10 Things to Know for Friday Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and stories that will be talked about Friday: Morsi takes an uncompromising stand in a nationally televised address, while protesters plan another big rally Friday in Tahrir Square. Finance reports show that the U.S. presidential campaign cost more than $2 billion - a spending record. Now Washington state faces a raft of tough questions - how to create a legal-weed market, how to keep the drug away from teens. A massive security clampdown includes a big increase in checkpoints and blast walls, and the deployment of army tanks. In this image made from video, Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi delivers a televised statement in Cairo, Egypt, Thursday, Dec. 6, 2012. Within hours, the House and Senate approve bills to ban private unions from requiring nonunion employees to pay fees. Severe drought brings a return of the age-old conflict among competing needs: navigation, irrigation, recreation. Same-sex attraction "should not be viewed as a disease or illness," the church says. Khaled Mashaal's trip signals that the Islamic militant group - branded a terror organization by Israel - is gaining acceptance in the region. Ray Emory, a survivor of the WWII attack, could not accept that thousands of Americans had been buried without being identified. Actor Stephen Baldwin pleads not guilty to charges that he failed to file New York state income tax returns.