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10 things to know for Friday Friday Nov 4, 2016 at 6:55 AM Nov 4, 2016 at 6:59 AM Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about today: Click here for more national and international news. 1. CLINTON ACCUSES TRUMP OF STOKING HATRED; HE DISPARAGES HER HONESTY With polls showing Trump closing in on Clinton in key battleground states, her campaign is rushing to shore up support in Michigan and other long-standing Democratic strongholds. 2. WHAT FINAL PRE-ELECTION US JOBS REPORT COULD HOLD The report is expected to show that hiring was solid in October, consistent with a decent economy yet one also pocketed by weaknesses that have left many feeling left behind. 3. IRAQI SPECIAL FORCES LAUNCH ASSAULT DEEPER INTO MOSUL The urban combat is the most intense fighting since the Iraqi offensive began over two weeks ago to drive IS from Iraq's second-largest city. 4. LARGE BLAST HITS CITY IN TURKEY'S KURDISH SOUTHEAST REGION The apparent car bombing in Diyarbakir kills 8 people and came hours after authorities detained at least 12 pro-Kurdish legislators for questioning in terror-related probes. 5. S. KOREA LEADER TAKES SOLE BLAME FOR SCANDAL The apology from President Park Geun-hye comes amid rising suspicion that she allowed a mysterious confidante to manipulate power from the shadows. 6. ELECTION FRAUD CLAIMS RESONATE WITH GROWING AUDIENCE Populist candidates in the U.S. and abroad increasingly play the fraud card, hoping to gain by spreading distrust of the establishment, even at the cost of turmoil. 7. 'EVERY TIME WE LOOK FROM THE WINDOW, WE SEE DESTRUCTION' Samira Mohammed sums up the devastation that 19 months of airstrikes by Saudi Arabia and its allies have wrought upon the city of Saada, Yemen. 8. WHY SCHOOL BUS DRIVER IN CRASH SHOULDN'T HAVE BEEN BEHIND WHEEL Glenn R. Chappell's commercial driver's license was suspended two months earlier. 9. OPRAH'S ELVES UNVEIL HER 101 FAVORITE THINGS The list includes affordable stocking stuffers, from a box of hair bands wrapped like candy, to big-ticket items like a smart TV that looks like contemporary art. 10. CROWDS OF CUBS FANS SET FOR WORLD SERIES PARADE Fans have a lot of pent-up celebrating to do after the Cubs' Game 7 victory in Cleveland broke a 108-year championship drought.