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November 5, 2008 | Evening Edition

Top Stories Obama Unveils Presidential Transition Team As Congratulations Pour In, President-Elect Begins Process To Build Cabinet To Help Deal With Challenges At Home And Abroad  Barack Obama Wins Presidency  Democrats Expand Congressional Control  Bush Lauds Obama, Promises Transition Help CBS News Programs The Early Show Obama's Win A "Nonviolent Revolution" The Early Show: African-American Icons Rep. John Lewis, Rev. Jesse Jackson, and Maya Angelou Reflect On His Victory  Early Show: For Obama, Now Comes The Hard Part  Early Show: Obama's Victory In Context Of History  Early Show: African-American Firsts U.S.  » More U.S. "Yes We Did": Black Americans Rejoice Barack Obama's Landmark Presidential Win Inspires Optimism Across Generational Lines  Palin's Hometown Down After Election Loss  Teen Safe After Hiding In Compactor Truck  Supreme Court Divided On TV Profanity World  » More World Bin Laden's Son Denied Asylum In Spain U.N. Refugee Agency Supports Spanish Decision To Refuse Omar Osama Bin Laden Asylum  The World Welcomes Obama's Victory  Afghanistan: U.S. Bombing Kills 37  Mexico! Plane Crash Kills Gov't Official Politics  » More Politics Gay Marriage Ban In Calif. Still Undecided CBS News: S.D. Voters Reject Abortion Restrictions; Neb. Bans Affirmative Action, Mich. OKs Stem Cell Research  A Mandate For Change  Why Obama Won  What Obama's Win Means Health  » More Health Kids Of Deployed Parents More Aggressive Study: Preschoolers With Parent Away At War More Likely To Show Aggressive Behavior Than Other Military Families' Kids  Form Of Vitamin B3 May Help Alzheimer's  Study: Brain Speed Peaks At Age 40  Army Faces New Battle With Health Care SciTech  » More SciTech CNET: Tech's Future Under Obama, Dems Declan McCullagh Writes On Good, Bad News For Tech Industry Under New Regime  Google Pulls Out Of Yahoo Ad Deal  Online Predation An Exaggerated Problem  Virtual Worlds Keeping Tabs On Election Business  » More Business Stocks Tumble As Focus Returns To Economy Profit-Taking Leads Major Indexes Lower; Dollar, Crude Oil Fall  Google Pulls Out Of Yahoo Ad Deal  FCC: Are You Paying Too Much For Cable?  Stocks ! Close Up On Election Day Strange  » More Strange Jogger Runs Mile With Rabid Fox Locked On Her Arm Arizona Jogger Runs A Mile To Her Car After Aggressive Rabid Fox Latches Onto Her Arm  Teen Compacted In Wis. Garbage Truck, Survives  Man Steals More Than 130 Panties From Dallas Store  Son Allegedly Attacks Mom In MySpace Altercation Entertainment  » More Entertainment Best-Selling Author Michael Crichton Dies "Jurassic Park" Author And "ER" Creator Succumbs To Cancer. He Was 66.  Celebs Moved By Obama's Win  TV Election: More Razzmatazz  Stewa! rt, Colbert Parody Election Opinion  » More Opinion Declan McCullagh: Shed No Tears For GOP CNET Columnist Says Free-Spending Republicans Got Exactly What They Deserved  Obama, The Supreme Court And DOJ  Fox News Gets Angry As Election Nears  We Know The Real Barack Obama

