News At Seven-Thirty Highlights: sse of tanning beds increases the chances of having cancer; 5 HK Road Safety Patrol members were confirmed with the swine flu during a visit to Beijing; Hong Kong and mainland stocks tumbled today; HSBC sent wrong SMS about the distribution of BBMG shares; China and America promised to lead the global economy out of recession together; aA train derailed in Guangxi on the mainland early today; Rebiya Kadeer pressed Beijing to give a full accounting of the deadly riots in Xinjiang; U.S. authorities raided the home and office of M.J.'s personal doctor; visitors to Mexico City are being offered free medical insurance; young people arrested for drug-related offenses is on the rise; Police arrested an 18-year-old student for suspected drug trafficking; protesters rallied outside a Wan Chai hotel during Link REIT’s annual general meeting; traffic policeman was injured in an accident near Kowloon Tong; concerns is raised over polluted air at a unique recreational area in Sheung Wan.