AP Top Stories for Thursday, October 11th

AP Top Stories: Here's the latest news for Thursday, October 11th: Ohio school shooting; Memorial for Wisconsin shooting victims; United Auto Workers deal; Clooney medical records.

Robot Masseur in Japan Gives Facials

Robot Masseur in Japan Gives Facials: With steely arms sprouting cables and wires, the WAO-1 robot looks nothing like a relaxation device. But researchers in Tokyo hope the contraption will soon be deployed across Japan to give therapeutic facial massages.

Gamers Get Sneak Preview of Crysis

Gamers Get Sneak Preview of Crysis: Gamers are being treated to an exclusive preview of Crysis. The game, which will be released globally on November 16, is expected to be a hit.

Raw Video: Russian Rocket Blasts Off

Raw Video: Russian Rocket Blasts Off: A Russian rocket blasted off from a launch facility in Kazakhstan on Wednesday, carrying a Russian, an American and a Malaysian headed to the international space station.

NJ Workers Suspended in Clooney Breach

More than two dozen hospital staffers have been suspended for four weeks after allegedly peeking at George Clooney's confidential medical information after he was hurt in a motorcycle accident last month.

Radiohead Tells Fans: Pay What You Want!

Radiohead Tells Fans: Pay What You Want!: Radiohead releases their new album, 'In Rainbows,' through their web site, letting fans choose the price they wish to pay. The AP's Alicia Quarles talks about the possible impact on the recording industry.

Interview With "Bionic Woman" Star

Interview With "Bionic Woman" Star: One of the strongest debuts of the fall lineup is NBC's "Bionic Woman". Kelsey Hubbard speaks with Will Yun Lee who plays Jae Kim, a specialized operation leader.

Man Goes for Long Leg Hair Record

Man Goes for Long Leg Hair Record: A man is vying for the world record for the longest leg hair.

Wife-carrying championships - rewards in beer

His wife's weight in beer -- and a trophy, too. That's what Keith Cardoza took home as part of the winning team in the North American Wife-Carrying Championships. Forty contestants waded through a muddy river, bounded over obstacles and ran the 275-yard course with their wives slung over their shoulders during the weekend competition held in Maine. Cardoza and his wife, Julia Stoner, of Boston, Massachusetts earned a trophy, the equivalent of five times Julia's weight in cash (675 dollars) and her weight in beer. The winners will also represent the United States at the wife-carrying world championships to take place in Finland in July.