first i query the database, this is the result

id_number    start_date     start_time
CA642997     2007-01-29     03:05:00
CA651167     2007-01-29     03:05:00
CA651038     2007-01-29     19:00:00
CA650995     2007-01-30     19:00:00
CA652568     2007-01-31     01:05:00
CA652880     2007-01-31     01:30:00
CA652884     2007-01-31     06:00:00
CA643602     2007-02-01     00:30:00
CA652881     2007-02-01     01:00:00
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i would like to print that out to a web page like this:

2007-01-29
CA642997     03:05:00
CA651167     03:05:00
CA651038     19:00:00

2007-01-30
CA650995     19:00:00

2007-01-31
CA652568     01:05:00
CA652880     01:30:00
CA652884     06:00:00

2007-02-01
CA643602     00:30:00
CA652881     01:00:00

etc...
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i think you get the idea. but, i cannot figure out how to do this for some reason. i think i might have brain damage now from thinking too hard. this should be an easy problem, so if anyone can help, thanks in advance.

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