Woods posts statement...Four officers killed...Shooting suspect arrested

WINDERMERE, Fla. (AP) For the third day, Tiger Woods has declined to talk to Florida state troopers about the events surrounding his Friday morning crash. He did post a statement on his Web site saying he was the only one responsible and that the incident was embarrassing to him and his family. Meanwhile, police have released a tape of a 911 call by a neighbor reporting "someone down" in front of his house.

PARKLAND, Wash. (AP) Police in Washington state are looking for the gunman who burst into a coffee house and opened fire on four uniformed police officers. Three men and a woman were killed, in what an official describes as a targeted ambush. A Pierce County Sheriff's spokesman says one man fled on foot, and he may have had an accomplice.

BURLINGAME, Kan. (AP) A 12-hour manhunt in Kansas has ended with the arrest of a Missouri man. He was wanted for questioning in a weekend shooting that left three people dead and one wounded.

Authorities haven't said how the man is connected to the victims.

WASHINGTON (AP) The White House says Iran is "choosing to isolate itself" by flouting the United Nations. Iran's state news agency says the government has approved plans Sunday to build 10 new uranium enrichment facilities in defiance of the U.N. nuclear watchdog.

TRENTON, N.J. (AP) The Sunday after Thanksgiving is living up to its reputation as a heavy travel day in New Jersey. Heavy volume and some major delays are being reported on the New Jersey Turnpike and other routes as travelers head home after the long weekend.

Minor delays are also being reported at airports in the region.

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