VELSHI: Forty-five minutes after the hour. Here's what you need to know to start your day. The four-day BlackBerry service outage is now inconveniencing and frustrating users here in the United States. Research in Motion which makes the smartphone said it's working around the clock to fix the problem. Eight people are dead, one in critical condition, after a gunman opened fire inside of a salon in Seal Beach near Los Angeles. One suspect, the man believed to be the lone gunman, was arrested about half a mile away. More than a dozen people reportedly hurt after two Amtrak trains crashed in Oakland, California. Authorities say one of the trains was parked and dropping off passengers when it was hit from behind. The Wall Street protesters will have to leave the park where they've been staying for nearly four weeks but only temporarily so that the park can be cleaned. The park's owners say they're concerned about the current unsanitary conditions there. The first in the nation New Hampshire primary may be moved up to early or mid December now because New Hampshire's secretary of state is upset with Nevada's decision to schedule its primary in mid January.</s>VELSHI (on-camera): That's the news you need to start your day. AMERICAN MORNING is back right after this.
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