10 Things to Know for Tuesday
Among 10 Things to Know: Where Subtropical Storm Alberto is causing trouble, hope for US-North Korea talks, what's included in Starbucks' anti-bias training, France's reward for a migrant who saved a child's life.
Mamoudou Gassama, 22, from Mali, is pictured during a meeting with French President Emmanuel Macron at the presidential Elysee Palace in Paris, Monday, May, 28, 2018. Mamoudou Gassama living illegally in France is being honored by Macron for scaling an apartment building over the weekend to save a 4-year-old child dangling from a fifth-floor balcony. (AP Photo/Thibault Camus, Pool)
·Associated PressYour daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about Tuesday:
1. WHERE SUBTROPICAL STORM ALBERTO IS CAUSING TROUBLE
It is lashing the U.S. Gulf Coast with heavy rain, flash floods, and dangerous surf, and might spawn tornadoes.
1. HOW PRESIDENT TRUMP MARKED MEMORIAL DAY
A somber speech at Arlington National Cemetery honored "the lives and deeds of America's greatest heroes," contrasting with an earlier, self-congratulatory tweet in which he said fallen soldiers would be "proud at how well our country is doing today."
1. HOPE FOR US-NORTH KOREA TALKS
U.S. officials spent the weekend meeting with counterparts in North Korea to discuss ways to make a summit between Trump and the North's Kim Jong Un happen.
1. WHAT WILL BE INCLUDED IN STARBUCKS' IMPLICIT BIAS TRAINING AGAINST RACISM
The company conducting the training says such workshops typically include exercises showing how bias can creep into personal interactions, and participants will also get a primer on the civil rights movement.
1. FRANCE REWARDS MIGRANT WHO SAVED CHILD DANGLING FROM BALCONY IN VIRAL VIDEO
Mamoudou Gassama, from Mali, met with President Emmanuel Macron and was offered French citizenship and a job as a firefighter.
1. TROUBLING TWEETS TRIGGER CONCERN FOR CHELSEA MANNING
A friend of Manning, who was once convicted of leaking government secrets, says she is safe after a photo on her Twitter account appeared to show her standing on a window ledge.
1. CONSERVATIVE CHRISTIAN LAW FIRMS GAIN INFLUENCE UNDER TRUMP
Attorneys known for defending students who want to cite bible verses at school activities or businesses who cite religious beliefs in denying services to LGBT individuals have been nominated for federal appointments.
1. SAN FRANCISCO PREPARES FOR VOTE ON FLAVORED TOBACCO BAN
A major tobacco company spent $12 million on ads urging voters to reject a law that would ban such products, which some say are designed to appeal to children.
1. STANLEY CUP FINAL BRINGS TOGETHER TWO IMPROBABLE TEAMS
The Las Vegas Golden Knights are an expansion team in their inaugural season; the Washington Capitals have been waiting 43 years to win their first Stanley Cup.
1. WHO'S FACING OFF IN TONIGHT'S NBA SEMIFINALS
The Houston Rockets look to reach the NBA Finals for the first time since 1995 as they face the Golden State Warriors in Game 7.
