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"Caught On Tape": Surveillance video released from Seattle, Wash. shows a violent confrontation between two King County sheriff's deputies and a 15-year-old girl inside a jail cell. One deputy has been charged with assault.

Azim Khamisa told Julie Chen he became a spokesperson for moving on after life's hardest hits after his son was killed during a gang shooting and found forgiveness for his son's killer.

The British government has been forced to admit that it did hand over two detainees captured in Iraq to the United States - after denying it for years. The case, which dates back to 2004, is yet another embarrassment for the United Kingdom over the issue of rendition flights. Tania Page reports from London.

Los Angeles police detectives released a recording of a 22-year old emergency call in the hopes of tracking down the man dubbed the "grim sleeper", suspected of killing 11 people since 1985.

An FBI agent was shot and wounded Thursday morning during a roundup of suspects in an alleged cocaine distribution ring, a Buffalo-area sweep that also led to the arrest of a former NBA player in Nevada.

A 99-year-old Palestinian man is recovering in hospital after being attacked by Israeli army dogs. The pensioner's ear and shoulder were bitten as he lay in bed when soldiers conducted a house search.

Reviewing its relations with Russia, members of the US Congress have proposed dropping the Jackson-Vanik amendment brought in during the Cold War which limits trade with Russia.

At least nine people have been killed and 50 others injured in a plane crash in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. Turkish Airlines flight 1951 from Istanbul came down just three kilometres short of the runway at Schiphol Airport. Nazanine Moshiri reports from Schiphol airport.

Harry Smith spoke to five ordinary Americans at New Yorks Helmsley Park Lane Hotel to watch the Presidents speech and share their thoughts about how they might benefit.

Nine people have been killed and more than 50 injured in the crash of a Turkish Airlines plane in Amsterdam, Netherlands. An airline official says the plane came down in a field near the airport. The aircraft broke into three pieces.

"Only On The Web:" Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) spoke with Katie Couric about his thoughts on Pres. Obama's speech as well as his plan for fixing the U.S. economy.

In the US, the growing number of new homeless people falling through the cracks because of the struggling US economy is becoming so evident even long-term homeless people are taking note. The growing population is causing problems for shelters that are often forced to close their doors...and turn away the needy, as Al Jazeera's Mike Kirsch discovers at Skid Row in Los Angeles, California.

Barack Obama, the US president, approaches his key speech to congress riding a strong wave of support from the US public. According to opinion polls, most Americans say they are confident in his ability to make the right decisions about the struggling economy. Al Jazeera's Rosiland Jordan looks at the issues that Obama must tackle, and the pressures that could define whether he succeeds or fails.

Essex police have been heavily criticised for a series of failures during the investigation into the death of a man at Michael Barrymore's home. Stuart Lubbock was found in the TV presenter's swimming pool after a party eight years ago. Sky's crime correspondent Martin Brunt reports.

The US is fighting against many fragmented groups along Afghanistan's north-eastern border. Many of them fight under the Taliban leadership, but are not themselves Taliban. But Whether you can deal with the Taliban as one entity remains to be seen. Al Jazeera's Hamish McDonald reports

Firefighters are battling a blaze in a six-story apartment building in Manhattan's Chinatown that has killed one person. Fire officials say another 21 people have been injured, including two firefighters.

British resident, Binyam Mohamed, released from Guantanamo Bay prison after four years in captivity, has told how he was abducted, jailed and then tortured. He's endured what he called medieval torture - but he says his lowest moment was realising that British intelligence officials conspired in his maltreatment. Al Jazeera's Mark Seddon reports.

British resident Binyam Mohamed is back in the UK, with tales of alleged torture which he claims involved medieval methods. He spent seven years detained without charge, including four at Guantanamo Bay. Sky's Ian Woods reports.

A former British resident who claims he was brutally tortured at a covert CIA site in Morocco has been freed from Guantanamo after nearly seven years in U.S. captivity, an ordeal that could come back to haunt the U.S. and British governments

A Muslim-American televison executive has been charged with second-degree murder after his wife was found decapitated at their TV station in Orchard Park, outside the city of Buffalo, New York. The couple founded Bridges TV in 2004 to counter anti-Islamic stereotypes in the aftermath of the September 11th 2001 terrorist attacks.

An 11 year-old Pa. boy is suspected of murdering his father's pregnant girlfriend with a shotgun. Priya David reports.

Fighters with the Pakistani Taliban have agreed to a ceasefire in the Swat valley, under the condition that Islamic law be implemented in the region. Al Jazeera's Imran Khan reports from Islamabad, where many fear that the agreement could come at too high a price.

A former Connecticut resident says a chimpanzee's brutal attack on a woman Monday wasn't the animal's first time lashing out. Leslie Mostel Paul tells AP the chimp grabbed her hand and bit it hard enough to draw blood 13 years ago.

