Thursday, November 7, 2013
Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about today:
The singer is named CMA entertainer of the year, while Blake Shelton, Miranda Lambert and Taylor Swift take other top awards.
Swiss scientists say they've found evidence that the Palestinian leader was killed with a radioactive substance.
More than half of boosters that went on sale this year earn a top rating from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.
Philippine villagers are forced to leave an area devastated by a recent earthquake as a powerful storm approaches.
Prison officials are withdrawn from the former Pakistani president's home, where he had been held since April.
Jason Eric Howell told police he was upset with her strict curfew rules and how much she charged him for rent, so he beat her with a shovel and slit her throat.
Paleontologists unveil a new species -- the equivalent of T. rex's great-uncle -- discovered four years ago in Utah.
ABC says veteran anchor and reporter Elizabeth Vargas is in a treatment facility.
The VP picks up the phone to congratulate Boston's new mayor, but gets a different Marty Walsh.
Hazing allegations raise questions about whether Joe Philbin and his staff were negligent in failing to stop the behavior.