SPB News for Saturday.

JPMorgan Chase Freezes Foreclosures

Palin Calls For Raising $5M Over 72 Hours In Email Plea

Obama Cuts Radio Ad For Himes In CT-04

Schwarzenegger rips Obama in OhioArnold stumps for McCain in Ohio, predicting surprise win on Tuesday

Calif. breaks record for voter registration

US military judge rejects effort to redo Guantanamo convict's sentence The U.S. military judge who presided over the first war-crimes 'trial' at Guantanamo Bay has rejected a prosecution request to reassemble jurors in order to reconsider sentencing for Osama bin Laden's driver, the Associated Press reported. Navy Capt. Keith Allred, the judge in the war-court trial of Salim Hamdan, on Thursday rejected a prosecution motion arguing Hamdan should not receive trial credit for his time detained at this U.S. offshore prison as an "enemy combatant." He is eligible for release by January.

World faces growing risk of war: US intelligence chief The world faces a growing risk of conflict over the next 20 to 30 years amid an unprecedented transfer of wealth and power from West to East, according to the US intelligence chief. Michael McConnell, the director of national intelligence, predicted rising demand for scarce supplies of food and fuel, strategic competition over new technologies, and the spread of weapons of mass destruction.

Iran's president condemns U.S. raid on Syria Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad on Friday condemned the recent U.S. attack inside Syria that killed eight civilians, the official IRNA news agency reported. "Such blind and aimless acts once again showed that the U.S. has no base in the region and it is failed," Ahmadinejad said in a phone call with his Syrian counterpart Bashar al-Assad.

Water supply sabotaged in Baghdad A homemade bomb has struck a water pipeline in Baghdad's Adhamiyah district, disrupting water supply to hundreds of thousands of residents. The attack happened late on Thursday, creating a 45-centimetre (18-inch) hole in the pipe which supplies water to residents of Adhamiyah, Rusafa and Karrada in the Iraqi capital, the US military said.

Air crews participate in Alaska drill Stars and Stripes B-52 air crews from Minot Air Force Base, N.D., who recently deployed to Guam, and F-16 Fighting Falcons from Kunsan Air Base, South Korea, were among the participants last month in an exercise over the Pacific Alaska Range Complex, the Minot Daily News reported Thursday. The 10-day joint exercise, called Red Flag-Alaska, also included B-52s from Barksdale Air Force Base in Louisiana and F-16s out of Eielson Air Force Base, Alaska.

Campaign trail for Saturday:

Obama-Biden team

11/1 Barack in Henderson, NV (LIVE) @ 12pm EST

11/1 Barack and Michelle in Pueblo, CO (LIVE) @ 5pm EST

11/1 Barack and Michelle in Springfield, MO (LIVE) @ 10pm EST

11/1 Joe and Jill in Evansville, IN (LIVE) @ 10am EST

11/1 Joe and Jill in Marion, OH (LIVE) @ 4pm EST

11/1 Joe and Jill in Bowling Green, OH (LIVE) @ 7pm EST

McCain-Palin team

Road to Victory Rally in New Port Richey, FL

Road to Victory Rally in Newport News, VA