A 90-year-old Calif. man has been forced to abandon his retirement after losing all his life savings in the alleged Madoff Ponzi scheme. Ian Thiermann lived through the Great Depression and says he'll get through this financial crisis too.

Texas financier R. Allen Stanford was located in Virginia, and served with civil papers related to possible bilking of investors out of billions of dollars. Bob Orr reports.

President Obama traveled to Ottawa for his 1st foreign trip in office. As Chip Reid reports, Obama reassured the Canadian people that trade between the two countries will continue to grow.

Cheering crowds greeted President Obama in Canada, the first foreign stop of his presidency. The president was diplomatic on issues like trade and Afghanistan.

Demonstrators gathered in front of the New York Post headquarters in Midtown Manhattan in order to condemn a recently published cartoon which some say compares Pres. Obama to a chimpanzee shot by police.

Travis, the chimp that went berserk, was agitated, his owner said, and was given a Xanax before a friend arrived and was mauled by the chimp. Michelle Gielan reports.

A New York Post cartoon that some have interpreted as comparing President Obama to a violent chimpanzee drew outrage from civil rights leaders and elected officials who said it echoed racist stereotypes.

A mudslide swallowed at least 50 houses and displaced 600 people in Bolivian capital La Paz on Monday. The landslides were caused by the presence of subterranean water.

The number of tenants being affected by the housing crisis are growing as foreclosures continue to rise across the US. In America, it is not just homeowners who feel the full effect of foreclosure. Many people who rent their homes, are facing eviction. Al Jazeera's Casey Kauffman met the Hinojosa family in Los Angeles, who were recently evicted from their home.

A rally was held in Baghdad on Wednesday in support of an Iraqi journalist who threw his shoes at former President George W. Bush, a day before he was expected to go on trial on charges of assaulting a foreign leader.

US President Barack Obama talks to Peter Mansbridge in a Canadian first and CBC news exclusive interview.

The owner of a chimpanzee that went berserk and mauled her friend broke down when she told reporters 'I stabbed something I raised as a son.'

A 200-pound domesticated chimpanzee that badly mauled a woman in Connecticut had been given the the anti-anxiety drug Xanax because it had been agitated.

New York Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez offered new details about his performance-enhancing drug use Tuesday, saying his cousin injected him with an over-the-counter substance to gain an energy boost.

Police had to shoot a chimpanzee three times after it attacked a woman, leaving her in critical condition and going after authorities during a violent rampage, Michelle Gielan reports.

Japanese Finance Minister Shoichi Nakagawa's resigned Tuesday after a seemingly drunken performance at a recent G-7 summit in Rome. Video footage of his final press conference shows the 55-year-old confused, drowsy and slurring his speech.

"CBS Exclusive:" Maggie Rodriguez spoke exclusively with the mother of octuplet mom Nadya Suleman about her daughter's obsession with children and how she will help pay for the new babies.

As Jeff Glor reports, investigators continue their look into the cause of flight 3407's crash. Harry Smith spoke with the NTSB's Steve Chealander about the plane's deicing technology.

As well as the 1300 Palestinians who were killed in the war, thousands more suffered serious injuries. Many of them were left with extensive burns, with Israel accused of using highly inflammable white phosphorus in civilian areas. Al Jazeera's Hoda Abdel Hamid reports from the burns unit in Gaza's Shifa hospital.

A man running naked in the street has died after he was shocked with a Taser stun gun by Los Angeles County sheriff's deputies.

Police charged a man with deadly arson in one of southern Australia's wildfires and put him in protective custody as survivors expressed fury that anyone could set such a blaze.

Witnesses who heard Continental Connection Flight 3407 moments before it crashed into a house said it sounded like the plane was struggling. 50 people died in the crash.

The wreckage of Continental Flight 3407 continues to burn in Clarence Center, N.Y., near Buffalo. CBS News Jeff Glor reports directly from the scene of this crash site where 50 people have died.

Investigators are trying to determine if icy weather conditions caused a commuter plane to crash just 5 miles away from its intended destination of Buffalo, N.Y. Nancy Cordes reports.

The nosewheel of a British Airways passenger jet collapsed with a loud bang as it landed Friday at London City Airport, sending the plane scraping across the tarmac with 71 people aboard.

Chris Brown has hired the former lawyer of Michael Jackson after his alleged weekend incident with girlfriend Rihanna.

Taliban suicide bombers attacked three government sites in Kabul, killing at least 20 people, on the eve of U.S. special envoy Richard Holbrooke's arrival in Afghanistan.

A man crossing a busy New York street Wednesday was plowed over by an SUV, trapped underneath a van and dragged nearly 20 miles in a punishing, 50-minute trek that was so violent it sheared off the victim's heels and clothing.

Continuing his special series on what defines a "terrorist" Phil Rees travels to Pakistan's remote North West Frontier province, the frontline of the west's so-called war on terror. There he meets members of the Taliban and those seeking to combat and eliminate the group.

