10 Things to Know for Today

Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about today:

1. WHO IS TASKED WITH FREDDIE GRAY CASE

Marilyn Mosby, Baltimore's new chief prosecutor, will decide whether evidence supports criminal charges against police officers.

2. EX-CHRISTIE ALLY TO PLEAD GUILTY

Source tells the AP David Wildstein, a former Port Authority official, will be the first person to admit to committing a crime in causing a series of politically motivated traffic jams in 2013.

3. AFTERMATH OF HISTORIC TEMBLOR TAKES TOLL

Nepal earthquake victims trek from remote mountain hamlets to pick up aid and temporary shelters after sleeping out in the open for days.

AP's David Lieb finds some of the reasons are changing demographics, medical practices, management decisions and federal policies.

5. KOBANI STILL A GHOST TOWN, MONTHS AFTER LIBERATION FROM IS

Thousands are still stranded in Turkey, reluctant to return to collapsed buildings and at a loss as to how and where to rebuild their lives.

6. A NEW TWIST ON REMOVING OFFENSIVE MONIKERS

Activists in South Dakota are working to rename sites named after men whose acts harmed Native Americans.

Nearly three-quarters of Americans say it's acceptable for the U.S. to use an unmanned aerial drone to kill an American citizen abroad if that person has joined a terror organization, an AP poll finds.

8. WHERE SCIENTIST ARE CONDUCTING RED PLANET RESEARCH

A rocky corner of Utah bears such a resemblance to Mars that it's become a hot spot to run the imaginary 140-million-mile missions to Earth's neighbor.

9. HOW HOLLYWOOD IS CREATING BUZZ

Studios are trying to court young super fans who blog about movies and in the process, help build excitement among other youngsters ahead of a movie's debut.