Top Videos  » More Videos Bush On Transition Of Office (3:34) Sarah Palin On Her Future (3:00) Iraq Troops React To Election (3:26) Leonardo Di Caprio's Vote (0:36) Obama's Road To The White House (2:46) Post-Election Sizzle Panel (7:33) Top Photos  » More Photos Celebrity Sports Fans Photos Of The Day Celebrity Circuit Accepting The Mantle In Royal Circles America Votes Latest Blog Posts  » More Blogs Horserace Voter Turnout Outpaces Last Two Elections With Ballots Still Being Counted, CBS News Estimates More Than 133 Million Americans Voted Read More Couric & Co. History Is Made. Barack Obama Will Be The 44th President Of The United States Read More From The Road Obama: Extremely Gifted And Also Very Lucky Election night Read More Most Viewed Stories 1. Barack Obama Wins Presidency 2. Best-Selling Author Michael Crichton Dies 3.  4. Gay Marriage Ban In Calif. Still Undecided 5. Why Obama Won Videos 1. Obama's Victory Speech (16:44) 2. McCain Admits Defeat (10:14) 3. Breaking: Obama Wins Election (3:06) 4. History Has Been Made (1:33) 5. Bush On Transition Of Office (3:34) Photos 1. A Family Photo Album 2. Celebrity Circuit 3. Accepting The Mantle 4. In Royal Circles 5. Celebrating History

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The Giant Sleeps no More | Obama's Aunt: Symbol of Everything Wrong With Immi Debate

Immigration November 5th, 2008 More Special Coverage about Immigration »

Obama's Aunt Zeituni: Symbol of Everything Wrong with the Immigration Debate By Duke, The Sanctuary The details of the story couldn't be juicier for the right-wing, red-meat crowd. The timing is no coincidence. Read more »   In the coming days, we can expect a lot of analysis of the role Latinos and new citizens had on the outcome of last night's historic vote. This is from the National Institute for Latino Policy: "The Editson/Mitofsky Exit Poll found that 66 percent of Latino voters supported Barack Obama, over 30 percent who voted for John McCain. This put to rest the argument that Latinos would not vote for a Black person and reverses gains in Latino support that the Republican Party had made with the Latino community (in 2004, 39 percent of Latinos voted for George W. Bush). "Now begins the analysis and speculation about what role the Latino vote played in this historic election. At the national level, because Obama's margin of victory in terms of Electoral College votes is projected to be so large, it can be argued that whether or not Latinos existed, Obama would have won this election handily anyway. "However, since the Electoral College is based on the vote in each state and most are winner-take-all systems, the role of the Latino vote in key states appears to have been important. From the early exit polls, states where the non-Latino vote went for McCain and in which it appears that the Latino vote for Obama shifted the overall vote in favor of Obama were Florida, Colorado and New Mexico. These three states gave Obama 41 electoral votes of the 338 he had won as of this writing. More dicey are Nevada, North Carolina and Virginia. In this sense, it appears that Latinos did not play the role of a 'swing vote' in this election."     Immigration: the 'Sleeping Giant' Sleeps no More By AlterNet Staff, AlterNet Some early numbers on a key demographic changing the American political landscape. Read more »   Hunger Strikers Seek New Immigrant Rights Movement By Kenneth Kim Protesters are putting their bodies on the line to call for a new approach to immigration. Read more »   Miami-Dade Leaning Democratic as Cubans Age By Annette Fuentes, New America Media As the Cuban exile community ages, the Republican stronghold county is turning Democratic according to a poll of early voters. Read more »   After Immigration Raid, a Pastor Tries to Calm the Chaos By Marcelo Ballve, New America Media Pastor Roberto Velez became a leader of an emerging Hispanic community in Mississippi after ICE arrested 595 workers at a local transformer plant. Read more »   Europe Turning Away Migrants at Gunpoint By David Cronin, IPS News Weapons were pointed directly at migrants trying to enter Italy during a recent operation coordinated by the European Union's border control agency. Read more »   Obama Calls on Latinos to Vote in "Record Numbers" By D. Graglia, Feet in 2 Worlds Promises to address immigration reform in his first year. Read more »   PEEK and Video: The hottest buzz and videos on the web     ICE'd: Another U.S. Citizen Detained and Deported for Looking Mexican By Staff, XicanoPwr.com Guillermo Olivares Romero, 25, was held in a detention center for two weeks. Read more »

