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There is great concern throughout the U.S. over the potential lethality of the H1N1 influenza virus. As Nancy Cordes reports, officials are debating as to how to handle this outbreak.

For the past 50 years, U.S. manufacturers have been using a new process to dry tobacco. The process has led to the formation of a highly carcinogenic substance in the leaf. Mark Phillips reports.

A former Saudi jihadist who spent time with Osama bin Laden at Tora Bora now has a differnt view of the terrorist leader. He calls him "flip flop."

Police are combing Myrtle Beach for a missing 17-year-old girl from New York. The teen remains missing after a weekend trip with friends.

A gunman has opened fire at a university in Azerbaijan, killing several people. The attacker struck as classes were about to begin at the State Oil Acadamy in Baku, the capital. Tania Page reports.

Just released excerpts from 911 tapes show New York and New Jersey residents were terrified by the sight of a huge passenger jet and an F-16 fighter plane whizzing around the State of Liberty Monday.

Three new confirmed cases of swine flu have now taken the UK total to five - while eight people who came into contact with an infected couple have tested negative.

A Texas toddler becomes the first reported U.S. death from the swine flu outbreak, reports Nancy Cordes. Also, Dr. Richard Besser, Acting Director of the Centers for Disease Control, speaks to Harry Smith.

A 24-year-old Kent man is being held on $1 million bail pending possible attempted murder charges arising from his ad on Craigslist.

Officials in Mexico City, home to about 20 million people, have declared a state of high alert.

Mungiki Leader Maina Njenga yesterday enjoyed a short lived freedom after spending two years in jail. Njenga was released by a high court in nairobi but rearrested shortly after.

A bus carrying French tourists overturned on a central California highway overpass Tuesday afternoon, killing at least five and injuring dozens of others, authorities said.

Around the world, swine flu continues to spread. Mexican authorities say 152 people have died there and more than 1600 people are under observation. North of the border, the US has 51 confirmed sufferers. Canada has reported another 6 cases. New Zealand has eleven confirmed cases and 43 suspected. There are now positive cases in the UK, Spain, and Israel. And suspected incidents in Australia and South Korea, as well as possible isolated cases in France, Germany, Italy, Ireland, Greece, Denmark, Norway, Sweden and the Czech Republic. Sky's Greg Milam reports.

Authorities say they are struggling to find the motive behind a University of Georgia professor's alleged slayings of his wife and two men. Answers are proving as elusive as the missing professor.

Five years ago Professor Dmitry Lvov gave a detailed description of how a deadly pandemic flu virus was on the horizon. On Tuesday April 28, 2009, he spoke to RT about the outlook of a swine flu pandemic.

Maggie Rodriguez spoke with the Torres family about their son's potential case of Swine flu as they await his test results.

President Barack Obama's first 100 days in office are marked by change,or, at least, the appearance of it. AP's Mark Smith reports.

A pit bull puppy is recovering at Albuquerque’s Eastside Animal Shelter two days after a woman reported the dog was shaken and tossed 15 feet into the air at a city bus stop.

The swine flu death toll is rising in Mexico, and cases are now confirmed in the United States and Canada. VOA's Paula Wolfson reports the White House is preparing a coordinated government response.

Governments around the world are co-ordinating efforts to stop the spread of deadly swine flu. There have been more cases in Mexico and the US -- and it's suspected the virus has spread to other countries. Authorities in New Zealand say tests on ten students in Auckland suggest it's likely they too have swine flu.

Health officials in Scotland are monitoring two cases of suspected swine flu. Meanwhile the death toll in Mexico continues to rise and there are reports of possible outbreaks across the world.

The world's governments raced to avoid both a pandemic and global hysteria Sunday as more possible swine flu cases surfaced from Canada to New Zealand and the United States declared a public health emergency.

Top Obama administration officials warned that the swine flu outbreak could turn deadly here in the U.S. and have outlined a multi-agency response to handle the crisis. Kimberly Dozier reports.

Sgt. Darron Mikeworth was severely injured in Iraq and nearly died. His road to recovery is a war story that has been part medical marvel, part profile in courage, the stalwart soldier who rebuilds his confidence as doctors rebuild his face.

