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Rescuers' fate / Unabomber's family album / 'Indiana Jones' review

By Charlie Meyerson | Daywatch columnist

11:58 AM EDT, May 19, 2008

RESCUERS' FATE. More than 200 earthquake relief workers in China have reportedly been buried in mudslides. Latest developments: MORE »

In cyclone-devastated Myanmar, raw video of death and destruction proves a best-seller in porn store: MORE »

'I SAY PLEASE FORGIVE ME AND MY SOLDIERS.' The commander of U.S. troops in Baghdad apologizes for a soldier found to have used a copy of the Quran for target practice: MORE »

Bush lectures Arab world on women's issues: MORE »

OBAMA'S HUGE CROWD. A Portland, Ore., rally drew an estimated 75,000 people yesterday to see Barack Obama. Jim Tankersley reports: MORE »

Political scientist calls Hillary Clinton tenacity "an incredible symbol for women": MORE »

McCain speaking to National Restaurant Association in Chicago today: MORE »

Lobbyist quits McCain campaign over conflict of interest: MORE »

Huckabee says he wants to be vice president: MORE »

WE'RE NO. 1. One national survey pegs Chicago's gas prices as the nation's highest: MORE »

Find cheap gas online: MORE »

Vehicle repos in high gear: MORE »

Teens facing tough job market -- with youth employment near record low: MORE »

Downers Grove reports surge in homeless: MORE »

UNABOMBER'S FAMILY ALBUM. Family photos illuminate the early life of Ted Kaczynski, the Evergreen Park boy who grew up to terrorize a nation: MORE »

How Kaczynski's brother developed a kinship with a man the Unabomber almost killed: MORE »

'CAVE PEOPLE - CITIZENS AGAINST VIRTUALLY EVERYTHING.' That's what McDonald's chief calls advocates of menu-board calorie counts at fast-food restaurants. Mike Hughlett reports: MORE »

Hot dogs in the news: MORE »

THAT'S THE WAY THE COOKIE... Several lanes of I-80 were shut down for hours overnight after the crash of a truck hauling Oreos: MORE »

More CTA delays expected downtown this week: MORE »

'INDIANA JONES' REVIEW. Michael Phillips says "Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull" is full of action, but doesn't know when enough's enough. Spoiler alert: MORE »

Reaction to the movie's world premiere at Cannes: MORE »

Pop Machine: "Indy" feels its age. MORE »

'IT WAS FATE-AND COMPUSERVE.' Meet a trailblazing Chicago couple who married 25 years ago -- after meeting via computer. Heidi Stevens picks up a story reported in the Tribune on Jan. 26, 1983: MORE »

Microsoft gears up for another run at Yahoo: MORE »

'OUR ONLY CONTRIBUTOR WHO LIVED A LIFE AS CRAZY AS OUR MAGAZINE.' That's the way Mad magazine's founding publisher described the late Will Elder, the cartoonist whose work inspired generations of TV and movie creators: MORE »

Mother of Chicago folk singers Fred and Ed Holstein dead at 89: MORE »

Chicago-area builder whose homes were featured in "Sixteen Candles" and other movies is dead at 78: MORE »

TWO FIRST-PLACE TEAMS. -- Sox have won five in a row: MORE »

-- For first time in 30 years, Cubs win 8 of 10 homestand games: MORE »