Obama's choices...Endeavour's new plan...Football star's dilemma



Washington (AP) President-elect Barack Obama is expected to fill a lot of jobs tomorrow. They will reportedly include Sen.

Hillary CLinton as secretary of state, Eric Holder at Justice, Janet Napolitano at Homeland Security, Robert Gates to remain at Defense, James Jones as national security adviser, and Susan Rice at the U.N.

MUMBAI, India (AP) Interrogation of the only gunman to survive the attacks in Mumbai, India, has reportedly revealed he's a member of a Pakistani militant group. The group has long been considered a creation of the Pakistani intelligence service to harass India over disputed Kashmir.

WASHINGTON (AP) The White House says President George W. Bush has told India's prime minister that America's state and defense departments, plus other agencies, will help probe the terrorist attacks in Mumbai. Bush says it's an opportunity to show the world's commitment against terrorism.

EDWARDS Air Force BASE, Calif. (AP) The shuttle Endeavour will still have another journey left to make after today's return to Earth. It will have to be flown from California to Florida. A landing at the Kennedy Space Center was scrubbed because of high winds and stormy skies.

LANDOVER, Md. (AP) A lawyer for New York Giants' star receiver Plaxico Burress says he's been told his client will be charged with criminal possession of a weapon. The Giants say Burress accidentally shot himself in the thigh Friday night at a nightclub.

His lawyer says Burress will plead not guilty.

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