Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about today:
1. EAST POINT POLICE OFFICER KILLED IN HOME
Police are investigating the death of an East Point police officer who was found dead inside her south Fulton County home over the weekend.
2. MUSLIM BROTHERHOOD CALLS FOR ATTACKS ON EGYPTIAN ARMY
A ministry official says gunmen targeted supporters of former president Mohammed Morsi holding a sit-in outside a military building.
3. MORE RAIN IN FORECAST ALL THIS WEEK
Atlanta won't dry out any time soon as thunderstorms are 40% likely every day this week.
4. PLANE CRASH SURVIVORS RECOUNT DOOMED FLIGHT
The pilot was guiding a 777 into the San Francisco airport for the first time, and tried unsuccessfully to abort the landing after coming in too slow.
5. CHEROKEE SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER, ADVISER JAILED
Two of the three people accused of filing a false police report claiming the Cherokee County schools superintendent tried to hit them with his car turned themselves in to Canton police on Saturday.
6. RECORDS ON BIN LADEN RAID PURGED
The AP's Richard Lardner reports the nation's top special operations commander moved the records from Defense Department computers to the CIA.
7. ASSAULT WEAPONS USED IN EAST ATLANTA PEDESTRIAN ROBBERY
An Atlanta man walking home from a popular East Atlanta bar was robbed early Sunday morning by three men, two of whom were toting assault weapons, police said.
8. RISING DEATH TOLL EXPECTED IN CANADA DERAILMENT
About 40 people were still missing a day after the runaway train ignited explosions that destroyed a district in downtown Quebec and killed at least five.
9. CRAIG KIMBREL ONLY BRAVE ALL-STAR
Atlanta's closer the only member of first-place team to make it onto National League roster.
10. THANKS TO MURRAY, ENGLAND'S LONG WIMBLEDON WAIT IS OVER
He blew three championship points and fended off three break points before defeating Novak Djokovic, becoming the first British Wimbledon champion since 1936.
The Associated Press and George Mathis contributed to this report.
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