First Person: Omaha Suspect's Landlord

First Person: Omaha Suspect's Landlord
A woman who let Robert Hawkins live with her family says the teen was troubled, but seemed to be getting better until he recently broke up with a girlfriend, and lost his job at McDonald's.

Man Clearing Snow Crashes Through Atrium Roof

Man Clearing Snow Crashes Through Atrium Roof
A man in Minneapolis clearing snow off the glass roof of a skyscraper's atrium slipped, crashed through the roof and fell about three stories to his death on Wednesday.

Raw Video: U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree Lighting

Raw Video: U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree Lighting
Congressional leaders help light a giant balsam fir from Vermont that serves as this year's U.S. Capitol Christmas tree

Durham toilets 'best in UK'

Durham toilets 'best in UK'
A Durham pub whose toilets have velvet sofas and gilt mirrors have been named best in Britain.

US shoppers die in gun attack

US shoppers die in gun attack
A gunman has opened fire in a US shopping centre, killing eight people, plus himself, and wounding five. Robert Hawkins, 19, from Bellevue, Nebraska, opened fire at the Westroads Mall in Omaha on Wednesday.

Amazon 'disappearing fast'

Amazon 'disappearing fast'
Deforestation is destroying the Amazon more quickly than previously thought, conservationists have warned.

Lost museum pieces discovered

Lost museum pieces discovered
Museums worldwide are being urged to check their collections after missing artefacts were found in Spain.

Kosovo's flashpoint town

Kosovo's flashpoint town
In the ethnically divided city of Kosovska Mitrovica, the Serbs living in the north and ethnic Albanians living in the south agree on one thing -- there will be violence if Kosovo wins its independence. A voiced report on the city's fears for the future.

Luxury fashion firms eye Asia

Luxury fashion firms eye Asia
Luxury fashion brands are growing strongly in Asia but the region is also home to a thriving counterfeit market.

Rising food prices in China

Rising food prices in China
China's economic boom has sparked rampant inflation with food prices rocketing amid fears of social unrest.

AP Personal Side: Working World Before Politics

AP Personal Side: Working World Before Politics
The next president of the United States may have started off washing windows or mowing lawns. The Associated Press finds out what the candidates consider the worst job they've ever done.

AP Personal Side: Life Outside the Spotlight

AP Personal Side: Life Outside the Spotlight
Whether its reading a good book or telling a favorite joke, the presidential candidates all have lives outside the spotlight. The Associated Press looks at the personal side of the country's most high-profile politicians.

AP Personal Side: Candidates Don't Eat Veggies

AP Personal Side: Candidates Don't Eat Veggies
John Edwards doesn't like mushrooms. Mike Huckabee put a ban on carrots. The Associated Press takes a look at the personal side of the presidential candidates and finds out what foods they really hate.

AP Personal Side: Presidential Anger

AP Personal Side: Presidential Anger
The Associated Press delves into the personal side of the candidates for president. Find out what the Democrats and Republicans do when they get angry.

First Look: Inside the F-22 Raptor

First Look: Inside the F-22 Raptor
The U.S. Air Force and Lockheed Martin recently showed off America's latest fighter aircraft, the F-22 Raptor. In this video, Capt. David Skalicky offers an up close and personal look at the F-22 cockpit simulator.

'Kite Runner' Boys Leave Afghanistan

'Kite Runner' Boys Leave Afghanistan
Four boys in the movie, 'The Kite Runner' have left Afghanistan amid fears they could be ostracized or harmed because of a rape scene in the film - which premiered in Hollywood Tuesday.

Top 10 Bizarre Movie-Star Interviews Of 2007

Top 10 Bizarre Movie-Star Interviews Of 2007
MTV News - 2007 - Top 10 Bizarre Movie-Star Interviews Of 2007

Will Smith Premieres 'I Am Legend' in Tokyo

Will Smith Premieres 'I Am Legend' in Tokyo
Check out Will Smith signing autographs, taking his picture with fans and more as he premieres his new film, 'I Am Legend' in Tokyo.

BBC wins Springer opera fight

BBC wins Springer opera fight
A Christian group has lost its legal battle to prosecute the BBC for showing Jerry Springer - The Opera.

Kiefer Sutherland Starts 48-day DUI Sentence

Kiefer Sutherland Starts 48-day DUI Sentence
Hollywood actor Kiefer Sutherland was sentenced Wednesday to 48 days in jail for racking up a second drunken driving arrest in three years. He immediately reported to a Glendale lockup.

Three Quarterbacks Among Heisman Finalists

Three Quarterbacks Among Heisman Finalists
Three quarterbacks, including Florida's Tim Tebow, are among the four nominees for this year's Heisman Trophy, which will be awarded Saturday in New York.

Today in History for Thursday, December 6th

Today in History for Thursday, December 6th
Jefferson Davis dies in New Orleans; Four people die at a free Rolling Stones concert at the Altamont Speedway in Livermore, California; America's first attempt to put a satellite into orbit fails; Jazz pianist Dave Brubeck is born.