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By LEILONI DE GRUY

Jury deliberations in the trial of a Bay Area Rapid Transit police officer accused of killing an unarmed Black man in Oakland on New Year's Day 2009 are expected to resume Thursday after they were restarted Wednesday.

by Jim Abrams

Congress has not updated the program since 1994. In the ensuing years the once-solvent program had to pay out some $17 billion in Katrina-related claims and had to deal with FEMA flood zone remapping that has thrust thousands of homes and businesses into areas where they are required to buy flood insurance.

Chicago Comcast-NBC field hearing

by Arthur D. Postal

President Obama on Friday morning signed into law an extension of the National Flood Insurance Program until Sept. 30.

The bill is H.R. 5569, the "National Insurance Program Extension Act of 2010."

The bill is retroactive to June 1, when the authorization for the program lapsed for the fourth time in several years.