The New York City health commissioner says at least eight flu cases at one school in the city are probable human swine influenza.

An American journalist convicted in Iran of spying for the U.S. has gone on a hunger strike to protest her imprisonment.

Former classmate Morgan Houston talks to Harry Smith about how the alleged "Craigslist Killer" pinned her down. Also, the murder case develops with the recovery of a gun, reports Bianca Solorzano.

As the Taliban moves further into Pakistan, taking over Buner, a district that is just 70 miles Northwest of Islamabad, the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff meets with Pakistani military leaders, again.

New Mexico State Police released the dashcam video from the Mountainair police chief's squad car show the traffic stop that led to gunfire and the deaths of a woman and her grandson killed by a fleeing suspect.

Pakistan has sent troops to combat Taliban fighters, who have moved into an area only 100km from the capital, Islamabad. This came after the US accused Pakistan of giving in to the Taliban in Swat, where the government has allowed the Taliban to implement Islamic law. Al Jazeera's Hoda Abdel-Hamid reports from Islamabad on what some are calling "the Talibanisation of Pakistan".

Police say dozens of militants armed with guns and gasoline bombs attacked a truck terminal in northwestern Pakistan and burned five tankers carrying fuel to NATO troops in Afghanistan.

Vice President Joe Biden talks about some of the controversy after President Barack Obama shook hands with Venezuela's Hugo Chaves.

Fresno, Calif. police are looking for a gang member who allegedly held down his 7-year-old son while another man tattooed the gang group's dog paw symbol on the child's stomach.

Philip Markoff's friend alleges she had a violent encounter with him, Daniel Sieberg reports. Julie Chen spoke with Professor Casey Jordan about Markoff's trophies from his alleged victims.

As Pakistani militants attacked a string of petrol tankers, the US Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton, made a blunt warning that the government in Islamabad had relinquished power to the Taliban.

A NY tax attorney's investment dealings are being investigated after he beat and asphyxiated his his wife and daughters in a Maryland hotel room, and then killed himself, authorities said Wednesday

Indians practice shoe hurling at politicians to protest against local policies and false promises.

The Senate Armed Services Committee has released a new report which details a paper trail from the Abu Ghraib scandal, leading from low ranking soldiers to the Pentagon. David Martin reports.

Police say there is more evidence linking accused Craiglist killer Philip Markoff to his alleged victims. Police found items belonging to the victims in Markoff's apartment. Kelly Wallace reports.

An American doctor has claimed to have cloned a number of human embryos and implanted them into the wombs of four volunteers.

Usually, it's an empty threat: 'If you kids don't stop fighting, I'm going to stop this car right now and leave you here!' But a New York mom is accused of ordering her daughters out of the car and then driving off.

California police say the accused killer of 8-year-old Sandra Cantu is connected to another child who went missing.

David Kellermann, the acting chief financial officer of money-losing mortgage giant Freddie Mac was found dead at his home Wednesday morning in what police said was an apparent suicide.

Wali-I-Musi, the lone surviving Somali pirate, is in a New York court to face the first piracy charges against the U.S. in more than 100 years, reports Michelle Gielan.

Indian police are investigating claims and counterclaims by the parents of a child star in "Slumdog Millionaire" after a British tabloid alleged the father tried to sell the 9-year-old girl to an undercover reporter.

U.S. President Barack Obama is defending his release of Justice Department memos written during the Bush administration which justified harsh interrogation techniques against terror suspects. Critics say the move weakens the U.S. intelligence community and gives terror groups reasons to be less afraid of capture.

The pirate suspect arrested in the hijacking of the Maersk Alabama was all smiles on arriving in New York City late Monday, escorted by a phalanx of law enforcement officers.

Authorities said there is a 'strong connection' between the slaying of a woman in a Boston luxury hotel and the attempted robbery of an exotic dancer days later. Both women advertised services on Craiglist.

The issue of caste is a hot topic every time it comes to an election in India Al Jazeera's Matt Mclure travelled to eastern Uttar Pradesh state to find out how the issue will affect the current political climate.

