News for Thursday, 9-25

UPDATE: 2 More Kids Abandoned; 11 Total In Past 24 Hours--DAJSA
http://www.ketv.com/cnn-news/17553170/detail.html

Bush: Bailout plan necessary to deal with crisis:--RILEY
http://www.cnn.com/2008/POLITICS/09/24/bush.bailout/index.html
This story talks about how President Bush say that the bailout plan is necessary. He also warns that our whole economy is in danger. Bush says that the bailout is needed to reestablish confidence in the market. Bush said, "if Congress fails to approve the rescue plan, the nation could face a long and painful recession." Federal Reserve chief said that the Wall Street crisis worst the country has faced since the conclusion of World War II.

Was Obama blindsided by McCain announcement?--LAURA
http://www.cnn.com/2008/POLITICS/09/24/suspend.timeline/index.html

This article is about how John McCain announced he would take a break from campaigning and return to Washington to work on the economic recovery plan in Congress. Obama made plans with McCain to announce their similar thoughts about the recovery plan. McCain publicized the suspension of his campaign, on television, shortly after their conversation. Obama thought they had come to an agreement that they were going to issue a joint statement. McCain claims they did not agree to that and said, “This is not a time for statements.” Obama supporters criticized McCain for trying to up-stage his candidate.

McCain, Obama headed to Washington for bailout talks:--JENNA
http://www.cnn.com/2008/POLITICS/09/24/campaign.wrap/index.html
This article is about how John McCain suspended his campaign because of the nation's ecomonic crisis, and how Barack Obama won't. McCain will be going to Washington to participate in the negotiations on the bailout plan, and he is postponing Friday's debate. Obama said that this is the time the American people need to hear from the person who could be the next president. Also, McCain and Obama accepted Bush's invitation to discuss the proposed $700 billion bailout with him at the White house.-Jenna Hoch
Governor Terminates Texting While Driving:--SARA H.
http://www.kcra.com/news/17551235/detail.html

Governor Arnold Swartzenegger signed a bill, that banned all sending, writing, and reading of text messages while driving, this will be in effect January 1st. Senator Joe Simitan suggested this bill because he thought that the roads would be less dangerous if more drivers had their eyes on the road, and their hands on the wheels. For your first offense, you will get a $20 fine, and a $50 fine on any offenses after that.