Pablo Gil

WKNJ Newscast

January 27,2010

Good afternoon, it’s Wednesday, January 27, 2010 at____________________o’clock

and you’re listening to 90.3 WKNJ-FM, Union, New Jersey, and I’m _____________

with the news.

In Local News…

A 3- Year-old New Jersey boy was claimed to be a hero after he called 911 when his

grandmother had a seizure. Jaden Bolli was at grandmother Patricia Bolli’s home in

Maple Shade on Friday because his other grandmother couldn’t take care of him because

she was sick. When the 54-year-old grandma went to get out some puzzles, she had a

seizure. The boy found a phone and dialed 911 for help as his mother taught him to do

just days before. Burlington County 911 Coordinator Monica Gavio says the call was

very unusual. Usually, when a child that age dials 911 she says, it’s an accident. But she

said it shows that young children can be taught how to get help in an emergency. Patricia

Bolli is in a hospital, whre doctors are trying to diagnose her.

Six members of the Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority at Rutgers University in New

Brunswick have been arrested and charged with hazing pledges by paddling them and

restricting how much they could eat over and eigh day period, authorities said today. One

victim reported the hazing to police Tuesday, and four sorority members were arrested

later that day. Police arrested Vanessa Adegbite, 21, of Jersey City, Kesha Cheron, 20, of

Newark, Llana Warner, 20 of Bronx, N.Y and Joana Bernard, 21, of West Orange. Each

was charged with aggravated hazing and taken to the Middlesex County Jail. They were

charged with aggravated hazing and bail was set at $1,500. The hazing occurred at a

university student apartment building, but he declined to give the location. The hazing

began about the middle of January and went on for eight days, he said.
In National News….

A new audio tape alledgedly from Al- Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden claims

responsibility for an attempt to blow up a plane en route to Michigan on Christmas Day

and warns the United States of more attacks. The tape, which aired on the Arabic

language news Web site Al-Jazeera on Sundaay, says “the United States will not dream

of enjoying safety until we live in reality in Palestine.” CNN could not independentl

confirm the authenticity of the message, but the CIA has in the pst confirmed Al-Jazeera

reports on tapes from the al Qaeda leader. President Obama’s senior adviser David

Axelrod told CNN’s “State of the Union” on Sunday that while there was no immediate

confirmation that the message was authentic, it “contains the same hollow justification

for the slaughter of innoncent people.”