This is AP News Minute.

An administration official says testing will continue as BP and the government disagree over whether the new cap on the well should be removed. BP wants to keep the cap while administration officials say that cap should be removed. They guess methane may have been detected near the blown-out well.

A man, polices say, who was armed and wearing a bulletproof vest remains hospitalized after a traffic stop turned into a shootout in Oakland. Officers say the driver started shooting shortly after being pulled over. Authorities returned fire, hitting the suspect several times. Two officers suffered minor injuries.

Secretary of State Hilary Clinton has opened high-level talks with Pakistan by announcing several new aid projects. Clinton says the project soaring effort by the U.S. to convince Pakistanis that Washington is focused on more than just backing that country’s fight against Taliban and al-Qaeda militants.

Indian officials are investigating the possibility of foul play in the deadly collision of two trains in eastern India. The crash killed at least 61 people, the force of the crash threw the roof of one car onto an overpass. The disaster was the second major deadly train crash in India in the past two months.

Diane Kepley, the Associated Press with AP News Minute.

点击进入参与AP一分钟时事>>>

声明：音视频均来自互联网链接，仅供学习使用。本网站自身不存储、控制、修改被链接的内容。"沪江英语"高度重视知识产权保护。当如发现本网站发布的信息包含有侵犯其著作权的链接内容时，请联系我们，我们将依法采取措施移除相关内容或屏蔽相关链接。