Surviving militant in custody...Attack in Iraq...Shuttle update

MUMBAI, India (AP) Authorities in India say only 10 gunmen took part in a series of terrorist attacks across Mumbai. They say Indian forces killed nine and the tenth is in custody. At least 195 people died in the nearly three-day-long rampage.

BAGHDAD (AP) U.N. and military officials in Iraq are reporting a rocket attack targeting Baghdad's heavily fortified Green Zone.

At least two people were killed and 15 wounded in the strike near the U.N. compound.

CAIRO, Egypt (AP) Saudi Arabia's oil minister isn't ruling out an OPEC production cut as the price of oil tumbles. But he says he doesn't expect an announcement at the cartel's emergency meeting, which is being held in Cairo today.

NEW YORK (AP) A surveillance video could hold clues to which shoppers trampled a Wal-Mart worker to death yesterday. Authorities say they may consider criminal charges in the incident. At least four other people, including a pregnant woman, reported being hurt as a frenzied crowd burst into the store.

HOUSTON (AP) Endeavour's seven-member crew is awaiting an OK from NASA managers that will clear the shuttle to return to Earth tomorrow. Analysts are making sure the heat shield is undamaged and ready for re-entry into Earth's atmosphere.

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