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Officials Say More than 12 Homes May Have Been Incinerated by Sudden Explosion, Ensuing Blaze in San Francisco Suburb

Rev. Terry Jones Says He's "Reconsidering" Decision to Call Off Controversial Event Until Word from NYC Imam

Stand Up To Cancer's "Dream Team" of Researchers Work Toward a Cure for Deadliest form of Disease

After 13 Months, Sarah Shourd Will Be Freed Saturday to Mark End of Ramadan; 2 Other Americans Remain Detained

Nonprofit Broadcasts Female Voice Reading - and Describing in Great Detail - Portions of the Magazine for Blind People

"Don't Ask Don't Tell" Policy has "Direct and Deleterious Effect" on Armed Services, Federal Judge Declares

Imam Faisal in New York and Florida Imam Muhammad Musri Both Say There is No Agreement to Move the "Ground Zero Mosque"

Lawyer for Investor in Community Center, Mosque near Ground Zero Calls Trump's Offer "Cheap Attempt to Get Publicity"

Defense in Detroit Christmas Airline Attack Seeking to Resolve the Case; Pretrial Hearing Scheduled for Monday

Police Say 21-Year-Old Man Failed to Stop at Red Light; Brady Unharmed; Other Driver Was Seriously Injured

Family of Hannah Poling will Receive More than $1.5 Million for her Life Care, Lost Earnings, and Pain and Suffering

Owner of N.C. Restaurant Will Ask Parents to Take Child Outside if He or She is Screaming in Establishment

Defective Chinese Drywall Causes More than Half of the Homes in Musicians' Village to Be Gutted and Rebuilt

Thursday: Rev. Terry Jones suspends plan to burn Korans on September 11th; Also, highway deaths decline to lowest levels in 60 years; And, Katie Couric reports on Stand Up 2 Cancer and the possible cure for pancreatic cancer.

Pastor Terry Jones has agreed to cancel the Quran burning if the proposed Islamic Center is moved away from Ground Zero. Elaine Quijano reports on the New York imam's response.

Murfressboro, Tenn. resident Camie Ayash speaks to Seth Doane about her Muslim faith and the backlash against building mosques for Muslims.

As part of Stand Up 2 Cancer, Katie Couric reports on an $18 million grant given to doctors conducting a clinical trial on patients with pancreatic cancer, one of the deadliest forms of the disease.

Controversy over a planned Islamic center near ground zero has caused backlash against building mosques for Muslims across the nation, including in Murfreesboro, Tenn. Seth Doane reports.

New estimates indicate that the number of highway-related deaths have dropped to the lowest figures in over 60 years. Nancy Cordes reports on the reasons behind this decline.

A Fla. pastor's now-canceled plans to burn copies of the Koran prompted the Taliban to distribute leaflets urging Afghan villagers to join in seeking revenge. Mandy Clark reports from Kabul.

After meeting with a Florida Imam, the highly-controversial Rev. Terry Jones says that he will no longer burn copies of the Koran on September 11. Kelly Cobiella reports from Gainesville, Fla.

While Freedom of Religion Is a Right all Americans Have, Vocal Anti-Muslim Sentiment Shows Some Think Otherwise

Stand Up To Cancer's "Dream Team" of Researchers Work Toward a Cure for Deadliest form of Disease

Katie Couric discusses a new statistic showing the need for TVs in American homes. Couric comments that your new flat-screen could some day be as outdated as the old black-and-white sets are today.

Katie Couric previews an upcoming report on the CBS Evening News about one man's pancreatic cancer diagnosis and the medical research that gives new hope to those stricken with this deadly disease.

Wednesday: Public outrage grows over pastor's plans to burn Quran on 9/11; Also, BP shifts blame over oil spill; And, new study finds women turned off by men who can't dance.

Think you know your waist size? Guess again. Katie Couric reports that an Esquire Magazine investigation found that retailers have been lying to consumers about pants waist sizes in order to make them feel better.

A new study by British scientists finds that women tend to be more attracted, or in some cases turned off, by the way a man can dance. Richard Schlesinger reports.

Wildlife officials are trying to prevent further bear attacks against humans after a series of recent, and sometimes deadly, assaults at national parks. John Blackstone reports.

A newly-released internal report by BP shifts blame over the disastrous oil rig collapse and subsequent spill on subcontractors Halliburton and Transocean. Mark Strassmann reports.

Five Soldiers Accused of Murdering Afghan Civilians Just Because They Could; Seven More Involved in Cover-Up

Religious and political leaders are voicing their outrage against Rev. Terry Jones' plans to burn copies of the Quran on the anniversary of the September 11 attacks. Kelly Cobiella reports.

The remnants of Tropical Storm Hermine have led to severe floods throughout North Texas, leaving up to 10 inches of rain in some areas. Don Teague reports on the deadly weather.

Thousands of local residents in the mountains of Colo. have been forced to evacuate their homes due to massive wildfires. Barry Petersen reports that even more fires may be in store for the region.

Five American soldiers have been charged with murdering Afghan civilians in a plot to kill at random. David Martin reports the incident could be a severe detriment to U.S. operations.

Katie Couric discusses the renewed effort to reach a peace agreement between Israel and Palestine. Couric comments that it is a political test for both leaders.

Their Favorite Food in Short Supply This Year, Grizzly Bears Kill Two in Separate Incidents Outside National Park

Rev. Terry Jones' 1st Amendment Rights Allow Protests; City Fire Ordinances Could Snuff out Planned Burning Muslim Holy Books