[This is A-P News Minute.THE FLORIDA SINKHOLE THAT SWALLOWED A MAN IS GROWING DEEPER. CREWS ARE TESTING THE EARTH AROUND JEFF BUSH'S HOME AND TWO OF HIS NEIGHBORS. BUT THEY SAY THE GROUND IS SO UNSTABLE THEY HAVE BEEN UNABLE TO SEARCH FOR BUSH'S BODY.IN RUSSIA, THOUSANDS TOOK TO THE STREETS TO SUPPORT A BAN ON U-S ADOPTIONS OF RUSSIAN CHILDREN. THE CROWD ALSO VOICED SKEPTICISM ABOUT THE AUTOPSY THAT DETERMINED AN ADOPTED RUSSIAN BOY'S DEATH IN TEXAS WAS ACCIDENTAL.SECRETARY OF STATE JOHN KERRY CONTINUES HIS FIRST OVERSEAS TRIP MAKING A STOP IN EGYPT. KERRY URGED THE EGYPTIAN GOVERNMENT AND OPPOSITION LEADERS TO REACH A POLITICAL CONSENSUS TO HELP THEIR COUNTRY EMERGE FROM AN ECONOMIC CRISIS. ONE DAY AFTER HUNDREDS OF PROTESTERS BLOCKED WORKERS FROM REMOVING THE ONE OF THE LAST SECTIONS OF THE BERLIN WALL...A GERMAN DEVELOPER SAYS WORK WILL GO AHEAD AS PLANNED NEXT WEEK. THE 20-YARD SECTION OF THE WALL IS BEING MOVED TO MAKE WAY FOR LUXURY CONDOMINIUMS.___ ___, The Associated Press with AP News Minute.