International News

	U.S. drops charges against Saudi at Guantanmo The Pentagon is dropping charges against the man who was supposed to have been the "20th hijacker" in the Sept. 11 attacks.
	Earthquake death toll expected to rise China's official news agency is reporting that the powerful earthquake that has caused devastation in central China has killed nearly 10,000 people.
	Haitian lawmakers reject president's prime minister candidate Parliment spokesmen say 51 legislators voted against international banker Ericq Pierre, while 35 voted for him.
	Death toll from Myanmar cyclone nears 32,000 Nearly 30,000 more people remain missing. The U.N. and others have said the toll could go much higher.
	Four-day cease-fire agreement signed in Sadr City It is unclear if the agreement will be respected by all the extremists who have been fighting in Sadr City.
	Serbian president declares victory Boris Tadic, Serbia's pro-Western president, is declaring victory in the country's parliamentary elections.
	Ferry sinks off southern coast of Haiti U.N. and Haitian authorities say an overloaded ferry has sunk killing at least 11 people.
	Clashes in northern and eastern Lebanon Security officials say heavy fighting has broken out in the mountains overlooking Beirut between supporters of the Western-backed government and opposition followers.
	Boat carrying relief supplies for cyclone victims sinks The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies says a cargo ship carrying relief supplies for more than 1,000 cyclone victims in Myanmar has sunk.
	Cease-fire goes into effect in Sadr City Gunmen are off the streets and shops are open again today in Baghdad's Sadr City.