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. SMALL NORTH TEXAS TOWN DECIMATED

About two dozen people are injured and some homes destroyed after a severe storm strikes the small Texas town of Van.

2. MOROCCAN FIGHTER JET MISSING AHEAD OF YEMEN CEASE-FIRE

Shiite rebels and allies in Yemen's armed forces routinely fire anti-aircraft guns at Saudi-led warplanes; a pause in fighting to allow in humanitarian aid is expected to start Tuesday.

3. WHAT JOHN KERRY WILL TRY TO ACHIEVE IN HIS MEETING WITH RUSSIAN PRESIDENT

The Secretary of State will meet with Vladimir Putin to discuss Iran, Syria and Ukraine.

With lowered flags and prayers, Hattiesburg is mourning two officers, and the four people arrested after their shooting deaths are slated to appear in court.

5. 1,600 ROHINGYAS, BANGLADESHIS LAND IN INDONESIA, MALAYSIA

The refugees apparently were left after human traffickers abandoned their virtual prison ships and left them to fend for themselves.

6. HOW A NEW CANCER TEST IS CHANGING REMEDIES

A new type of blood test is starting to transform treatment, sparing patients the surgical and needle biopsies.

AP's Jake Pearson reports that the performance of the private health care provider failed to improve last year amid heightened scrutiny over inmate deaths.

8. SAN FRANCISCO COMMUTERS SNUB PUBLIC TRANSIT FOR $6 BUS RIDE

Critics call private bus, shuttle services that offer spacious seating, free Wi-Fi and wait service another sign of elitism in San Francisco.

9. SELF-DRIVING CARS GETTING DINGED IN CALIFORNIA

After getting clearance in California to drive on public roads, four of the some 50 self-driving cars have gotten into accidents since September, AP's Justin Pritchard finds.