This Dec. 11, 2012 photo provided by MGM Resorts International shows MGM Grand poker dealer Dar Reike holds her adopted dog, Alexia, next to her husband, Rick Reike. They adopted the dog, at a company adoption fair last year. However, they decided against getting pet insurance. Through MGM Resorts International, they could have gotten a major medical policy for $25 to $35 a month. With one dog, she would have also gotten a 5 percent discount. AP Photo/MGM Resorts International, Victoria Gonzalez Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about Thursday: "Not guilty," he says in response to each of the 30 charges against him. Canadian officials tell the families of 30 missing people that all are now presumed dead. After the crash-landing, the pilot initially told passengers not to evacuate. They didn't begin fleeing until 90 seconds later when a fire erupted. They say they will never work with the nation's interim rulers, who have ordered the arrest of the group's leader. After the defense rests in his murder trial, the neighborhood watch volunteer's fate is expected to be in the jury's hands within a day or two. George W. Bush advises lawmakers to carry a "benevolent spirit" into the debate, but some House Republicans say they'll listen to their constituents instead. The Pentagon considers trimming costs by curbing danger pay for troops working in parts of the world it no longer deems perilous enough to warrant extra money. A judge rules that Apple formed an illegal cartel with publishers, driving up prices. Can't afford a brand-new ride? Prices for used cars are falling, especially if you're looking for a small vehicle or a hybrid. Medical insurance for pets has become one of hottest employee benefits in the U.S. It's offered by 1 in 3 Fortune 500 companies.