Michael Cabanatuan San Francisco Chronicle February 11, 2012 04:00 AM Saturday, February 11, 2012 San Jose police are investigating a morning accident in which a car struck and killed a 77-year-old pedestrian. The accident occurred at about 6:47 a.m.

Fighters put out fire after a deadly attack by Boko Haram insurgents in Nigeria. By Emmanuel Mayah (email the author) Posted Sunday, February 12 2012 at 00:00 In Summary Figure out this one.

By Michelle Miller (istockphoto.com) (CBS News) President Obama will introduce his 2013 budget Monday. It includes $4 trillion dollars in deficit reduction over ten years, proposed cuts to military and domestic spending, a renewed plea on tax hikes for the very wealthy, and $350 billion to stimulate job growth. But on Saturday, a spokesman for House Speaker John Boehner said: "This unserious budget is a recipe for debt, doubt and decline." CBS Michelle

Tuyen Quang miners to export barites The Government has allowed barites ore exploitation and processing enterprises in the northern province of Tuyen Quang to export about 70,000 tonnes of barites this year after meeting domestic demands, said Hoang Quoc Binh, director of the province's Department of Industry and Trade. Binh expected that exports of barites, used in petrol, chemical and glass production industries, would help the province meet its export target of

08 : 47 PM - 11/02/2012 Manama, Feb. 11. (BNA) - Alban Varuttii and Stephen Kellogg both had twice the reason to celebrate Saturday after each claimed a superb double in their respective championships held as part of Bahrain International CircuitБ─(tm)s (BIC) National Racing Festival in Sakhir. Varuttii put in a fine performance for Batelco Racing Team and won both races in round four of the WGA Supercars Championship Middle East.

John Moore, Getty Images Mexican migrant workers harvest organic parsley crops at Grant Family Farms in Wellington, Colo., in November 2011. Robert Fulford, National Post · Feb.

February 11, 2012, 2:27 AM EST Business Exchange E-mail Print More From Businessweek Toyota Highlander Output Shifts to U.S. From Japan to Fight Yen VW Said to Consider Proton Partnership for Malaysia Car Hub Toyota Seeks U.S.

February 11, 2012, 1:02 AM EST Business Exchange E-mail Print More From Businessweek Japan to Reject More Easing as Quake Rebuilding Aids Economy FedБ─(tm)s Inflation Target Stirs Japan Lawmaker Ire at BOJ Record Japan Machine Orders Fall More-Than-Estimated 7.1% as Yen Climbs NodaБ─(tm)s Tax-Boost Plan Stalls in Danger to Japan Bond Yields TSEБ─(tm)s Biggest Glitch Since Б─(tm)06 Casts Shadow Over Osaka Bid By Mayumi Otsuma

By TARA SIEGEL BERNARD Published: February 10, 2012 When it comes to negotiating a price on a new car, the script has not really changed much over the years: The dealer's salesman writes down a price, you counter and then he walks to the back of the showroom to talk with the manager to "see what we can do." Enlarge This Image A screen shot from TrueCar.com showing the estimated price of a Toyota Camry in New York. Enlarge This Image Tim Boyle/Bloomberg News

(philstar.com) Updated February 11, 2012 10:44 AM MANILA, (Xinhua) - Two unidentified dead victims were found charred inside a vehicle late Friday night in northern Philippine province of Batangas, police said on Saturday. The victims were allegedly shot dead before they were burned by unidentified suspects in Tinga Itaas village in Batangas City at around 10:00 p.m.