10 Things to Know for Tuesday Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about Tuesday: Along with fingerprints and mug shots, police will now be able to take DNA swabs from anyone they arrest for a serious crime. The defendant plans a "defense of others" strategy. He may argue he was protecting fellow Muslims in Afghanistan from soldiers preparing to deploy from the Texas Army post. Military secrets revealed by Pfc. Bradley Manning were eventually funneled to bin Laden himself, prosecutors allege as the soldier's trial begins. The Republicans' strategy centers on barring the transfer of terror suspects to the U.S. or a foreign country such as Yemen. The deaths in Oklahoma of three tornado researchers underscore the risks of getting too close to violent storms. Hundreds of people wounded in the civil war need to be evacuated for treatment - but regime forces are barring their exit, a leading doctor says. Demonstrators fear that Prime Minister Erdogan is forcing his conservative Islamic outlook on secular Turks. The government wants to send thousands of the migrants - part of an influx of tens of thousands in recent years - to an unidentified country. Deep in the Florida Everglades near the site of two airplane crashes, a man finds a gold pendant that may have fallen from the sky. A study finds that those who use sunscreen regularly have younger-looking skin.