BERMAN: Welcome back to STARTING POINT everyone. At least 38 people have been killed in the collision of two passenger ferries in Hongkong. Hongkong police arrested six crew members from both vessels on suspicion of endangering passengers. More than 100 survivors were pulled from the water.</s>ROMANS: Police in St. Maarten have arrested a second suspect in connection with the murders of an American couple on the Caribbean Island. The 17-year-old was captured after an intensive search. Michael and Thelma King were stabbed to death in their vacation home last month. Police aren't ruling out further suspects.</s>BERMAN: A Google search by a bored U.S. Marshal has turned up one of the FBI's most wanted criminals after 30 years on the run. John Donald Cody was already under arrest in Ohio under the name Bobby Thompson, but a search matched an old photo of Cody to his alter ego. The feds want him in connection with a multimillion dollar charity scam.</s>ROMANS: All right, something missing from the IKEA Catalogue in one country, moms! The giant furniture retailer IKEA apologizing for the Saudi Arabian version of its catalogue. It deleted all traces of women from the magazine and from its companion web site. Apparently, in accordance with Saudi Arabian rules about showing women in public, but IKEA now says it regrets the move and that excluding women is in conflict with the company's values.</s>BERMAN: Can't take mom out of the catalogue. All right, ahead on STARTING POINT, spanning the world to find the greatest moments in sports, award winning sportscaster, Len Berman, no relation, joins us to talk about his new book. It is wonderful. You're watching STARTING POINT.
Ferries Collide In Hongkong, Killing 38; Second Suspect Arrested In St. Maarten Killings