CNN 2008-04-02

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Good afternoon from the CNN Center in Atlanta. I'm Naamua Delaney. Thanks for checking in with us. Here's a look at what's happening Now In the News.

A journalist in Zimbabwe tells CNN a deal has been reached between incumbent¹ Robert Mugabe to resign three days after presidential elections there. The move clears the way for opposition² candidate Morgan Tsvangirai to take office. This news comes from three sources inside Tsvangirai's party, the Movement for Democratic Change. Zimbabweans have yet to hear definitive³ election results, fueling speculation⁴ Mugabe was possibly working on an exit strategy. Mugabe has been in power 28 years. The Zimbabwean government has denied CNN and other international news organizations' permission to enter the country to report on the elections.

President Bush has arrived in Romania for his final NATO summit. He's pledging complete support for Ukraine's and Georgia's bids to join NATO. Russia strongly opposes their future membership. France and Germany have also voiced objections.

Police say a shooting at a North Carolina temporary agency appears to be related to a domestic dispute. They tell affiliate⁵ WRAL a man shot two women, killing⁶ one of them. The alleged⁷ gunman was also fatally shot. It happened in Louisburg about an hour north of Raleigh.

You may not pass as many big rigs on the roads today. That's because some independent truck drivers could walk off the job. It's part of a grass-roots effort organized on the internet to protest rising gas prices. Diesel⁸ has already hit four bucks⁹ a gallon in at least 17 states. Most truckers aren't reimbursed¹⁰ for that extra cost.

Commuters in Broward County, Florida couldn't believe their eyes this morning - an alligator¹¹ hanging out on the side of the road. It was enough to slow traffic. Eventually authorities lassoed the gator, even had to do a bit of alligator wrestling. It was hauled away, and because it is too large to rerelease, authorities say it will be destroyed.

Well, that's a quick look at what's making news this hour. Stay with CNN for more on these stories and the other news of the day.