World leaders vow to work together to confront the financial crisis, and North Korea agrees to dismantle its nuclear program.

Financial meetings; Europe talks; N.K. Nuclear; Eagle Paragliding

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After a scoreless first quarter, the Boise State Broncos offense propels them to a 24-7 win over the Southern Miss. Golden Eagles. Author: CBS Keywords: CBS College Sports Boise State Broncos Southern Added: October 11, 2008

http://www.cbssports.com Matthew Stafford passed for a career-best 310 yards, Knowshon Moreno ran for 101 yards and Georgia beat Tennessee 26-14, leaving the Volunteers 0-3 in the SEC for the first time in 20 years. Author: CBS Keywords: CBSSports.com Volunteers Tennessee Georgia Bulldogs SEC Added: October 11, 2008

http://cbssports.com Jason Horowitz, Tim Brando and Spencer Tillman take a look back at Georgias 26-14 victory over Tennessee in which the Bulldogs defense held the Volunteers to just one yard rushing on the day. Author: CBS Keywords: CBSSports.com Jason Horowitz Tim Brando Spencer Tillman Tennessee Georgia Added: October 11, 2008

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Not all breakfast cereals are nutritious and delicious. "Consumer Reports" deputy health editor Gayle Williams highlights some of the best and worst popular cereals on the market for kids. Author: CBS Keywords: Health Eating Food Nutrition Meal Breakfast Added: October 11, 2008

Host of the popular Food Network show "Secrets Of A Restaurant Chef," Anne Burrell stops by "The Saturday Early Show" for some classic recipes, including spaghetti and meatballs and banana flambé. Author: CBS Keywords: Saturday Early Cook Food Dinner Meal Chef On Added: October 11, 2008

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A legendary singer who has been combining elements of jazz, blues, folk, and rock music since the 1970s, Phoebe Snow is about to release her new live album. Snow performs at the Second Cup Café. Author: CBS Keywords: Entertainment Music Jam Second Cup Cafe Saturday Added: October 11, 2008

Colorado State's missed opportunities come back to haunt them as they fall to TCU 13-7. Author: CBS Keywords: CBS College Sports CSTV NCAA Division-1 Added: October 11, 2008

Consuming alcoholic beverages can often lead to sending embarrassing text messages via cell phone, but CNET's Natlali Del Conte shows Chris Wragge and Erica Hill reveals tips to avoid cyber blunders. Author: CBS Keywords: Technology Google Communciations Blackberry Device Added: October 11, 2008

They may not be old enough to vote this year, but many American children have an opinion on the campaigns between Barack Obama and John McCain. Erica Hill gets the scoop from a group of 5th graders. Author: CBS Keywords: Saturday Early Politics Campaign Candidate Added: October 11, 2008

You may have missed some headlines this week, but "The Saturday Early Show" team can fill you in on the wildest news stories. A hippo gets a dental checkup and Sarah Palin gets an interesting offer. Author: CBS Keywords: Weird Strange Politics Election Campaign Saturday Added: October 11, 2008

A man brought a stuffed monkey doll wearing an Obama sticker to a Palin campaign event in Johnstown, Ohio. Realizing he was caught on camera, he passed it off to a child he didn't know. Author: CBS Keywords: Caught On Tape Racist Racism Bigot Bigotry Black Added: October 11, 2008

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Delaware has a unique stake in the credit crisis.

Report finds veep candidate violated ethics code by pressuring subordinates.

Tony Barnhart joins Tim Brando and Spencer Tillman to discuss how a 1 loss USC team can jump an undefeated BYU team in the polls. Why does a brand name school such as USC receive such favoritism in the polls? Author: CBS Keywords: Hot Topic: Poll Problems College Football Today Added: October 11, 2008

A look back at the economy's very bad week, and where it's headed next.

