News At Seven-Thirty highlights: Chinachem Charitable Foundation Lawyers have new evidence against Tony Chan; no minimum wage policy will apply to foreign domestic helpers; World stocks tumbled; Pakistani ended a siege by gunmen at police academy; General Motors and Chrysler are edging closer to bankruptcy; bloodshed at an U.S. nursing home; South Korea opposes military responses to North Korea’s expected missile launch; renovation worker committed murder sentenced to life imprisonment; the falling tree incident last year confirmed was an accident; first batch of direct import Hainan farm produce vegetable was delayed; school of the three students arrested for TATP explosives pleaded for them; MPF Schemes Authority topped up account of a dead person; UST has appointed a new head.