10 Things to Know for Monday

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

1. WHO PLANS UKRAINE SUMMIT

Leaders from Russia, Ukraine, Germany and France aim to revive a much-violated peace plan and end a war that has killed more than 5,300 people, according to United Nations estimates.

2. DOZENS DIE IN EGYPT SOCCER RIOT, STAMPEDE

The turmoil, only three years after similar violence killed 74 people, began ahead of a match east of Cairo.

3. LOOK WHAT'S BEARING DOWN ON US NORTHEAST AGAIN

Winter-weary New York and New England brace for another round of snow, with Boston in the crosshairs for up to two feet.

The department's budget will freeze by Feb. 27 if Congress doesn't come to an agreement over immigration matters in the agency's annual funding bill.

5. FAMILY AWAITS WORD ON HOSTAGE HELD BY ISIS

The parents of American aid worker Kayla Jean Mueller cling to hope that she is alive, days after the militant group said she died in a Jordanian airstrike.

6. FROM PARALYSIS TO POLITICS: A FORMER FOOTBALL PLAYER'S JOURNEY

Fifteen years after a spinal cord injury, ex-Penn State defensive back Adam Taliaferro is one of New Jersey's newest lawmakers.

Investigators may try to determine if the former Olympian or other drivers involved in a deadly chain-reaction Malibu crash were texting at the time of the wreck.

8. SAM SMITH WINS EARLY GRAMMY

The "Stay With Me" singer takes home the best new artist trophy, while Beyonce and Jay Z win for best R&B song.

9. NFL CONCUSSION SETTLEMENT APPEARS CLOSE

But some critics say the potential $1 billion agreement pays too little to former players struggling from the effects of brain injuries.