I. National guard soldiers in California are dealing with a different kind of firefight than they experienced in Iraq and Afghanistan. This time it's flames, not bullets, they are battling. The governor has called up the guard to help fight more than 300 active wildfires in the state.

II. The families of two soldiers missing in Iraq for 14 months say the Americans’ bodies have now been found. Army Sergeant Alex Jimenez and Private Byron Fouty were kidnapped during an ambush in May of last year. The body of a third soldier who was taken was found earlier this year.

III. The UN is going to investigate the killing of former Pakistani Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto. The country's foreign minister says a commission will look into who was involved in the death with a view to bring them to justice.

IV. Two cosmonauts on the International Space Station spent their first time walking in space, removing a bolt from the capsule that will bring them home. The bolt is explosive and could have blown off their hands, but NASA says everything went well and the bolt is now in a blast-proof container.

John Belmontt, the Associated Press, with AP News Minute.

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