This image made from video made from Syrian state television shows the aftermath of a truck bomb attack in Hama, Syria, Oct. 20, 2013. Syria's state media and activists say the suicide truck bomb attack on a government checkpoint on the edge of the central city left more than two dozen people dead. The state news agency SANA said Syrian rebels drove the truck laden with over a ton of explosives into the post at the eastern entrance of the city on Sunday. (AP Photo/Syrian State television via AP video)
This image made from video made from Syrian state television shows the aftermath of a truck bomb attack in Hama, Syria, Oct. 20, 2013. Syria's state media and activists say the suicide truck bomb attack on a government checkpoint on the edge of the central city left more than two dozen people dead. The state news agency SANA said Syrian rebels drove the truck laden with over a ton of explosives into the post at the eastern entrance of the city on Sunday. (AP Photo/Syrian State television via AP video)
Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning (18) stretches before an NFL football game against the Indianapolis Colts, Sunday, Oct. 20, 2013, in Indianapolis. (AP Photo/Michael Conroy)
Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about Monday:
1. WHAT GOP WILL KEEP IN ITS SIGHTS
Republicans plan to continue attacking "Obamacare," although only 29 percent of the public favors its repeal.
2. LITTLE AGREEMENT ON START OF SYRIA PEACE TALKS
While the Arab League chief announces negotiations will begin next month in Geneva, the U.N. envoy flatly denies a date has been set.
3. WHERE POISONINGS ARE BLAMED ON PESTICIDES
"We've gone from a pretty healthy population to one with a high rate of cancer, birth defects, and illnesses seldom seen before," says a doctor in Argentina, who cites increased use of agricultural chemicals there.
4. WHOSE NEGLECT LIES HIDDEN
A growing cohort of elderly people across the world live — and increasingly die — in silence, unseen and unheard, left to fend for themselves.
5. VISION FOR MENTAL HEALTH CARE LAW BLURRED, INCOMPLETE
As the Community Mental Health Act turns 50, its intent to promote treatment instead of warehousing for the mentally ill is not yet fully realized.
6. CALIFORNIA'S HIGH-SPEED RAIL DELIVERS HIGH-VOLUME OPPOSITION
Residents along the planned corridor fear that after cost overruns, delays, and questions about demolitions, it won't even be speedy anymore.
7. ISRAEL-U.S. RIFT OVER IRAN WIDENS
Israel's prime minister calls for continued pressure on Iran for its suspected nuclear program, even as American officials weigh easing economic sanctions.
8. FEDS PROBE SF BAY AREA RAIL WORKER DEATHS
Saturday's accident on Bay Area Rapid Transit tracks in Walnut Creek took place against the backdrop of a contentious and disruptive labor strike.
9. HOW CAROL BURNETT GOT THE LAST LAUGH
Burnett, who just won the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor, says a TV executive once told her that variety shows like hers were "a man's game."
10. COLTS THROW HOMECOMING FOR PEYTON
Indianapolis rolls out the red carpet for Manning in his first return leading Denver's offense.
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