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Also: President Obama will award the Medal of Honor to an Army captain today; heavy snow falls in the Rockies and Plains; and a rare blue diamond auctions for $48.4 million.

Also: Wildfires burn more land in the west; Tropical Storm Danny weakens; and Boston police arrest 2 men who allegedly threatened to attack the Pokemon World Championship.

Also: A runoff vote is expected from Guatemala's presidential election; a salmonella outbreak from jarred cucumbers has victims in 27 states; and a cheetah briefly escapes the Indianapolis Zoo.

Also: Bad weather hampers AirAsia recovery work; Buckingham Palace again denies a sex claim against Prince Andrew; and Wisconsin police say somebody put a diamond ring on their agency Christmas tree.

Also: More rain is headed for the West Coast; the creator of modern baseball cards has died; and a rare northern white rhino has died at the San Diego Zoo.

Also: The Boston Marathon bombing suspect is scheduled to make a court appearance; temperatures in the Arctic are rising fast; and Russian TV has a dramatic promo for President Putin's speech.

Also: Blasts at a mosque in Pakistan kill many people; China's education minister wants to ban Western values in college textbooks; and poet Rod McKuen dies.

Also: Wintry weather blasts the Midwest; three astronauts return from the international space station; and more children are getting sick by eating small detergent packets.

Also: A federal appellate court won't stop same sex marriages in South Carolina; Hong Kong protesters break into parliament; and people are treated after a fire at a California waste plant.

Also: The San Francisco Giants win the World Series; lava continues to creep toward a Hawaiian village; and researchers discover a new frog species on Staten Island.

Also: President Obama meets British PM Cameron at the White House; the U.S. will start training some Syrian militants; and Arizona lawmakers require high schoolers to pass a civics test to graduate.

Also: The U.S. will send about 200 troops to Iraq as military advisers; earthquake rescuers work in Ecuador and Japan; and today is New York state's primary election.