HENDRICKS: Checking today's top stories, new details about the surprising resignation of CIA Director David Petraeus. The retired four-star general announced he was stepping down yesterday citing an extramarital affair. A U.S. official tells CNN the FBI was investigating allegations that Petraeus was having an affair with his biographer, Paula Broadwell. The official says there were concerns an affair could make Petraeus subject to blackmail. A train derailment near the Myanmar-India border has killed at least 25 people. The train was hauling cars filled with gasoline and diesel fuel when it overturned near a station. People ran up to collect some of that fuel. Three derailed cars caught fire trapping them. Another 62 were injured. The United Nations has declared today as Malala Day. The U.N. is honoring that Pakistani girl shot in the head by the Taliban for speaking up for girls' right to education. Now a month later, Malala is recovering well at a British hospital and people from all over the world have sent her cards to wish her a fast recovery. After the headlines, these stories are trending now on cnn.com today. It looks like some post election fallout. An Ohio coal company says they have been forced to lay off 160 workers. It blames the bleak economic prospect facing the coal industry as the president heads into his second term. They include pending EPA regulations and the possibility of new taxes it is headed by a prominent Mitt Romney donor. Here is a buyout that caught investors by surprise. Priceline acquired another online travel listing Kayak Software Corporation. They paid $1.8 billion. Some consider that overpriced. It is good news for Kayak shareholders, though. Kayak closed at $31, but the takeover price was $40 a share. And Los Angeles Lakers fans, they won't tolerate losing. The team lost every preseason game and it's just one in four in the regular season. So the front office moved fast. They fired second year head coach Mike Brown. The Lakers are loaded with high priced talent who have not produced wins, so they say. Sometimes the wounds of war are not visible. Our CNN hero today tells us how she helps veterans with PTSD.
Train Derails in Myanmar; U.N. Declares Malala Day