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Also: British police arrest a man once held at Guantanamo; more protests in Venezuela; how the Chinese cope with smog; and a juicy mango mystery is solved.

Also: Obama meets Texas officials today but won't visit the U.S. border; a second alleged case of spying emerges in Germany; and police in Bangor, Maine, use humor to attract social media fans.

Also: Salvage crews are working to refloat a capsized cruise ship in Italy; more small earthquakes shake Oklahoma; and a stolen car caused a fatal bus crash in Indiana.

Also: More bodies from the downed Malaysian jet will go to the Netherlands today; a Sudanese woman convicted of apostasy arrives in Italy; and a U.S. teen pilot flying around the world is killed.

Also: Fast food workers convene to urge a hike in the minimum wage; U.N. aid trucks enter Syria without government permission; and a Milwaukee man is sentenced in the theft of a Stradivarius violin.

Also: Obama will visit a Native American reservation in the Dakotas; state lawmakers from around the country discuss a new constitutional convention; and N.J. Gov. Christie dances with Jimmy Fallon.

Also: New calls for VA Secretary Shinseki to step down; a former Egyptian army wins the presidency; and a transgender Baltimore student is named prom queen.

Also: Wichita police arrest a man who took a bomb to a clinic that performs abortions; both sides may be committing war crimes in Yemen; and the world's best place to live is Melbourne, Australia.

Also: Baltimore courts release about half of the people jailed in Monday's riots without charge; rubella is eradicated in the Americas; and Chinese builders say they erected a skyscraper in 19 days.

Also: The Senate will take up a spending bill that could avert a government shutdown; China orders 300 planes from Boeing; and California sequoias are suffering from the drought.