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Also: Indonesia swears in a new president; Hawaii is mostly spared by Hurricane Ana; and a scientist stumbles over a humongous spider in South America.

Also: The NFL will lift its local TV blackouts for next season's games; Tunisia delays opening a museum where 23 people were killed; and traces of a huge meteor are discovered in Australia's desert.

Also: The U.S.-led coalition starts airstrikes in Tikrit; suspected tornadoes strike parts of Oklahoma; and Zayn Malik quits the popular boy-band, One Direction.

Also: There's a tentative contract that could end the U.S. oil refinery strikes; ISIS apparently accepts Boko Haram's allegiance; and a Category 5 cyclone could brush Vanatu, near Australia.

Also: Chad and Niger open attacks against Boko Haram; a report says international cycling officials ignored doping problems; and the Vatican is told to pay a ransom for stolen Michaelangelo letters.

Also: Afghanistan's president will address Congress today; law officers are killed in two states; and a Sudanese chess master overcomes war hardships.

Also: Syrian chemicals reach Italy for destruction aboard a ship at sea; California protesters block migrants from a town; and the Navy promotes its first African American woman to 4-star admiral.

Also: Wildfires char thousands of acres in western states; a Boston jury deliberates in a case associated with the marathon bombings; and a former Miss Delaware sues the pageant over an age dispute.

Also: President Obama is expected to send troops to deal with Ebola outbreak; GM approves 19 cases linked to a faulty car part that resulted in deaths; and investigators search California shipwrecks.

Also: European leaders differ over the handling of the migrant crisis; former First Lady Nancy Reagan will be buried next to President Reagan; and the Iditarod gets underway with 85 mushers.

Also: President Obama promises maritime aid to Asian Pacific allies; Guinea's last Ebola patient is released from the hospital; and blizzards and flooding threaten parts of the U.S. today.

Also: Minnesota officials won't release videos of a fatal police shooting of a black man; U.N. Secretary General Ban won't visit North Korea; and a Hawaiian court halts a controversial telescope.

Also: Refugee children use Facebook to reach out; the U.N. Security Council calls for dialogue in Burundi; and Fernando del Paso wins the Cervantes prize, the highest award in Spanish literature.

Also: Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump will campaign in North Carolina; flooding kills hundreds in China; and the Mega Millions jackpot hits $449 million - the drawing is tonight.

Also: The U.S. carries out missile strikes in Yemen; parts of North Carolina are still threatened by flooding; and the United Nations is poised to elect its next Secretary General.

Also: The Labor Department releases September's unemployment figures; Britain's currency plunges sharply before recovering somewhat; and a Colorado woman swims 82 miles in Lake Powell.

Also: Soccer star Abby Wambach plays her last game this evening; the deadline to sign up for Obamacare has been extended by 2 days; and Cuban baseball players who defected visit home.

Also: Deadly heat lies over the Southwest and Southern California; Olympic officials review the doping ban against Russian track athletes; and today is International Yoga Day.

Also: Turkey learns the nationalities of the Istanbul airport attackers; Attorney General Lynch explains a meeting with former President Bill Clinton; and a grizzly bear kills a cyclist in Montana.

Also: Controversial abortion laws are blocked in Florida and Indiana; Austria will re-do its presidential election; and tonight is a near record jackpot for the Mega Millions lottery.