Here are some of the AP Video-US stories we're working on for 09/14/2012.
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COLLEGE'S WINNINGEST COACH - John Gagliardi, the winningest college football coach of all time, is entering his 60th season as head coach at Division III St. John's University in Collegeville, Minnesota. Gagliardi has a collegiate career record of 484-133-11 in his 64 years as a head football coach, and a record of 460-127-10 in his 60 years at St. John's.
SOLYNDRA TUBES USED IN CALIF. ART INSTALLATION - When Solyndra went bankrupt, the government-backed solar manufacturer left behind millions of custom-made glass tubes. Some are finding new life in an architectural installation at the University of California, Berkeley.
SCHOOL LUNCHES NOW LEANER, GREENER - It's a new effort to get kids to eat their veggies. Under new federal guidelines, students at schools nationwide must now choose a fruit or vegetable with their meal.
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EGYPTIAN TROOPS DISPERSE PROTESTERS - Egyptian troops used military vehicles and tear gas to briefly disperse crowds of protesters gathered outside the U.S. Embassy in Cairo.
KEEPING EMBASSIES SECURE - After a string of attacks on U.S. diplomatic posts, there are questions about security and how to keep diplomatic staff safe in dangerous countries. (Sept. 13)
ALBRIGHT CALLS FOR RESPECT FOR ALL RELIGIONS - In the wake of attacks in Libya that killed four, former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright says the U.S. government must stress that Americans treasure their freedom of speech, but they should exercise it in a way that's respectful. (Sept. 13)
LIBYAN AMBASSADOR: CHRIS STEVENS A 'HERO' - Libya's Ambassador to the United States is condemning the killing of the U.S. ambassador and three other Americans in an attack on the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi. (Sept. 13)
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PROTESTS CONTINUE - Egyptian troops used military vehicles and tear gas to briefly disperse crowds of protesters gathered outside the U.S. Embassy in Cairo. Security forces in Yemen fired live rounds in to the air as protestors tried to storm the U.S. embassy in the capital Sana'a. There were also protests in Afghanistan and reports of protests in Khartoum.
CHICAGO TEACHERS STRIKE - With no settlement, over 350,000 students and their families are still coping with the abrupt strike now entering its fifth day.
OBAMA-BIDEN CAMPAIGN - President Obama is in DC today welcoming Olympians and Paralympians at the White House with the first lady.
ROMNEY-RYAN CAMPAIGN - Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney campaigns in Ohio. His running mate Paul Ryan addresses the Values Voter Summit in DC.
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PA, PIZZA MUSEUM - Restaurant opens in Philadelphia where visitors can eat a slice or two while viewing the world's largest collection of pizza memorabilia.
KY, TEENS SENTENCED IN TWITTER ASSAULT CASE - Sentencing begins for the two teens who pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting Samantha Dietrich. Dietrich will get to speak in court in a case that drew national attention over her use of Twitter to out her assailants.
DC, O'NEAL SPEAKS TO CONGRESS ABOUT BINGE DRINKING - Shaquille O'Neal is on Capitol Hill to speak with members of Congress about efforts to fight binge drinking on historically black college and university campuses.
NY, CENTRAL PARK RAPE SUSPECT ARRESTED - New York police have arrested a man suspected of raping a 73-year-old woman in Central Park. The victim picked the suspect out of a lineup.
NJ, 911 CALLS RELEASED FROM NJ SUPERMARKET SHOOTING - Employees at a New Jersey supermarket can be heard on 911 calls begging for police to send help as a gunman goes on a rampage. The calls from the Aug. 31 shooting at the Pathmark in Old Bridge were released Thursday. (Sept. 13)
CT, UCONN MEN'S BASKETBALL COACH JIM CALHOUN RETIRES - Jim Calhoun retired as Connecticut's basketball coach Thursday, closing a 26-year career at the school with three national titles, an upcoming NCAA tournament ban and no apologies. Assistant coach Kevin Ollie will be the Huskies' new coach. (Sept. 13)
CO, AURORA SHOOTING FUND ADVISOR UNDERSTANDS FRUSTRATION - Rich Audsley, advisor to Community First's 7/20 Recovery Committee, says he understands the frustrations of the families affected by the shooting in Aurora and they are trying to move quickly. (Sept. 13)
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GUATEMALA VOLCANO ERUPTS - A long-simmering volcano exploded with a series of powerful eruptions outside one of Guatemala's most famous tourist attractions on Thursday.
POPE VISITS LEBANON - Pope Benedict XVI arrived in Lebanon on Friday to urge peace at a time of great turmoil in the Middle East.
JAPAN-CHINA ISLAND DISPUTE - The Japanese coastguard released images on Friday of Chinese surveillance ships on patrol near disputed islands in the East China Sea.
RAW VIDEO: ANTI-ISLAM FILM PROTESTS IN ASIA - Protests broke out over the anti-Islam film in Jakarta, Indonesia and Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. In Jakarta, two-hundred fifty riot police have been put on alert.
PRINCE WILLIAM, KATE VISIT MALAYSIA - Britain's Prince William and his wife Kate visited a mosque in Malaysia on Friday. The royals also greeted crowds.
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PINK TALKS ABOUT HER NEW ALBUM - Pink talks about her new album, tour and baby.
ADAMS, STONE AND KRUGER TAKE IN CALVIN KLEIN - Amy Adams, Emma Stone and Diane Kruger sat front row at Calvin Klein's spring runway show at New York Fashion Week. (Sept. 13)
RALPH LAUREN MAKES A BOLD STATEMENT FOR SPRING - Ralph Lauren made a bold statement with his spring collection at New York Fashion Week with celebs like Jessica Alba and Olivia Wilde sitting front row. (Sept. 13)
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LUXURY TOURISM IN MALLORCA DESPITE ECONOMIC WOES - Despite the world's engulfing economic crisis, luxury tourism is on the rise in Mallorca. The Spanish island's estate agents are buoyant, developers are investing and waves of wealthy tourists are flocking to this sunny spot.
AMAZON BUILDS DIGITAL CENTER IN LONDON - The US web giant Amazon has opened a new digital center in London. Beyond the capital, the UK is attracting foreign investments from large technologies companies.
15TH CENTURY KING'S REMAINS FOUND IN ENGLAND - The remains of a 15th century English monarch may have been located in a car park in Leicester. Archaeologists searching for the grave of Richard III say they have found bones that are consistent with the King's physical abnormality and of a man who died in battle. Richard III was a hunchback who was killed during the Battle of Bosworth Field in 1485.
POP-UP ART GALLERY IN FORMER SYRIAN MILITARY BASE - A deserted former Syrian army base just kilometers from Syria has been transformed into a pop-up art gallery for Israeli artists. The result is art deeply influenced by military themes and the ever present threat of war.
GERMAN ATHLETES HAVE RIO IN SIGHT - The flame of the 2012 Olympic games is out, but the Olympic spirit is burning brightly with Germany's young canoeists already in earnest training for qualifiers which may be stepping stones to Brazil in 2016. Medalists from the German team are already mentoring the new generation who hope to row their way to victory.
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