Today's Headlines -- Friday

• EU, Arab Spring favorites for Nobel Peace Prize (AP)
• US employers likely added few jobs in September (AP)
• Obama to GOP: Act on jobs or get run out of town (AP)
• Apple fans reach for Jobs' devices to mourn him (AP)
• Panel advises against prostate cancer screening (AP)
• Near-daily protests add to the hardship in Greece (AP)
• Feds target Calif. pot dispensaries for closure (AP)
• Obama acknowledges Wall Street protests as a sign (AP)
• Feds to design health insurance for the masses (AP)
• Missing Mo. girl's parents say they're cooperating (AP)
• Pakistan says Obama pressure on militants hurts Afghanistan (Reuters)
• Obama hits China on trade; cautious on currency bill (Reuters)
• Jobs authorized biography so his kids can know him (Reuters)
• EU works on banks, Obama urges swift action (Reuters)
• Hiring seen as dismally weak in September (Reuters)
• Special Report: In France, far right capitalizes on euro crisis (Reuters)
• Obama chides banks, taps anger over Wall Street (Reuters)
• Sniper fire holds up push into Gaddafi's hometown (Reuters)
• Steve Jobs's 2005 Stanford commencement address (The Christian Science Monitor)
• Stalled free trade deals now on a fast track, White House says (The Christian Science Monitor)