Dozens of delegates have walked out of a United Nations conference on racism after Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Iran's president, described Israel as a "racist government"......

NATO forces foiled a pirate attack on a Norwegian tanker in the Gulf of Aden. Pirates attempted to capture the tanker and were apprehended hours later.

As Tamil protests, calling for a ceasefire in Sri Lanka, grow in Parliament Square, Parameswaran Subramaniyan, 28, talks about his decision to continue his 14-day hunger strike

Authorities say five Houston children have died after their sedan slid into a rain-swollen ditch when the driver lost control while trying to answer a cell phone.

A second post mortem has revealed that Ian Tomlinson, the man who collapsed just minutes after being shoved by police during last month's G20 demonstrations, died from internal bleeding. Sky's Joey Jones reports. A policeman has been questioned on suspicion of manslaughter after G20 rally victim Ian Tomlinson was found to have died of internal bleeding - not a heart attack.

Rebels in India have killed 17 including 10 soldiers and 5 election officers in India election violence on the day of election. The rebels, known as Naxal, have long fought the government in a bloody insurgency, the intensity of the attacks came as a surprise on a day when tens of thousands of security forces were deployed. 17 die including 10 Indian soldiers and 5 election officers in India election violence

CBS News RAW: Three children are dead after an overnight fire swept a home in MO. Firefighters said the home was fully engulfed in flames when they arrived. The cause is undetermined.

Authorities in South Florida have released a videotape of an armed robber and a shopper in a tug of war over the victim's purse.

As a prison guard at Guantanamo Bay, Terry Holdbrooks witnessed the inhumane treatment of detainees who resolutely kept their faith. It was an observation that led the Phoenix, Arizona native to convert to Islam.

Voting has begun in India's general election -- in a process that will last more than a month so that the nation's 714 million eligible voters have a chance to cast their ballots.

A Russian woman claims to be both the world's oldest person and the oldest-ever mother. Her passport shows that shes 125, and she says she last gave birth a mere 46 years ago, at the tender age of 79.

An elderly man is sentenced to seven years in prison after telling a judge that he shot and killed his wife to put her out of her misery.

After almost a week of pressure to apologise over the Downing Street email scandal, the Prime Minister has accepted full responsibility. Gordon Brown said he was sorry for what had happened, but one of those Conservatives targeted, said it had come "a little late". Sky's Niall Paterson reports.

The brother of a Domino's employee who was fired and arrested after allegedly tampering with food says the video posted on YouTube was a joke.

An exultant Maersk Alabama crew has returned to rejoicing families in America and the ship's captain awaits his own hero's reception in the states after a five-day ordeal as a captive of Somali pirates.

The worlds largest democracy goes to the polls Thursday in phase one of a staggered general election that will end May 13. Indian elections are massive, complex affairs, but at heart the issues and emotions are elemental.

In India, the campaign for the general elections has just begun. Varun Gandhi, candidate of the BJP (Hindu nationalist party), pronounced an anti-Muslim speech so hateful that he now risks three years in prison for inciting communal hatred.

Almost a quarter of the winners in India's 2004 elections faced criminal charges. Of those, 84 were cases of murder, 17 faced charges of robbery, and 28 were accused of theft and extortion.

A 9-year-old boy told investigators he set a fire that burned down a Dollar General Store in Chattanooga, Tennessee because he was mad at his mother.

A fir tree was reportedly found growing inside a man's lung during surgery for suspected cancer in Southwest Russia. Warning: graphic video.

KCRA 3 has learned that investigators close to the case said Melissa Huckaby admitted Tuesday that Sandra Cantu's death was an accident.

The Maersk Alabama crew heads back to U.S. soil as details unfold of another pirate attack on a U.S. ship, reports Sheila MacVicar. Harry Smith speaks to a parent whose son is on that ship.

In the second of a week-long series examining the aftermath of British engagement in Iraq, John Domokos talks to troops stationed in Basra

An 18-year-old Arizona high school student who was caught with his math teacher in her bedroom was killed by the woman's boyfriend, police said Tuesday. Authorities said the suspect is also a former student of hers.

