i95 NEWS: Possible Break in Lauren Spierer Case; Nepal Desperate For Food; Scientists Make Extreme Heat Prediction

Here's some stories making headlines on April 28.

Thanks to MetroNews Source for the following.

• Governor Malloy says a record number of passengers rode Metro North's New Haven Line last year. The Governor says the continued growth of the New Haven Line shows the need to focus on improving the systems infrastructure.

• There is a possible break in the Lauren Spierer case. Almost 4 years after the Greenburgh, New York girl disappeared from the Indiana State Campus, police are investigating whether a man accused of murdering another Indiana State student this past Friday is the same man responsible for Lauren's disappearance. Daniel Messel is accused in the death of Hannah Wilson after she left the same bar Lauren was at the night she went missing.

• The United Nations says 1.4 million people in Nepal need food. The death toll is now past 4,400 after the 7.8 magnitude quake. For info on donations click on AMERICARES  or SAVE THE CHILDREN

• The "New York times" says a report issued Monday found that a failure to control greenhouse gases could lead to a 62% rise in extreme heat later this century. The study states that the frequency of extreme heat has quadrupled since the Industrial Revolution and that continued warming will increase that frequency.

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