An artist who created a famous image of Barack Obama before he became president sued The Associated Press on Monday, asking a judge to find that his use of an AP photo in creating the poster did not violate copyright law.

A Superior Court judge charged with drunken driving and using racial slurs while arguing with police officers has been suspended for 240 days by a judicial review panel.

A San Antonio, Texas girl is getting help from a plastic surgeon to get rid of a piercing that's holding her back from joining the military, KENS-TV's Wendy Rigby reports.

The mother who gave birth to octuplets identified a Beverly Hills fertility clinic that she said provided in-vitro fertilization for all 14 of her children.

New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg says "Sully" Sullenberger and the other crew members of USAirways Flight 1549 should feel right at home. After all, he says, New York is "a city full of heroes."

Israelis are set to to vote in one of the country's most keenly-fought general elections in years. Tzipi Livni, Israel's foreign minister and leader of Kadima, is among the front-runners, and faces a challenge from Ehud Barak, defence minister and Labour leader. But right-wing parties are making a big impression on voters, with Likud's Benjamin Netanyahu and Avigdor Lieberman of the far-right Yisrael Beiteinu set to win a lot of support. Al Jazeera's Mike Hanna reports from Israel.

Google has introduced, Latitude, a new software that combines Google maps with GPS and cell phone signal data to locate and track users. John Blackstone reports.

Los Angeles police say they're investigating an alleged domestic violence felony battery report involving 19-year-old singer Chris Brown.

The Iraqi journalist who threw shoes at former President George W. Bush will face trial Feb. 19 on the original charge of assaulting a foreign leader, a judicial official said Sunday.

With public outrage over spending behaviors of American CEOs, Barry Peterson profiles the CEO of Japan Airlines who rides the bus to work.

It is feared as many as 40 people may have been killed in wildfires sweeping Australia. More than 100 homes have been destroyed as the country struggles with record breaking temperatures. Sky's Kitty Logan reports.

The controversial mother of octuplets spoke out in an interview with NBC News. As Hattie Kauffman reports, public documents reveal she paid for fertility treatments with disability payments.

The superintendent of New Berlin public schools in Wisconsin is urging anyone affected by a high school student accused in a Facebook scam to talk to someone they trust.

An 18-year-old Wisconsin man posed as several girls on the social networking Web site Facebook and allegedly blackmailed underage teens into performing sexual favors. Michelle Miller reports.

Iraqi security forces have arrested a 50-year-old woman accused of recruiting dozens of female suicide bombers. In a video released by Baghdad security forces, she describes how she targeted vulnerable women, persuading them to kill themselves. Al Jazeera's Tarek Bazley reports.

Impeached Ill. Gov. Rod Blagojevich appeared on "The Late Show with David Letterman" and the talk show host hit the disgraced politician with some sharp comments.

In the wake of an Iraqi journalist launching his shoe at former Pres. Bush, many protesters are now adopting this practice in defiance of authority. Richard Roth reports on this growing trend.

Authorities in Pakistan are investigating the abduction of American John Solecki was kidnapped and the murder of his driver. They were headed to a U-N refugee agency office in Quetta Monday when they were stopped by armed men.

"In Full:" Katie Couric speaks with Pres. Obama, who admits that he "messed up" in his selection of Tom Daschle for Health and Human Services secretary.

They're trying to escape increased danger from Taliban fighters. A local campaign against the government has lead to the destruction of schools and a long standing way of life. Al Jazeera's Kamal Hyder has been given exclusive access to the area and he sends this report.

The story of a 92-year-old woman who had to pay a massive fine after her sheep was run over by a car provoked outrage across Russia and even abroad. And, thanks to soft-hearted viewers, it has finally got a happy ending. But questions remain

Gunmen kidnapped an American U.N. worker and killed his driver in southwestern Pakistan on Monday, underscoring the security threat in a country wracked by al-Qaida violence and rising criminality.

The Swat Valley is an area few journalists are able to operate in and it appears that despite the presence of thousands of extra Pakistani troops the Taliban remain firmly in control. Policemen have been beheaded in the streets, men have been lashed and dozens schools have been burnt down under the Taliban justice and their version of Sharia law. Al Jazeera's Kamal Hyder travelled to the Swat Valley from where he sent this exclusive report.

Olympic great Michael Phelps acknowledged "regrettable" behavior and "bad judgment" after a photo in a British newspaper Sunday showed him inhaling from a marijuana pipe.

Drew Peterson's Ex-fiancé and her father spoke to Julie Chen about her relationship with Peterson.

Mullah Mohamad Rasul, a Taliban leader who survived the US military operation in Afghanistan in 2001, meets Al Jazeera in the tribal regions between Afghanistan and Pakistan. He says that the Taliban are getting ready for a new battle, and that boosting US forces in Afghanistan will only lead to more bloodshed. Teresa Bo reports.