Tiger Woods Limps off Golf Course
KAYE: It is half past the hour. Let's update the headlines in other news you may have missed. Of all the items Navy SEALs found in Osama bin Laden's hideout, the most revealing appears to be his personal journal. Officials who have seen it say it was written by bin Laden, not his associates. The journal indicates that bin Laden was planning more attacks against the U.S. and lists key dates to carry them out, including July 4th, Christmas and the anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. But officials emphasize that the journal contains no specific details for any attack. In Germany a retired U.S. autoworker today was convicted of helping to murder nearly 28,000 Jews in a Nazi death camp in World War II. John Demjanjuk was sentenced to five years in prison, one year less than requested by prosecutors. Defense lawyers argued that Demjanjuk was a prisoner of war and was forced to work for the Nazis. This trial caps a 30-year legal battle over whether he was camp guard known as Ivan the Terrible. He was freed pending an appeal. Demjanjuk is 91 and had been in custody since being extradited from the U.S. two years ago. In New Orleans, the big question right now is will the levees and other anti-flood systems protect the city from that swollen Mississippi River? The river already has poured over one levee upstream flooding thousands of acres of farmland. The Army Corps of Engineers says is opening more bays along a major spillway just north of New Orleans that diverts water into Lake Pontchartrain. The Corps also says it's considering opening another spillway which would flood thousands of homes and farmland, but would help protect both New Orleans and Baton Rouge. Evangelist Billy Graham plans to resume his normal activities after having a comfortable night in a North Carolina hospital where he's being treated for pneumonia. Hospital officials say the 92-year- old preacher is in fair condition now. Graham entered the hospital in Asheville after experiencing coughing and some breathing problems. His doctors say Graham's been watching television and joking with the hospital staff. No discharge date has been set. In sports, well, it hasn't been a good day for Tiger Woods, that's for sure. He limped off a golf course in Florida today during the first round of the Players Championship and told officials that he was withdrawing from the event for the second straight year. He was six over par after nine holes. This was Woods' first competition since taking part in the Masters last month where he said he injured his left knee and Achilles tendon. Woods, who is 35, has already had four operations on that left knee. A playground for innovators. For the first type, TV cameras go inside Google's ultimate perk.