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the highest court in the land stopped the lethal injection of dwun buck.ple, one of them in front of her own daughter. now testimony from a psychologist told buck's jury that black or hispanic defendants were more likely to commit future crimes. buck will stay on death row while the supreme court reviews the appeal. >>> police in london have charged a bank trader with fraud a day after his arrest in connection with about $2 billion at ubs. you see the man in question in a photo taken from his facebook page. the profile was taken down shortly after the news of his arrest broke. he was expected to appear in court today to answer the charges of fraud and false accounting. so far ubs is not commenting ong the arrest. >>> action on the football field. fights and shootings in the stands. is the nfl on the losing end when it comes to security? we'll tackle that question after this quick break. >>> has pro football become too violent? there's been a lot of talk about the issue. new rules are in effect about injuries to players. some say the real violence is in the

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