10 things to know for today

Premium content: Jeff Schultz talks about how and why it's silly for anybody to think the Hawks could or should try to build this team in one year. Better to save the money.

3. DEADLINE FOR MORSI AS EGYPT ERUPTS

The embattled president has refused to resign by the time the military set, and all-night protests seeking his ouster have killed nearly 40 people. | VIDEO: Egypt: 'The Final Hours'

Bolivia said its presidential plane was diverted to Vienna because of suspicions it was carrying NSA leaker Edward Snowden. | VIDEO: Anger over flight diversion

The Hotshot firefighters' lookout radioed his team that the fire had changed direction with the wind and he was fleeing for safety. The 19-man crew died in the blaze. | ALSO: Budget cuts trim federal wildfire spending

A key requirement for companies to provide coverage for their workers or pay fines won't go into effect until 2015. | Latest headline on the Affordable Care Act

For Thursday morning, "It's looking pretty soggy, pretty damp," NWS meteorologist Ryan Willis said. So long as the weather involves only precipitation, the race will go forward for the field of 60,000. | Click here for race tips, runner profiles and more

They're asking a judge to admit evidence of a college course he took that covered Florida's self-defense law — which the ex-neighborhood watch man has said he knew nothing about.

Premium content: DeKalb Assistant District Attorney Leonora Grant accused Superior Court Judge Mark Anthony Scott of using the case as his "cause célèbre" and shirking his duty to release the grand jurors who finished their work months ago.

Premium content: Depending on your definition for success at the position, one of three players could lead the debate for the best quarterback in the SEC. | UGA's Aaron Murray has the numbers | Texas A&M's Johnny Manziel has the hardware | Alabama's A.J. McCarron has the championships