Here is Today’s Daily Run Down.

• It appears as though the allegations of overworked Rockstar employees is gaining traction.
• Conan O’Brien has huge ratings for his last ‘Tonight’ Show.
• Illinois’ unemployment rate is up to 11.1%.
• Motorola is asking the ITC to ban all imports of Research In Motion’s Blackberry phones.
• An Austrian extreme sportsman will be trying to break the longest parachute jump and break the sound barrier.
• Microsoft has merged their Zune and Xbox teams into one.
• Some Ham radio operators have setup VHF repeaters in Haiti.
• Actress Jean Simmons has died at the age of 80.
• George ‘GeoHot’ Hotz is at it again. This time he’s hacked the PS3.
• GM will honor warranties for Pontiacs, Saturn, and Saab cars.
• Surveillance video has shown that a Man was killed by a CTA Bus.
• Research has shown that by removing part of the skull, scientists and doctors can get better brain scans.
• Google search now answers your questions.
• Cops have located 1500 pounds of Pot in a Hammond Indiana home.

Look for more stories tomorrow.

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