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FDA Bioterrorism Act Update

FDA and CBP Announce Final Rule and Compliance Policy Guide on Prior Notice of Imported Food Shipments

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) announced a final rule and draft compliance policy guide (CPG) for "Prior Notice of Imported Food Shipments." The final rule is part of the requirements of the Public Health Security and Bioterrorism Preparedness and Response Act of 2002 (the Bioterrorism Act). This rule is part of FDA's efforts to protect the nation's food supply against terrorism and other food-related emergencies. The draft CPG describes FDA and CBP's strategy for enforcing the requirements of the prior notice final rule while maintaining an uninterrupted flow of food imports.

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Breaking News: Chambliss-Martin Senate runoff set for Dec. 2

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Chambliss-Martin Senate runoff set for Dec. 2 Incumbent Republican Sen. Saxby Chambliss, who won 49.9 percent of the vote in Tuesday's general election, will face Democratic challenger Jim Martin, who received 46.7 percent. Libertarian Allen Buckley won a crucial 3.4 percent of Tuesday's vote. Georgia law requires a 50-percent-plus-one majority in U.S. Senate races. More to come.

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Dinner Tonight: Fix Meatball Calzones for a quick, kid-friendly meal

What’s For Dinner? TONIGHT'S EASY FIX! TONIGHT: Meatball Calzones These pocket sandwiches are quick and kid-friendly -- perfect for a homework night. Creamy ricotta and the packaged Italian blend of six cheeses give texture and flavor to the filling, creating a delightful balance with the meatballs and sauce. The recipe Find more easy recipes | Low-cost recipes How are we doing? Take a quick survey to help us make this newsletter more useful to you. MORE DINNER OPTIONS TONIGHT'S TAKEOUT Take home broccoli beef and spring rolls from Panda Express. TONIGHT'S DELIVERY Order a meat-lovers pie from one of these neighborhood pizzerias near you. MORE QUICK BITES Home cooking: How early do you begin preparing for Thanksgiving? Join the discussion in the Feeding Frenzy blog. Choose a pie, any pie: The countdown to the holiday season has us thinking about homemade pie recipes. Browse photos and recipes to get ideas for your next dessert.   DINING OUT Reservations for tonight Treat yourself to fried goat cheese and honey at Ecco in Midtown, an AJC Top 50 pick Get details | Make Reservations Or the Filet and Shrimp at Chequers Seafood Grill in Dunwoody Get Details | Make Reservations Save gas and time. Find online reservations at a restaurant close to home or work with our easy search ADVERTISING

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VOA Africa News Summary

Here are today's top stories from VOA Africa. To listen or watch one of our programs or to read more visit our website at www.voaafrica.com.

Kenya Celebrates President-elect Obama as Native Son   In Obama's grandmother's home town, crowds danced in celebration as news of his election victory was announced shortly after dawn Southern Africans Embrace Obama Election Like others across the continent, southern Africans seem uniformly delighted Senator Obama will soon occupy the White House Zambian Observer Hails US Election   International observer describes US polls as free and fair African Electoral Commissioners Comment After Observing 2008 U.S. Presidential Election   African Electoral Commissioners take some lessons from observing 2008 U.S. Presidential Election Africa Stays Up All Night to Hear US Election Results   Televisions on as first results come in during wee hours of morning; news encouraging for viewers in Ethiopia DRC Opposition Patriotic Party Blames Government Over Escalating Violence   DRC opposition Patriotic Front party is blaming President Joseph Kabila's government over the escalating violence in the country following recent clashes between the national army and rebels loyal to renegade army General Laurent Nkunda. Various Security Agency Chiefs Meet Ahead of Ghana's General Election   Various security organizations in Ghana are expected to begin meeting today (Wednesday) to map out strategies to ensure the December general election is not marred by violence. E-mail: Forward this E-mail Click here to unsubscribe from the VOA Daily World News Summary2 If you have questions about this E-mail newsletter send an e-mail to: voanews@voanews.com