10 Things to Know for Tuesday

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

1. AT LEAST 5 DIE IN TEXAS, ARKANSAS TORNADOES

A young couple trying to shield their daughter from the storm is among the victims in Nashville, Ark.

2. WHO'S FLYING TO RUSSIA IN FIRST VISIT SINCE UKRAINE CRISIS

The U.S. says Secretary of State Kerry is scheduled to meet Putin and others. But the Kremlin says the Russian president's attendance hasn't been confirmed.

3. NFL HANDS QB TOM BRADY 4-GAME SUSPENSION FOR 'DEFLATEGATE'

The league also fines Brady's Patriots $1 million and takes away two draft picks as punishment for letting air out of game balls in last season's AFC title game.

The ex-neighborhood watch volunteer who killed Trayvon Martin narrowly escapes getting shot in a mysterious dispute in Florida.

5. WHY 2016 COULD BE BANNER YEAR FOR SUPER PACS

Born out of Supreme Court decisions in 2010, the super political action committees can raise and spend unlimited amounts of money to advocate for and against candidates.

6. SAUDI COALITION WARPLANES HIT ARMS DEPOTS IN YEMEN

The airstrikes come one day before a truce is set to take hold in the Gulf state wracked by violence.

A government agency OKs an exploration plan for the oil giant, which wants to begin drilling this summer.

8. GRANDMOTHER SENTENCED IN GIRL'S DEATH

An Alabama woman convicted of running her 9-year-old granddaughter to death as punishment for lying about candy gets life in prison.

9. HOW FUTURE SHOPPERS MIGHT FIND PERFECT FIT

A handful of primarily upscale retailers like Nieman Marcus is testing versions of a virtual fitting room where shoppers can "try on" clothes without undressing.