AP Top Stories for Sunday, Aug. 26

Here's the latest news for Sunday, Aug. 26: Florida Democrats must weigh moving primary date; Ohio faces more weather woes; Sixth hole drilled at collapsed Utah mine; Mexican suspects arrested for allegedly transporting sea turtle eggs.

Balloon Blazes, Plummets to Ground

A hot air balloon catches fire over western Canada, forcing passengers to leap to the ground. Authorities say two people were burned to death, with 11 other people injured.

Pickup Kills Six in Wedding Parade

A celebration in Canada turned tragic, when a pickup ran over as many as 30 people marching in a traditional Indian pre-wedding parade Friday. The bride and groom were unharmed and the ceremony is still scheduled.

Wildfires threaten Olympia

Latest reports put the number of dead at about 50 but the toll is expected to rise. Most of those who perished were trapped behind fast-moving fire fronts on the southern Peloponnese peninsula.

'Think Different?' Meet the iPhone Hacker

A New Jersey teenager has developed a way to break the lock tying Apple's iPhone to its wireless network, making what's arguably the gadget of the year available to a wider audience.

'Halloween' Is Back, Bigger and Badder

Things got spooky in Hollywood this week with the premiere of Rob Zombie's version of the classic scream-fest 'Halloween,' which began the slasher franchise in 1978.

'Prada' Shoes to Big for 'Nanny' to Fill

The AP's Christy Lemire reviews 'Nanny Diaries' starring Scarlett Johansson, Laura Linney and Paul Giamatti. She says the film pales in comparison to other chick-lit adaptations like 'The Devil Wears Prada.'

SEO: Optimizing Search

What can small businesses do to optimize their search engine ranking (SEO)? In Worth A Minute, Niki Fielding, CEO of Digital Brand Expressions, offers advice.

Art enlivens Cuban village

Fuster is one of Cuba's most creative artists. Over the years the sculptor has single-handedly transformed his fishing village with an array of mosaics, making him a one-man beautification team for a poor community in need of color.

Hammam business heats up in Turkey

It may be sweltering outside, but the steam baths of Istanbul continue to draw tourists seeking a massage, a scrub and the traditional hammam. The spa tradition originates in these baths, which for centuries have served to de-stress and detox their visitors.

How to get a Presidential body

Photographs of Russian President Vladimir Putin fishing in Siberia have drawn compliments in Russia. But holiday photos of French President Nicolas Sarkozy have caused a stir in France, as magazine L'Express accuses rival publication Paris Match of doctoring a photo to make Sarkozy appear slimmer.

Japan's Naked News row

A 'naked' news programme in Japan aimed at those with hearing difficulties is at the centre of a row. The programme - which features presenters removing their clothes as they read the news - was presented in sign language, a move its makers say is aimed at bringing such colourful programming to those wit haural disabilities.