Police say the mother of 14-year-old Luis Hernandez was behind the wheel while the boy was riding on the hood of the car outside their house. Somehow the boy slipped, became trapped underneath and died.

Undeterred Somali pirates went on a hijacking spree, brazenly capturing four more ships and taking over 60 crew members hostage in the Gulf of Aden, the waterway at the center of the world's fight against piracy.

Two middle school students have been expelled and arrested after they admitted to putting ipecac into their teacher's coffee.

A Grand Haven, Mich. mail carrier carries a piece of wood while on his daily route due to fear of another turkey attack. WWMT's Carolyn Wyllie reports.

More than 700 million Indians are expected to go to the polls from Thursday to cast their votes for a new federal government. The national elections will be staggered over a month. The main battle will be between the Congress party-led government and the opposition Bharatiya Janata Party. The Hindu nationalist BJP is looking for a comeback, five years after being dislodged by its chief rival.

US First Lady, Michelle Obama, accompanied President Obama on his first overseas trip since taking office. But she didn't stay in his shadow. Mrs. Obama won over Europeans with her personal style and charm but also her intelligence.

Bonded slavery may be illegal in Nepal but it is a tradition that thrives in parts of the country, with parents selling their daughters to make ends meet.

Police officials in California say that 28-year-old Sunday school teacher Melissa Huckaby kidnapped and killed 8-year-old Sandra Cantu. Ben Tracy reports from Los Angeles.

A prosecutor in the the city hardest hit by Italy's recent earthquake, has begun an investigation to determine if poor construction contributed to the region's death toll. More than 290 people died in the quake.

Thailand has declared a state of emergency in the town where a summit of Asian leaders was supposed to be held after protesters stormed the venue. The meeting has been canceled.

Nepalese parents sell their young girls into bonded slavery to try to make ends meet

The Israeli offensive at the turn of the year left the Palestinian economy ruined. Some 600 businesses were destroyed, and unemployment is soaring. The fight for survival is forcing many to turn to militant groups.

A federal judge on Friday ordered a psychiatric evaluation for the man accused of stealing a plane from his flight school in Canada and flying into U.S. airspace before landing in Missouri.

The boy, upset yet again over another bullying episode at school, committed suicide.

Thousands have attended a state funeral for more than 200 victims of the Abruzzo earthquake. The Pope urged the survivors to have hope and courage as Italy held a national day of mourning. Sky's Emma Birchley reports.

The threat of more Taliban attacks is forcing a new security clampdown in Islamabad where concrete barricades and security checkpoints have been set up across the capital. The security alert follows a warning from Baitullah Meshud, Pakistan's Taliban leader, to strike Islamabad unless the US stops launching deadly missile attacks against his fighters. Al Jazeera's Kamal Hyder has more.

Police arrest a suspect in the hit-and-run accident that killed promising Major League pitcher Nick Adenhart of the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim. The driver is suspected of driving drunk.

The chief of a small Central Texas town's police department has been fired and jailed for allegedly using a Taser gun on his wife after an argument.

A woman police are investigating for the role she may have played in a deadly street race has amassed 16 speeding tickets over 10 years, records show.

The president capped off his first journey abroad with an unannounced visit to Iraq, where he received a raucous reception from U.S. troops.

The number of earthquake victims in Italy is now 260, said Italian Premier Silvio Berlusconi at a press conference. Aftershocks continued to cause destruction overnight, while an estimated 17,000 sought refuge in tent camps.

Police have found the remains of a missing Northern California girl in a suitcase a few miles from where she was last seen.

Police say the search for a father and 8-year-old daughter is a missing persons case after their empty boat was found near Miami.

A powerful earthquake in mountainous central Italy knocked down whole blocks of buildings early Monday as residents slept, killing at least 150 people in the country's deadliest quake in nearly three decades. Tens of thousands were homeless and 1,500 were injured.....

A Houston man who allegedly thought demons had invaded his home was jailed Monday, charged with critically injuring his 3-year-old son. KHOU's Courtney Zubowski reports.

L'AQUILA, Italy - A strong earthquake struck central Italy early Monday, killing many people, causing buildings to collapse and sending thousands of panicked residents into the streets, officials ...