Today's Headlines -- Monday

• Scientist wins Nobel for medicine days after death (AP)
• Knox pleads with Italian court to free her (AP)
• Obama says announcement on trade coming soon (AP)
• Wall Street protesters dress as zombies in NYC (AP)
• Activists: Syrians detain 3,000 in town in 3 days (AP)
• More than 1 in 10 parents skip, delay kids' shots (AP)
• Salads are nice, but burgers are what really sell (AP)
• US fugitive's wife: I didn't know about his past (AP)
• Turbulence blamed for injuries on 2 Boston flights (AP)
• Ravens score 3 TDs on defense to beat Jets 34-17 (AP)
• Greek gloom rocks markets, troubles lenders (Reuters)
• Manufacturing may help fight off new recession (Reuters)
• Wall St lower as financials weigh (Reuters)
• September auto sales up, allaying fears of recession (Reuters)
• Special Report: A "great haircut" to kick-start growth (Reuters)
• Obama says expects jobs bill vote by end of October (Reuters)
• Fighting halts aid mission into Libyan siege city (Reuters)
• Tearful Amanda Knox pleads for freedom (Reuters)
• US Supreme Court opens, likely to wade into health care debate (The Christian Science Monitor)
• Chris Christie sources say he still may run (The Christian Science Monitor)