who became the new world champ?
Who is the new champ
Who did Peterson defeat?
What was Khan deducted two points for?

Answer: pushing,

Answer: Lamont Peterson

Answer: Lamont Peterson

Answer: Lamont Peterson

Answer: Amir Khan

Answer: pushing,

Summary:
Lamont Peterson becomes the new world light-welterweight champion in Washington .
Local favorite Peterson defeats British champion Amir Khan on a split points decision .
It proves a controversial decision, after Khan was deducted two points for pushing .


(CNN) -- Britain's David Cameron and Germany's Angela Merkel restated their commitment to a strong Europe Friday, as they sought to show a united front in the face of Europe's debt crisis.

Their talks in Berlin come amid tensions between the two nations over how to restore financial stability in Europe.

"The United Kingdom has a great interest, and very sensibly so, in seeing the eurozone being strong," Merkel said.

While Britain has some differences of opinion with Germany over the EU treaty and ways to boost competitiveness, she said, the two countries are tied by "strong bonds of friendship."

Both will work closely together ahead of a meeting of European leaders next month, she said.

Britain is the biggest economy in Europe outside the 17-nation eurozone, which uses the euro as its currency, while Germany is the economic powerhouse within it.

The pair have not always agreed on the best ways to tackle the current debt crisis, which has seen attention focused on Italy and Greece in recent weeks.

Senior members of Cameron's Conservative Party have been calling for more powers to be brought back to Britain from Europe, as EU treaty changes are made to ensure economic stability.

Cameron, who has previously expressed concern that Europe's difficulties are affecting Britain's economic recovery, also downplayed divisions between the countries as he stood alongside Merkel.

"We have had a very good discussion between very good friends," he said. "There are many things on which we are in absolute agreement."

However they have not made progress on plans for a European financial transactions tax, Merkel acknowledged. Britain opposes such a tax, fearing it could disadvantage London as a global financial center.

Cameron called for the deal reached at a summit in Europe on October 27 to be implemented as soon as possible.

The plan includes a series of measures to address the crisis, including debt relief for Greece, new capital requirements for banks and plans to build a financial "firewall" around vulnerable euro area economies.

"A strong, successful and stable eurozone is in all our interests," Cameron said.

"We need this crisis to be resolved. Britain, like Germany, has a big national interest in that happening."

And while the two do not agree on all matters, they can discuss and accommodate each other's views, he said.

Cameron met earlier Friday with European Council President Herman Van Rompuy and European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso in Brussels.

Global markets have been volatile, as political turmoil linked to the financial crisis has forced a change of government in both Greece and Italy in the past week.

Question: Where is Cameron having talks with Merkel?

Question: Who is in Berlin?

Question: Where is David Cameron based?

Question: What is Europe in the grip of?

Question: Europe is in the grip of what crisis?

Question: Which economies are large in Europe?

Answer: Berlin

Answer: David Cameron and Germany's Angela Merkel

Answer: Britain

Answer: debt crisis.

Answer: debt

Answer: Britain

Summary:
David Cameron is in Berlin for talks with German Chancellor Angela Merkel .
Cameron: "A strong, successful and stable eurozone is in all our interests"
The two countries are among the largest economies in Europe .
Europe is in the grip of a debt crisis that has shaken market confidence .