10 Things to Know for Wednesday July 3, 2013

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

     1. 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.  Read more

2. A LAST DISPATCH BEFORE DEADLY ARIZONA WILDFIRE    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.  Read more

3. BOLIVIA FURIOUS AT DIVERSION OF PRESIDENTIAL PLANE    The plane was denied airspace in four European countries because of suspicions it was carrying Edward Snowden.  Read more

4. BUSINESSES RELIEVED BY OBAMACARE DELAY    A key requirement for companies to provide coverage for their workers or pay fines won't go into effect until 2015.   Read more

5. DRONE STRIKE KILLS 16 IN PAKISTAN    Two of the suspected militants killed are believed to be from a network U.S. officials say are a danger to American troops in Afghanistan.   Read more

6.  GUNS WON'T FLY, BUT PASSENGERS STILL TRY    Airport security officials tell the AP more passengers are trying to bring loaded firearms onto planes.  Read more

7. WHY PROSECUTORS WANT ZIMMERMAN'S SCHOOL RECORDS    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.   Read more

8. A COLD CASE UNEARTHED BEHIND A WALL    Police in New York found the remains of a woman reported missing 27 years ago by her husband in the house that they shared.   Read more

9. HOW MUCH A JULY 4 PICNIC COSTS    $57.20 for a party of 10, complete with hot dogs and burgers, baked beans and watermelon and potato salad.  Read more

10. BAILEY JOINS ELITE CLUB WITH NO-HITTER    The Cincinnati Red threw 102 pitches to hit his second career no-hitter, following in the footsteps of his hero Nolan Ryan.   Read more