• Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about today:
• 1. GRIM NEW DEATH TOLL IN SYRIA
• The UN says nearly 93,000 have been confirmed killed in the civil war, with the real number likely being far higher.
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• 2. ERDOGAN CALLS PROTESTERS 'TROUBLEMAKERS'
• Turkey's prime minister says he will rid Istanbul's Taksim Square of them in 24 hours to end two weeks of riots.
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• 3. NSA HEAD SAYS SPY PROGRAM STOPPED TERROR ATTACKS
• Army Gen. Keith Alexander told Congress that the collection of millions of telephone and Internet records foiled a 2009 plot to bomb New York's subways.
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• 4. THOUSANDS FLEE RAGING COLORADO WILDFIRE
• More than 9,000 were told to leave the Black Forest, where an 18-acre blaze had destroyed nearly 100 homes.
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• 5. MORE BANGLADESH FACTORIES AT RISK AFTER COLLAPSE
• A report obtained by the AP shows that garment factories are routinely built without engineers and aren't designed to withstand the stress of heavy machinery.
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• 6.. AFGHAN POLICE KILLED IN SUSPECTED INSIDER ATTACK
• The six officers were found shot at their checkpoint and two other policemen were missing.
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• 7. 10-YEAR-OLD GETS NEW LUNGS

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