What's going on: Murder charge expected soon as Adam Theall's condition improves

Also, the G20 summit in Toronto expected to focus on global economy, and Syracuse University expert says anti-fracking claims are full of hyperbole.

Alaina Potrikus / The Post-StandardPolice spent much of Wednesday at 3609 Pine Road, Vienna, gathering evidence. The home was the site of the fatal shooting of three-month-old Eithen Zethrey Theall.

From the Utica Observer-Dispatch:

BLOSSVALE — The Blossvale man accused of killing his 3-month-old baby in front of a state trooper earlier this week could be arraigned on murder charges in a matter of days, state police officials said Friday.
Because Adam Theall’s condition is improving each day since he suffered more than 14 gunshot wounds inflicted by state troopers after he allegedly shot his infant son, Eithen, with a shotgun Tuesday morning, state police Troop D Capt. Mark Lincoln said Theall, 21, could appear in court within the next several days or the next few weeks.

» Read the story: As Adam Theall’s condition improves, murder charge may come in days [Utica Observer-Dispatch]
» Rome woman speaks about losing son, grandson in 2 homicides [Utica Observer-Dispatch]

A roundup on the G20 summit in Toronto:

» Obama arrives in Canada for G-20 amid warnings on global financial crisis [The Washington Post]
» Policy Conflicts Seen as Obama Arrives at Meeting of Leaders [The New York Times]
» Merkel plays down prospects for G20 bank levy deal [Reuters]
» Toronto police can use sound cannons, but at lower range, on G20 protesters [The Toronto Star]