Today's Headlines -- Saturday

• 120 dead after 2 days of unrest in Syria (AP)
• Rebels in besieged Libyan city claim a victory (AP)
• Tornado cleanup starts quickly in St. Louis area (AP)
• Yemeni president agrees to step down in 30 days (AP)
• Obama knows political fortunes tied to gas prices (AP)
• Your Phone, Yourself -- when is tracking too much? (AP)
• FAA struggles with fatigued aviation worker issue (AP)
• Letters trace Civil War for writer's forebears (AP)
• Beckham, Elton, Mr. Bean to attend royal wedding (AP)
• Lightning convincingly stay alive, beat Pens 8-2 (AP)
• Saleh agrees to quit under GCC deal: spokesman (Reuters)
• Obama sees no magic bullet to push down gas prices (Reuters)
• Twelve killed in pro-democracy protests in Syria (Reuters)
• Iraq must decide in "weeks" on U.S. troops: Mullen (Reuters)
• NATO hits near Gaddafi compound, Libya says three dead (Reuters)
• Gold soars to record in sixth straight session (Reuters)
• U.S. court reinstates Blackwater Iraq shooting case (Reuters)
• Libya troops retreat in Misrata, rebels claim victory (Reuters)
• Fighting grips Misrata, drones enter Libya conflict (AFP)
• Yemen ruling party accepts Gulf plan to end crisis (AFP)