Monday: UK terror measures, Plane crash rescuer, Big cabbage, and more

British Prime Minister David Cameron announces new anti-terrorism measures to curtail the movements and activities of suspected jihadists in the U-K....After a photo of her abuse at the hands of pro-Russian separatists sparks international outrage, a Ukrainian woman is released and identified and now she's speaking out... Paul Hindson was playing tennis when he heard the plane crash and he knew he hadn't a moment to lose in reaching the Cessna that crashed near Crawford, BC.

Part One

UK Terror Measures
Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron outlines new anti-terrorism measures against suspected terrorists. We hear from opposition Labour MP Keith Vaz.

Plane Crash Rescuer
Paul Hindson was enjoying his long weekend playing tennis when he saw a plane was in trouble.

Big Cabbage
Joe Dumond's prize-winning red cabbage was the talk of the town at the Orangeville, Ontario's Fall Fair.

Part Two

Ukrainian Woman Update
After a brutal public humiliation at the hands of rebels in Ukraine, a 54 year old woman is finally released, and is telling her story.

Atlantic City Closures
Three casinos are closing down in Atlantic City, leaving thousands of people out of jobs.

Tape: Passenger Pigeon Anniversary
100 years ago today, Martha, the last passenger pigeon died at the Cincinnati Zoo.

Part Three

Israel Appropriation
Anti-settlement activists condemn the Israeli government's latest seizure of land in the West Bank that could set the stage for new settlements.

Newfoundland Glass Beach
A woman tells us why she's so passionate about saving a glassy beach in Springdale, Newfoundland.

Essay Reading
Toronto student Ashley Ash reads her essay "No One's Girl," winner of the Hilary Weston Writers' Trust Student Nonfiction Writing contest.