10 Things to Know for Tuesday
From right, Sir Paul McCartney and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall join onstage Britain's Queen Elizabeth II, centre, as she waves to spectators at the end of the Queen's Jubilee Concert in front of Buckingham Palace, London, Monday, June 4, 2012. The concert is a part of four days of celebrations to mark the 60 year reign of Britain's Queen Elizabeth II. (AP Photo/Joel Ryan)
From right, Sir Paul McCartney and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall join onstage Britain's Queen Elizabeth II, centre, as she waves to spectators at the end of the Queen's Jubilee Concert in front of Buckingham Palace, London, Monday, June 4, 2012. The concert is a part of four days of celebrations to mark the 60 year reign of Britain's Queen Elizabeth II. (AP Photo/Joel Ryan)
Rescue workers search for bodies at the site of a plane crash in Lagos, Nigeria, Monday, June 4, 2012. A passenger plane carrying more than 150 people crashed in Nigeria's largest city on Sunday, government officials said. Firefighters pulled at least one body from a building that was damaged by the crash and searched for survivors as several charred corpses could be seen in the rubble.(AP Photo/Sunday Alamba)
FILE - This March 25, 2007, file image, made from video posted on a website frequented by Islamist militants and provided via the IntelCenter, shows al-Qaida militant Abu Yahia al-Libi. A CIA drone strike Monday, June 4, 2012, targeted al-Qaida's second in command, Abu Yahia al-Libi, in Pakistan, but it was unclear whether he was among those hit, U.S. officials said. U.S. officials say fewer than five people were hit, although Pakistani officials say more than a dozen people were killed in two days of strikes in Pakistan. (AP Photo/IntelCenter, File) THE ASSOCIATED PRESS HAS NO WAY OF INDEPENDENTLY VERIFYING THE CONTENT, LOCATION OR DATE OF THIS VIDEO
Late-breaking news, upcoming events and stories of interest (times EDT):
1. YEAR OF TURMOIL IN WISCONSIN LEADS TO TODAY
Both sides of the recall election targeting Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker are prepared for a razor-thin margin as the Republican tries to become the first U.S. governor to fend off a recall effort.
2. CHOOSING A JURY IN MOLESTATION TRIAL OF PENN STATE'S SANDUSKY
Jury selection begins in the trial of the former defensive coordinator for Penn State. He is expected to be in the courtroom for the start of the trial that is expected to last several weeks.
3. TARGET: AL-QAIDA'S NO. 2
A CIA drone strike targeted Abu Yahia al-Libi in Pakistan and Pakistani intelligence officials say they have evidence he was in the house hit by the strike. But they don't know yet whether he was killed. U.S. officials say they were "optimistic" he was killed.
4. POLITICS OF POT PLAY OUT ON NATIONAL STAGE
Colorado voters decide whether to legalize marijuana in November. President Barack Obama and Republican Mitt Romney, who both oppose it, are finding themselves unwittingly ensnared in the legalization debate - and both may want to take it more seriously if their race in Colorado is close.
5. RAINS SLOW SEARCH IN NIGERIA PLANE CRASH
Emergency crews can't yet return to the site of the crash because of a torrential downpour and heavy winds. It's still unclear how many people on the ground died, in addition to the 153 passengers killed Sunday.
6. STARE WITH CARE: VENUS PASSES THE SUN
Venus won't pass in front of the sun again until 2117. Says one expert: "''In terms of rarity, to be here at a time when it's happening, you almost have to look at it." Just make sure to have a filter, not your bare eyes.
7. SCHOOLS DON'T GIVE 'PINK SLIME' A PASSING GRADE
All but three states decide against ordering ground beef with the product known as "pink slime" for meals in the National School Lunch Program.
8. FATE OF CALIFORNIA GAY MARRIAGE CASE
A federal appeals court plans to announce if it will rehear a legal challenge to the state's same-sex marriage ban or send the landmark case to the U.S. Supreme Court.
9. CELEBRATE GOOD TIMES: QUEEN ELIZABETH II TO CAP JUBILEE WITH SPEECH
The queen will make the rare address to the nation after a service of thanksgiving at St. Paul's Cathedral, a lunch in a medieval hall and a carriage procession back to Buckingham Palace.
10. PLAYER'S STRUGGLES FUEL STUDIES
Former NFL player George Koonce uses his own struggles - including depression and even a suicide attempt - to fuel a dissertation on the issues retired players face. He's going for a doctorate in philosophy at Marquette University.
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