LEMON: Some of the hottest stories in a flash. Rapid fire, roll it. First up, a doctor celebrated passing his board examines with a few cocktails, but the celebration was cut short when he fell off a Boston subway platform and onto the tracks. The man simply walked over the edge. Luckily, several good Samaritans jumped to his aid and risked their own safety to rescue him. Police say the man suffered a minor head injury. The good doctor says he doesn't remember a thing. The world's biggest pasta maker facing a boycott this after Barilla's president said same-sex couples will not be featured in his company's commercials and he preferred traditional families. Listen to what he told Radio 24 in Italy.</s>LEMON: Well, Twitter exploded after his comments. The hash tag #boycott barilla started spreading. Barilla has apologized, issued three apologies so far. Two cantaloupe farmers in Colorado could go to prison for a listeria outbreak that killed 33 people. Eric and Ryan Jenson pleaded not guilty to six misdemeanor charges yesterday. The now bankrupt Jenson Farms has been linked to what authorities say was the deadliest outbreak of food-borne illness in 89 years. The brothers call the outbreak a terrible accident. Their trial is set for December. Blackberry lost nearly a billion dollars last quarter. The struggling smartphone maker may be nearing the end of the end. Its losses stem from unsold phones, Blackberries, new Z-10 phone totally tanked. Blackberry CEO says he is very disappointed in the financial resolve. Up next on CNN, a story you don't want to miss. A 13-year-old found hanging in his closet in a sex game gone terribly wrong. This game, it's not just teens doing this. It's also killed celebrities. But this 13-year-old's dad has a message for every parent. He joins me live with this heartbreaking story next.
Pasta Maker: "No Same Sex Couples in Ads"; Two Men Charged in Listeria Outbreak; Blackberry Loses Nearly $1 Billion