The Geek Always Rings Twice

Andy tags along as one of Best Buy's Geek Squad "agents" makes house calls to repair computers.

Dog Saves House From Fire

An Oregon resident credits his labradoodle, Henry, with saving his neighbor's house from a fire.

State Senator Sues God

A state senator in Nebraska has file a lawsuit against God. He wants an injunction against wars. But he says his lawsuit has a message.

EXCLUSIVE: Thailand Survivors of the Worst Air Disaster in a Decade

EXCLUSIVE: Thailand Survivors of the Worst Air Disaster in a Decade
This video was taken by Swede Christopher Marken who survived the crash of Thai budget airline One-Two-Go MD-82 at Phuket airport on the Thai island of Phuket on Sunday September 16, 2007. Thai passenger jet crashed on the resort island of Phuket, killing 89 people in Thailand's worst air disaster in a decade.

Apple launches iPhone in UK

Apple has announced that its iPhone will be available in UK shops from November.

Google Expands Online Software Suite

Google has expanded "Docs," its online suite of office software to include a business presentation tool similar to Microsoft's PowerPoint.

Naomi Watts' 'Eastern' Role

Hannah Storm chats with Naomi Watts about her new film, "Eastern Promises," and finds out what she finds most challenging about being a new mother in Hollywood.

Bodyguard says Britney used drugs

A former bodyguard for Britney Spears says the troubled singer used drugs in her home. Tony Baretto offered to testify at a court battle between Spears and her ex-husband Kevin Federline over custody of their two young sons.Baretto was prepared to tell the court about drug use and nudity at Spears' home, along with his fears for the safety of the children.

Foster discusses The Brave One

Actress Jodie Foster has been talking about her latest role as a vigilante in The Brave One.

Athens artists seek to 'Destroy Athens'

Athens's first biennale of contemporary art opened on September 10 with a controversy-seeking theme -- "Destroy Athens". The goal is to upend the image of the city as an ancient capital of civilization and make it known for things modern and meaningful.

Theatre meets "brute force"

The show, which is a mix of theatre, opera and variety-style performance, is running in Berlin before travelling across Germany and other European countries. Those behind "Fuerza bruta", which translates as "brute force", promise a physical rather than intellectual show, accompanied by flashing lights and techno beats.

AP Top Stories for Tuesday, September 18th

Here's the latest news for Tuesday, September 18th: Simpson remains in jail; Student Tasered at Sen. Kerry speech; Fossett search scaled back; Polo without the horse.

Iraq Expels American Security Firm

The Iraqi government Monday ordered Blackwater USA, the security firm that protects U.S. diplomats, to stop work and leave the country after the fatal shooting of 8 Iraqi civilians following a car bomb attack against a State Department convoy.

Escalator vs. Shoe: Are Crocs a Hazard?

One Virginia mom says Crocs and escalators are a dangerous combination, alleging that the footwear nearly cost her son a toe.

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New political era for Sierra Leone

Ernest Koroma has been appointed the president of Sierra Leone, pledging to stamp out corruption.

Belgium continues ungoverned

Belgium is now entering its hundredth day without a government as the country can not agree on a coalition.

Free Online Music Service Launches

SpiralFrog.com is being billed as an alternative to pirate music sites. Downloading songs from the new site is legal and free.

Russian permafrost begins to thaw

Rising temperatures cause Russian permafrost to thaw, leading to an even faster rate of global warming. For the first time in tens of thousands of years, Siberia's frozen land is undergoing a thaw. Scientist warn that the process could release billions of tonnes of carbon.

Coral Sea 'needs protection'

Campaigners have urged the Australian government to protect the Coral Sea and its marine life.

EU Court Upholds Microsoft's $613M Fine

A European Union court on Monday dismissed Microsoft's appeal against an EU antitrust order that ordered it to share communications code with rivals and sell a copy of Windows without Media Player.

Polo Without the Horse?

In San Francisco, they're putting a new spin on an old game. It's polo without the horse. Players are using those high-tech stand-up scooters called Segways to buzz up and down the field.

Got moose milk?

Humans have been trying to domesticate the moose for centuries. First - for military purposes in Sweden and later, in the 1930s in the Soviet union,where moose troops were expected to easily cross areas covered with deep snow. But WWII interrupted the experiment.

Land Rover G4 Challenge 2008/09

The Land Rover G4 Challenge is one of the most extreme and demanding 4x4 driving contests in the world, and the 2008/09 event looks set to be no different. Over a gruelling 18 month programme, 18 national teams will battle it out to win the ultimate adventure.

FORD UNVEILS VISION OF THE FUTURE

New Focus, Kuga and Verve debut at Frankfurt Motor Show

Raw Video: Student Tasered at Senator's Speech

A University of Florida student was Tasered and arrested Monday when he attempted to speak at a forum with Senator John Kerry. The student struggled with as many as four campus police shouting 'What did I do?' when they tried removing him.