Survivor Stuff

"Survivor" Winner Richard Hatch Re-Arrested Following "Today" Appearance

First ever "Survivor" winner Richard Hatch has been re-arrested just hours after he appeared on the "Today" show for an interview with Matt Lauer.

The 48-year-old, who was jailed for failing to pay taxes on the $1 million prize he won on the reality show, was serving the final months of his sentence on home confinement in his sister's Newport home.

Yemen Plane Crash Survivor Well, Tells 'Miracle'

A 12-year-old girl who miraculously survived a plane crash off the coast of Comoros Islands is well and talked to her father and uncle Wednesday from a hospital bed in Moroni.

Paris-based Kassim Bakari, father of the survivor named Baya, quoted her daughter as telling him by phone that she was thrown into the waters when the Yemenia plane crashed into the Indian Ocean while trying to land at an airport in Comoros' largest island of Njazidja.

British World War I Survivor Becomes World's Oldest Man As Japanese Titleholder Dies

One of two remaining World War I survivors and Britain's most senior citizen became the world's oldest man Friday when the Japanese titleholder died in his sleep at the age of 113.

Brighton resident Henry Allingham, who turned 113 on June 6, took over the place of Tomoji Tanabe of Miyakonojo City in the Guinness Book of World Records' category of oldest man.

British World War II Survivor Becomes World's Oldest Man As Japanese Titleholder Dies
British World War II Survivor Becomes World's Oldest Man As Japanese Titleholder Dies

One of two remaining World War II survivors and Britain's most senior citizen became the world's oldest man Friday when the Japanese titleholder died in his sleep at the age of 113.

Brighton resident Henry Allingham, who turned 113 on June 6, took over the place of Tomoji Tanabe of Miyakonojo City in the Guinness Book of World Records' category of oldest man.

Five Clones Of 9/11 K-9 Presented To Dog Handler

A K-9 that sniffed for survivors buried under the rubble of the World Trade Center terror attack is already gone but its five clones will continue its heroic legacy of saving lives.

A cloning company produced five genetic copies of the German shepherd named Trakr after its death in April and the clones were presented to the heroic dog's former handler James Symington in Los Angeles on Wednesday.