AP 2010-07-27（在线收听）

1. President Barack Obama has apologized to former agriculture employee Shirley Sherrod over her ouster amid racially-tinged firestorm. The White House says Obama expressed his regret in a phone call and urged her to accept the Ag Department's offer of a new position.

2. A Greyhound bus traveling to Sacramento from Los Angeles has crashed on a highway just outside downtown Fresno, killing six people and seriously injuring nine others.

3. With the storm looming, the federal government's oil spill chief says he'll decide Thursday night whether to evacuate ships involved in the Gulf of Mexico clean-up. Retired Coast Guard Admiral Thad Allen says, if ships do leave, the ruptured well will remain capped.

4. A pair of rare baby clouded leopards are now on view for the public at a Paris zoo. The girl cubs are born in May. The leopards are endangered in their homeland of Southeast Asia and parts of Chi