Here is today’s Daily Run Down.

• Amazon has released new Kindle for $139.
• Apple is investigating complaints regarding iPhone 3Gs running iOS 4.
• YouTube has changed the maximum length of time on videos to 15 Minutes.
• A Bald Eagle has died at the BrookField Zoo.
• A Ship lost for 150 years has been recovered.
• The Third most-wanted Nazi Suspect has been charged in Germany.
• The Letters from Franklin Roosevelt are now handled by the National Archives.
• Toyota is going to recall 412,000 High-end passenger cars to fix a steering issue.
• The Federal Aviation Administration has closed the airspace around the Clinton Wedding.
• The National Do-Not-Call register has topped 200 Million numbers.
• The Chevy Volt is not green enough for California.
• Congress is rethinking it’s Ban on Internet Gambling.
• Libraries that loan DVDs are outpacing Netflix and Redbox.
• The Federal Trade commission wants a do-not-track mechanism for the web.

Look for more stories tomorrow. If there are any stories missing please leave them in the comments.

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