10 Things to Know for Friday

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

1. OBAMA TAKES RESPONSIBILITY FOR AIRSTRIKE THAT KILLED AMERICAN, ITALIAN HOSTAGES

The president regretted the deaths in Pakistan and cast the incident as a tragic consequence of the fight against terrorism.

2. EU TO SEND SHIPS, PLANES, HELICOPTERS TO END MIGRATION TRAGEDY IN THE MEDITERRANEAN

At a summit in Brussels, Europe's leaders also agreed to lay the groundwork for military action against traffickers.

3. LORETTA LYNCH WINS CONFIRMATION AS THE NATION'S FIRST BLACK FEMALE ATTORNEY GENERAL

After a Senate vote, she is set to replace Eric Holder at the nation's top law enforcement job.

The tech index is now at 5,056 and it took fifteen years, one month and thirteen days for it to climb above its previous height.

5. WHAT THE PUNISHMENT WILL BE FOR DAVID PETRAEUS

The former CIA director was sentenced to two years' probation and fined $100,000 for giving a woman classified material.

6. WHAT IS HEIGHTENING TENSIONS IN BALTIMORE

Reports that Freddie Gray, who died of spinal injuries after being arrested, was not only handcuffed and put in leg irons, but deprived of a seat belt during his trip to the station.

Joe Arpaio admitted his former lawyer had hired a private investigator to look into the woman after she allegedly made comments against him.

8. WHICH IS THE SECOND ICE CREAM COMPANY TO SHUT DOWN PRODUCTION THIS WEEK DUE TO LISTERIA

Jeni's said on its website it had recalled all its frozen products after the discovery.

9. FAMILY OF DAVE VUERSON WILL APPEAL SETTLEMENT

Relatives of the late late football player say it doesn't include future awards for the brain decay diagnosed after his 2011 suicide.