Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about Monday:
1. WHY POLICE SHOOTING NUMBERS ARE SO MURKY
No firm statistics can show whether a spate of officer-involved killings across the U.S. is a growing trend or simply a series of coincidences generating a deafening outcry.
2.'WE CHOOSE TO REJOICE IN THE MEMORIES OF PIERRE'
That's how Yolanda Korkie responded to the death of her husband, Pierre Korkie, who died along with fellow hostage Luke Somers during a U.S.-led rescue attempt in Yemen.
3. WHERE 6 GUANTANAMO PRISONERS ARE SENT
Uruguay agrees to take the men who spent 12 years at the U.S.-run prison for terror suspects.
4. PEARL HARBOR SURVIVORS ATTEND ANNIVERSARY CEREMONIES
With the help of canes, wheelchairs and motorized scooters, aging veterans who survived the surprise attack attend the 73rd anniversary observances in Hawaii.
5. HOW US MILITARY MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN HAS EVOLVED
American troops shift from conducting combat operations to training Afghan forces to fight on their own, according to Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel, on a visit to a remote base in the country's wild east.
6. WHAT FORCES 'FURRY CONVENTION' EVACUATION
Chlorine gas sickens several people at a Chicago hotel and sends six-foot-tall rabbits, foxes and dragons from "Furfest" to the refuge of a dog show across the street.
7. RICH-POOR CONFLICT PERSISTS AT CLIMATE TALKS
Developing countries call for the $100 billion in annual assistance that wealthier nations pledged to help limit emissions and cope with environmental issues such as rising sea levels.
8. ROYALS ARRIVE IN NYC TO START 3-DAY TOUR
It's the first official US visit for Britain's Prince William and Princess Kate and their first Big Apple experience.
9. TIME PASSAGE DIMS CHANCES FOR COSBY ALLEGATIONS
Some sexual misconduct accusations leveled against the comic actor date back four decades.
10. COLLEGE FOOTBALL'S NEW PLAYOFF BOASTS STAR POWER
'Bama, FSU, OSU, Oregon all make the cut, but third-ranked TCU is left out in cold.
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