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• Police responded to the scene around 1:20 a.m. Thursday. Authorities say the car crashed into the house and through a garage, hitting the bedroom of the family's two children.
• The children were sleeping in the room at the time of the crash but weren't injured.
• Sgt. Matt Burns says 21-year-old Givara Paulo Zaki has been cited with reckless driving. Burns says Zaki resides at the home and was not under the influence of alcohol when the incident occurred.
• The Red Cross is assisting the family of four with temporary housing.
• The relationship between Zaki and the children was not immediately clear.
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10 Things to Know for Today
The Associated Press
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• Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about today:
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• 1. OBAMA: LACK OF RESOLVE IN ISRAEL, PALESTINIAN TALKS
• The president says the halt in negotiations underscore how neither side has shown the political will to make tough decisions that would sustain Mideast peace talks.
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• 2. NUMBER OF U.S. MILITARY SUICIDES IS DOWN
• But at the same time, there's an increase in Army National Guard and Reserve members who take their own lives.
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• 3. REPORT DESCRIBES AID TO NORTH KOREA DRYING UP
• International donors are sending their money to countries with less political baggage, and many rural children are poorly nourished.
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• 4. NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL PLAYERS VOTING ON UNION
• The results of the vote will be sealed during appeals -- and that process could take weeks, months or even years.
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• 5. WHO'S SPEAKING AT NRA'S ANNUAL CONVENTION
• Several potential Republican presidential candidates are on tap, at a time when the gun lobby may be stronger than ever.
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