MUMBAI, India (AP) It appears at least one of the 10 terrorists who attacked Mumbai, India, has ties to a Pakistani militant group. A senior police officer in India says that's what the only surviving gunman is telling authorities. The group was banned in Pakistan in 2002.

Washington (AP) The White House says President George W. Bush has told India's prime minister that out of the Mumbai tragedy can come an opportunity to show the world's commitment against terrorism. Bush reportedly said that the U.S. stands in solidarity with India.

UNDATED (AP) A Democratic official says Bill CLinton has agreed to constraints concerning his foundation, his speaking schedule and his income, so his wife can become secretary of State.

President-elect Barack Obama is expected to name her as his choice tomorrow.

WASHINGTON (AP) More of the Obama Cabinet is expected to be revealed tomorrow. The choices will reportedly include Robert Gates to remain at the Pentagon, Eric Holder as attorney general, Janet Napolitano at homeland security, Susan Rice for U.N. ambassador, and James Jones as national security adviser.

WASHINGTON (AP) The head of the United Auto Workers union is warning that the nation can't afford to let the Big Three automakers fail. Ron Gettelfinger told CNN that the $25 billion they want would be a bridge loan, not a bailout. The Big Three are due to reveal recovery plans Tuesday.

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