Good morning, here are our early stories:
-- CVS To Stop Selling Tobacco Products.
-- Vatican Let Abuse Of Kids Go On For Decades, U.N. Panel Says.
And here are more early headlines:
"Major Winter Storm" Stretches From The Midwest Up To The Northeast. ()
White House "Climate Hubs" To Distribute Information. ( Washington Post)
Report: U.S. Spied On German Leader Schroeder In 2002. ( Reuters)
Huge Storm Pounds Britain, Triggering Flooding. ( Guardian)
New Bombs Kill Several In Iraqi Capital. ( VOA)
Koreas To Hold Family Reunions This Month. ( BBC)
Rare Execution Of Woman Set For Texas Today. ( AP)
Utah School Board Investigates Why Some Kids' Lunches Trashed. ( Deseret News)
Tenn. Judge Who Ordered Baby's Name Changed From "Messiah" Is Fired. ( AP)
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