News at Seven-Thirty highlights: Customs officers have made the largest seizure of ketamine this year; tomorrow’s solar eclipse has drawn astonomy enthusiasts from all over the world to China; a partial solar eclipse will be visible from Hong Kong; Hillary has reached an agreement with India for the sale of advanced American weaponry to India; US is turning up pressure on Honduras' caretaker president Roberto Micheletti; Alberto Fujimori has been sentenced to seven-and-a-half years in jail on corruption charges; HK and Guangdong officials held talks for the master plan to transform the Pearl River Delta; overall consumer prices fell by 0.9 percent in June; health authorities are urging people with flu-like symptoms to have proper rest; a taxi crashed onto a pavement in Tsim Sha Tsui this morning; this year's Hong Kong Book Fair contains a new English Avenue; authorities have dropped the plan to cut down the 50-year-old pine tree at Maryknoll Convent School; a British researcher found that cats use different types of purrs in different situations.