AP: Ten things to know for today

Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about today: 1. HUNT FOR 2 IN PARIS SHOOTING; 1 SURRENDERS Police search for two heavily armed men, one with a history in jihadi networks, in the killing of 12 people at a French satirical newspaper. 2. BROTHERS NOW MOST WANTED MEN IN FRANCE The younger one had been sentenced to 18 months in prison in 2008 after trying to leave to join Muslim fighters battling in Iraq, and the prime minister says both were known to intelligence services. 3. THE BIG CHILL AROUND THE US Dangerously cold air has sent temperatures plummeting, closing schools and causing at least one fatal car pileup. 4. SEARCH STYMIED FOR AIRASIA’S BLACK BOXES Strong currents and blinding silt thwart an attempt by divers to find Flight 8501’s data recorders. 5. WHERE NEW SENATE LEADER, PRESIDENT DIFFER McConnell and Obama dig in for showdowns over health care, a big oil pipeline, immigration policy and financing an anti-terrorism agency. 6. 4 YEARS AFTER GIFFORDS’ SHOOTING, MEMORIAL IN WORKS Rows of flowers, teddy bears and posters that once lined a parking lot where six were killed find a temporary home in a Tucson, Arizona, museum. 7. WHAT TO LOOK FOR AS FEDS WRITE NEW DIETARY ADVICE Eat fewer calories, more fruits and vegetables, and new guidance about sugar, salt, meat and caffeine could be part of the government’s dietary guidelines for healthy eating. 8. DRONES AT CES: SKY’S THE LIMIT More consumer drones are expected to be unveiled at CES than ever before, as federal regulations concerning usage continue to be worked out. 9. WHO HAD A ‘WONDERFUL TIME’ PERFORMING Bill Cosby got a standing ovation from polite Canadian fans at his first show following a string of cancellations in the wake of sexual assault allegations from more than 15 women. 10. JAMEIS WINSTON GOING PRO The 2013 Heisman Trophy winning quarterback says he’ll give up his final two years of college eligibility and enter the NFL draft.