An investigation into the "Troopergate" scandal has determined that GOP vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin abused her power in the firing of a state trooper. Manuel Gallegus reports. (CBSNews.com) Author: CBS Keywords: Breaking News Bill Wielechowski Republican McCain Obama Biden Election Vote Corruption Alaska Governor commentary analysis Added: October 10, 2008

Taylor refuses to let Brooke get in the way of the man she loves. Author: CBS Keywords: cbs daytime soap opera brooke ridge eric thorne Added: October 10, 2008

An investigation into the "Troopergate" scandal has determined that GOP vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin abused her power in the firing of a state trooper. Manuel Gallegus reports. Author: CBS Keywords: Breaking News Bill Wielechowski Republican McCain Added: October 10, 2008

Bella's new boyfriend can't stop inserting his old girlfriend's name into conversations Author: CBS Keywords: Elizabeth reaser cbs ex list elliot bella bloom Added: October 10, 2008

Bella updates her list Author: CBS Keywords: Elizabeth reaser cbs ex list elliot bella bloom Added: October 10, 2008

While searching for her friend's cat, Bella interrupts her ex's night Author: CBS Keywords: Elizabeth reaser cbs ex list elliot bella bloom Added: October 10, 2008

A study finds that boys ostracize their peers just as much as girls do.

Bella's wish for a quiet date is anything but prompting her to confront her new boyfriend Author: CBS Keywords: Elizabeth reaser cbs ex list elliot bella bloom Added: October 10, 2008

Oct. 10: In his new book, "The Shadow Factor," investigative journalist James Bamford reports that U.S. Military Intelligence Agents spied on American soldiers, aid workers, and journalists stationed in the Middle East. MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow talks to Bamford about his new book and the implications of his reporting. (MSNBC)

Oct. 10: The economic meltdown continues! Rachel Maddow talks to former Secretary of Labor Robert Reich about the prognosis for the future and how the crisis is playing out politically. (MSNBC)

Oct. 10: The fired commissioner at the center of the Troopergate scandal, Walt Monegan reacts to the findings of the Alaska Legislative Council, which says Gov. Sarah Palin abused her power. (MSNBC)

Oct. 10: The Alaska Legislative Council released its findings on the Troopergate scandal claiming that Gov. Sarah Palin abused her power in firing Alaska’s Public Safety Commisioner. MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow talks with Newsweek Investigative Correspondent Michael Isikoff. (MSNBC)

Oct. 10: The mood at John McCain's campaign rallies has grown more hateful with fears and misconceptions about Barack Obama becoming pervasive. Rachel Maddow talks to Time magazine contributor and Radar Washington editor Ana Marie Cox, who has been traveling with the McCain campaign, about the mood among the crowds. Presidential historian Doris Kearns Goodwin weighs in on what history tells us about politics gone bad on the campaign trail. (MSNBC)

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"Only On The Web:" After a series of devastating worldwide financial meltdowns, Anthony Mason speaks with Lakshman Achuthan from the Economic Cycle Research Institute about this growing crisis. Author: CBS Keywords: Only On The Web Economy Business Wall Street Money Added: October 10, 2008

"Only On The Web:" After a series of devastating worldwide financial meltdowns, Anthony Mason speaks with Lakshman Achuthan from the Economic Cycle Research Institute about this growing crisis.

CNN's Kyra Phillips gives us an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at CNN's Baghdad Bureau.

Crash of '08; Rival Economic Plans; 'Body of Lies'

Country singer urges psoriasis sufferers to "Stop Hiding and Start Living."

Many businesses are using users' pictures without their permission.

How do you turn 420 musicians into a rocket? Dr. Julian E. White of Florida A&M University explains how.

The cost of gas has gone down because of the economic crisis.

Nick Watt takes a look at some unique, but solid investments.

Brian Ross reveals what the government heard on wiretaps.

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Fear grows as stocks are set to open lower again today. Investors are asking what it will take to turn things around. Report do in the Troopergate scandal. Where the candidates stand on health insurance. CBS News Correspondent Nick Young has today's World News Roundup.

Large department stores were hardest hit by cutbacks in September spending.