A man believed to have been drunk led police on a chase through Interstate 805, stopping only after he crashed into the office of U.S. Rep. Bob Filner (D-CA).

Chula Vista police began chasing a silver truck driven by an unidentified man at about 1:30 am on Sunday on Route 54, according to reports. An officer had tried to stop the truck for speeding, but the driver headed toward Interstate 805 and exited at Bonita Road. Police were briefly able to stop the truck, which was going in speeds of up to 110 miles per hour, with a spike strip.

A Briton who lost one eye and blinded the other in an accident was able to see again after part of his tooth was implanted in his eye socket as part of a unique sight-restoration surgery.

Martin Jones, 42, of Rotherham, South Yorkshire saw his wife for the first time when doctors removed the bandage off his operated eye.

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.

A Blackberry proved to be a life-saving device for a British man when it prevented him from falling to his death after slipping into a crevasse while skiing in Switzerland's Matterhorn glacier.

The half-inch wide handset in David Fitzherbert's breast pocket kept him wedged and hanging in the crack of ice he slipped into until rescuers came to pluck him out.

Four Canadian patients got on Wednesday new kidneys from live donors in a simultaneous kidney swap surgeries that took place in Vancouver, Edmonton and Toronto.

The operations were done at 10:30 a.m. at the Toronto General Hospital, University of Alberta Hospital and the St. Paul's Hospital. The organ donors were not related to the recipients of the kidney, although the relative of the recipient will still donate a kidney, which in turn is passed on to another stranger.