Here's your daily look at late-breaking national and international news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about Monday, April 22, 2013: Here's your daily look at late-breaking national and international news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about Monday, April 22, 2013:
1. POLICE: BOSTON SUSPECTS PLANNED MORE ATTACKS
Commissioner Ed Davis says Tamerlan and Dzokhar Tsarnaev had an arsenal of homemade explosives with them at the gunfight in suburban Watertown.
2. A WEEK LATER, A MOMENT OF SILENCE
Gov. Deval Patrick asks residents to pause today at 2:50 p.m., the time the first of two bombs exploded.
3. SEARCH CONTINUES FOR CHINA QUAKE VICTIMS
Relief teams dynamited through landslides to get food and water to isolated communities in Sichuan province, where 188 were killed and more than 11,000 injured.
4. TALIBAN CAPTURES 9 HOSTAGES FROM HELICOPTER
Insurgents took all people aboard the civilian transport after it made an emergency landing in a Taliban-controlled area of Afghanistan.
5. BRACING FOR FLIGHT DELAYS AFTER FURLOUGHS
Los Angeles and New York City airports were backed up after 15,000 air traffic controllers were taken off the job because of government spending cuts.
6. SUSPECT IN RICIN CASE BACK IN COURT TODAY
The hearing for Paul Kevin Curtis could reveal what evidence authorities have from his home in the poisonous letter-mailing case.
7. LARGE DEATH TOLL FEARED NEAR DAMASCUS
Activists say six days of clashes in two Syrian towns may have killed hundreds of people, a dramatic spike in the rising death toll in the civil war.
8. 5 DEAD IN WASHINGTON SHOOTINGS
One suspect was shot by police, two were found dead in a parking lot and two others in an apartment complex south of Seattle.
9. WHY DOCTORS WARN AGAINST THE 'CINNAMON CHALLENGE'
Swallowing a spoonful of the spice in 60 seconds - a prank depicted on YouTube - has caused hospitalizations and a surge in calls to poison centers.
10. REESE WITHERSPOON ARRESTED IN ATLANTA
The Oscar-winning actress, charged with disorderly conduct, asked a state trooper, "Do you know my name?" after her husband was pulled over and given a sobriety test.