So where is all the good news?

Make no mistake, this is a tragedy.
Massacre at Virginia Tech:
33 Confirmed Dead

April 16, 2007— At least 33 people are dead in what may be the biggest mass shooting in modern American history.

Police at Virginia Tech, in Blacksburg, Va., said that the shootings happened at a dormitory and a classroom on opposite sides of the university campus.

As one would expect there is nothing else on the Cable Tabloid Networks. Of course they fail to mention that this is a normal day in the hell on earth the lust for power, greed and incompetence of the Bush/Cheney cabal has created in Iraq. Larry Johnson asks:
Now Do You Understand?

The next time you hear Dick Cheney or George Bush blame the public attitude regarding Iraq on the media's failure to report "good news", examine carefully our reaction to the shooting at Virginia Tech. Look at our collective shock. Our horrified reaction. The public sorrow. Yet, in truth, this is an exceptional, unusual day in America. It is not our common experience. But we cannot say the same about Iraq.

The people of Iraq are living in a Marquis de Sade version of Groundhog Day. It is like the Bill Murray movie--the same horrible day repeated with some new, bizarre twists--only not funny. Multiple body counts and explosions and shootings are the daily experience of the people of Iraq. They have been living this hell for four years. Just keep that fact in mind as you mourn the deaths of 22 American students slain in Blacksburg, Virginia.

There must have been some good news today. Why aren't the cable networks reporting it?