31 October 2007: Afternoon
By The Morning News
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On diplomacy mission, Iran's Mohammad Jafari sits down for a rare interview; US's own guru, Zbigniew Brzezinski does the same.
Did you know Canada is the U.S.'s biggest oil supplier?
Fifteen percent of women "most want gift cards" for Christmas, and other holiday statistics supplied by Consumer Reports.
Overview of the world's worst regions for forest fires, as well as future burn trends.
Overview of the top-earning dead celebrities, with musicians at the top, led by Elvis, who earned $49 million last year.
Seed profile of Oliver Sacks, the listener for whom music provides the motor.
Chinese signs prove sometimes the best messages provide the maximum content.
Small world after all: Disneyland redesigns boats now that riders frequently weigh over 200 pounds.
Seattle reaches Kyoto emissions target, but its love for cars and population growth may undermine its gains, never mind hopes to match them in five years.
Video: Going back five years and more, the top 10 monster ads.
In today's feature, a crew of TMN monsters complete a horror story with gore and gags.
Op: Halloween, an economist's biggest nightmare.
