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A 26-year old woman stumbled and fell onto tracks in Boston just before the arrival of an oncoming train. Waiting passengers began yelling and waving until the train conductor saw the woman and stopped just inches away. (Nov. 9)

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57-year-old arrested for sex with California girl

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President Barack Obama has rejected the Afghan war options presented to him, and wants them revised as a way of combining the best of each. (Nov. 12)

For the first time, France and Germany have marked Armistice Day in a joint ceremony. Chancellor Angela Merkel joined President Nicolas Sarkozy in Paris Wednesday for the special commemoration to mark the end of World War I. (Nov 11)

First Lady Michelle Obama appeared on the children's TV show "Sesame Street" on Tuesday, to mark its 40th anniversary, and to promote the benefits of growing and eating your own vegetables. (Nov. 11)

Police rescued four suspected kidnappers from a town hall surrounded by hundreds of angry residents who wanted to mete out their own punishment. Earlier, townspeople had tossed gasoline at the building in a bid to get at the men. (Nov. 11)

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The group "Segs4Vets" gives away Segway scooters to injured war vets. The Segways are touted as being better than wheelchairs for mobility, health and morale. (Nov. 11)

John Allen Muhammad, the mastermind in the DC area sniper shootings, has been executed by lethal injection. Ten people were killed in the shootings during a 3-week period in 2002. (Nov. 10)

New research suggests cell phones could replace a visit to the doctor.

A doe at the National Zoo flees the lion's den only to be euthanized later.

Nov. 9: The TODAY hosts chat about a 68-year-old woman in South Korea who passed her written driver’s test after near-daily attempts since April 2005. (Today Show) South Korea - Asia - Driving test - Government - Today

Sgt. Kim Munley's friends and family say she is eager to get back on the job.

The Dow Jones industrial average has stormed to its highest level in more than a year. (Nov. 9)