10 things to know for today

» ONLY 99 CENT: Sign up for a one-day pass to MyAJC.com

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

A bombing in Cairo targets the convoy of Interior Minister Mohammed Ibrahim, who controls the nation's police force. | More: Egypt's Interior Minister removes prison official

Government troops and al-Qaida-linked rebels are fighting over the regime-held Christian village of Maaloula for a second day, activists report. | Special section: Crisis in Syria

3. HOW MATT RYAN WON OVER TEAMMATES

Premium content: While Ryan can work on his acting next offseason, he's ready to lead the Falcons, the defending NFC champions, in their season opener against the New Orleans Saints at 1 p.m. Sunday at the Superdome. | Photos: Falcons QB Matt Ryan off the field

4. CLEAN-ENERGY TAX CREDITS WILDLY POPULAR

Premium content: Georgia's tax credit program for clean-energy improvements has proved wildly popular, so much so that the credits created in 2008 exhausted their funding two years short of the program's 2014 sunset. | More: Renewable energy incentives survive roll-back efforts

The state prison system wants to find out how Ariel Castro managed to hang himself with a bedsheet while in protective custody. | Video: Ariel Castro found hanging in cell

Economic matters normally dominate the G-20 summit. This year, though, Syria's civil war is eclipsing those issues. | Video: Russia hosts world leaders for G20

A study finds monthly premiums for a 40-year-old buying a mid-range plan will average close to $330 and nearly $615 for a 60-year-old. | Infographic: Health insurance premiums by age

Decades ago, Dick Tracy sported a wristwatch-like device he could talk into like a phone. The technology that once seemed futuristic will be available by Christmas. | Video: Samsung beats Apple to the smartwatch game