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The ___1___ suspect in grad student Imette St. Guillen's brutal death has been charged. Darryl Littlejohn denies raping, strangling and dumping the 24-year-old student's body last month in Brooklyn. Littlejohn was working as a bouncer at a Manhattan bar where Guillen was last seen alive.
President Bush says it's time to get an Iraqi government in place. President continued to defend the war during his speech today in West Virginia. He told the crowd of 2,000 in Wheeling it's important to _____2_____ .
Tense moments in Pittsburgh, SWAT Team moved in after an armed man was spotted on the roof of a downtown building this afternoon. It turns out it wasn't a ___3___ but the man with a pellet gun looking for pigeons .
An unwanted tourist was on the loose in the Big Apple, it's a ___4___ coyote named Hal was first spotted Sunday. The animal eluded officials until this morning when he was finally caught in Central Park.
1. prime ( main ) 2. stay the course ( to continue doing something ) 3. sniper ( someone who shoots at people from a place where they cannot be seen ) 4. wily ( clever )
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