Mumbai update...Pakistan link?...Appeals for pardons

MUMBAI, India (AP) Residents of Mumbai, India are hoping to return to normal in the wake of this week's nearly three-day terrorist siege. At least 195 people were killed in the attacks on 10 sites across the city, including its most visible landmarks.

Nearly 300 people were wounded.

Washington (AP) A U.S. counterterrorism official says some marks of this week's terror attacks in India may be consistent with the work of al-Qaida-linked Pakistani militants. But the official stresses it's still too early to reach any conclusions. FBI agents are preparing to fly to India to aid the investigation into who was behind the attacks.

MIRAN SHAH, Pakistan (AP) Intelligence officials say a suspected U.S. missile strike has killed at least two people in northwestern Pakistan. The officials, citing reports from field agents, said some people were also injured in the attack that destroyed a home.

PALM DESERT, Calif. (AP) Police say a deadly shooting at a crowded California toy store had nothing to do with toys. The gunbattle broke out after two women began fighting. Two men with them opened fire and both men died.

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) The space shuttle Endeavour crew is waking up for its last full day in space before returning to Earth.

They undocked from the international space station yesterday after a 12-day visit. The shuttle is set to land in Florida tomorrow.

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