Hello on this Thursday, the 19 day of July 2007. I'm Kristin Volk with a UPI...(More)

Hello on this Thursday, the 19 day of July 2007. I'm Kristin Volk with a UPI Headline Update. The death toll in India is rising after a seven-story building partially collapsed. At least 25 are dead and many more injured in the incident that happened yesterday in Mumbai, India's financial capital. Officials say dozens of victims are still trapped in the rubble. Authorities believe the collapse could have resulted from faulty repair work. The building houses offices, shops and residential apartments. Officials at the world's biggest nuclear power plant in Japan are apologizing after Monday's earthquake there. They say there are at least 50-quake related problems at the plant, which is now shut down. That includes a transformer fire, broken pipes, water leaks and spills of radioactive waste. Officials also suggest that a major fault line may run underneath the power plant itself. Japan's coast guard is launching a study to better map fault lines in the area. Two separate explosions rocked the country of Pakistan today. More than thirty people are dead. In one incident, a bomb exploded at a bus stop in Southwest Pakistan. Authorities say the attack was aimed at Chinese engineers. In a second incident, police say a suicide bomber drove an explosives-packed car through the gates of a police training center in northwest Pakistan. The Islamic country has been targeted by violence recently since the military launched an assault last week on Islamic militants holed up in a mosque in Islamabad. New York City is cleaning up after a major underground steam explosion. Mayor Michael Bloomberg was quick to announce the blast wasn't terror-related but likely caused by cold water entering a pressurized pipe laid more than 80 years ago. The crater from yesterday's blast measured 40 feet across. Environmental crews are taking air and soil samples to see if the explosion had released asbestos dust. Most pipes of that era were coated with the carcinogenic flame retardant. That's all for now. Be sure to check out of new wrap-up from the White House tomorrow on upi.com. Thanks for watching.(Less)