With world financial leaders at his side, President Bush vows in a Rose Garden address that nations will work together to resolve the financial crisis. "In an interconnected world, no nation will gain by driving down the fortunes of another. We are in this together. We will come through it together," he says. Also: US Will Invest in Banks | Read Bush's Rose Garden Statement

The Category 2 storm hits Mexico's southern Baja California peninsula with 105 mph winds, forcing scores of people to flee their flooded homes. Hurricane Norbert is expected to cross the Gulf of California and then make a second landfall. A Mexican governor says officials in the region are "very worried."

Supporters in Minnesota boo their own candidate, Sen. McCain, after he describes his opponent as a "decent person and a person that you do not have to be scared of as president of the United States." Over the last few days, shouts of "traitor," "terrorist," "treason," "liar," and even "off with his head" have targeted Sen. Obama from crowd members at GOP rallies, and went unchallenged by Sen. McCain and Gov. Palin.

Mexican cartels illegally farming marijuana in American national parks are leaving behind toxic chemicals, polluted water and pounds and pounds of trash. Park officials call the detritus an environmental crisis, but with little funding, some preserves rely on volunteers to help clean up.

The Bush administration removes North Korea from the U.S. terrorism blacklist after the secretive nation agrees to open its nuclear facilities to international inspectors again. The switch is seen as an effort by the Bush administration to salvage a nuclear disarmament deal before he leaves office. It comes despite opposition internationally, and from American conservatives.
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