A Free Syrian Army soldier, left, looks at dead bodies laying on a roadside in front of al-Shifa hospital, at al-Shaar neighborhood, in Aleppo city, Syria, Monday Sept. 24, 2012. Syrian warplanes bombed two buildings on Monday in the northern city of Aleppo, killing at least five people including three children from the same family, activists said. (AP Photo/Hussein Malla)
A Free Syrian Army soldier, left, looks at dead bodies laying on a roadside in front of al-Shifa hospital, at al-Shaar neighborhood, in Aleppo city, Syria, Monday Sept. 24, 2012. Syrian warplanes bombed two buildings on Monday in the northern city of Aleppo, killing at least five people including three children from the same family, activists said. (AP Photo/Hussein Malla)
This undated photo provided by the Harris County Guardianship Program shows Brian Claunch. Houston police say an officer fatally shot Claunch when another officer was cornered by the double amputee who was wielding what turned out to be a ballpoint pen. (AP Photo/Harris County Guardianship Program)
The cast of "Homeland", from left, Diego Klattenhoff, Mandy Patinkin, Jackson Pace, Morgan Saylor and David Harewood, arrives at the 64th Primetime Emmy Awards at the Nokia Theatre on Sunday, Sept. 23, 2012, in Los Angeles. (Photo by Jordan Strauss/Invision/AP)
Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about Tuesday:
1. A GLOOMY ASSESSEMENT OF SYRIA
The civil war is worsening and there's no prospect of a quick end to the violence, international envoy Lakhdar Brahimi tells the U.N. But he says he's got a plan to break the impasse.
2. WHY SYRIA'S HUMANITARIAN CRISIS IS LIKELY TO WORSEN
Winter is approaching in the war-torn nation, raising the specter of increasing hunger and even deaths from the cold.
3. PROBING THE POLICE SHOOTING OF AN AMPUTEE
The FBI will join the investigation into an officer's deadly shooting of a man in a wheelchair at a group home in Houston.
4. FOREIGN POLICY HITS HOME
Romney and Obama spar over who is better equipped to handle world events ? such as the uproar across the Middle East over the anti-Islam video.
5. RADICAL MUSLIM CLERIC TO FACE CHARGES IN THE U.S., COURT DECIDES
Abu Hamza al-Masri ? one of Britain's most notorious extremists ? allegedly tried to set up an al-Qaida training camp in rural Oregon.
6. A SHIFT IN THE LANDSCAPE OF COLLEGE ENTRANCE EXAMS
It's a first: More students in the class of 2012 took the ACT than the rival SAT.
7. FACEBOOK'S STOCK TUMBLES AGAIN
Drop of nearly nine percent follows a report in Barron's that the stock is still "too pricey."
8. WHY AMTRAK IS BREAKING THE SPEED LIMIT IN THE NORTHEAST CORRIDOR
The rail service will test trains at 165 mph ? in hopes of one day offering passenger service at the faster speeds.
9. HOW 'HOMELAND' SECURED FOUR EMMYS
"The show has a very intense relevance to the world that we live in, and that adds greatly to its watercooler effect," Showtime president David Nevins says of his network's thriller.
10. CALLING IT LIKE THEY SEE IT
The furor over the NFL's replacement refs grows ? and the league levies fines against verbally abusive coaches.
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