10 Top National Headlines for July 10, 2013

Dzhokhar Tsarnaev could face the death penalty for the April 15 explosions that killed three and wounded more than 260. BOSTON MARATHON BOMBING

Economist Hazem el-Beblawi was to begin forming a cabinet as Morsi supporters vowed to continue street protests until the ousted leader is returned to power. EGYPT

The NTSB says Asiana pilots relied on the equipment to control the speed of the jet that came in to San Francisco too slowly. SAN FRANCISCO AIRLINER CRASH

Police opened a criminal probe into the derailment that killed at least 15. Officials raised the possibility the train was tampered with before the crash. CANADA-OIL TRAIN DERAILMENT

The ex-New England Patriot was named as the shooter of a semi-pro player, while other documents show he rented a car wanted in a double slaying. HERNANDEZ-POLICE

An Indiana professor found never-before-seen film of Franklin D. Roosevelt at Pearl Harbor being pushed in his chair, a secret kept until after he died. FDR-WHEELCHAIR-FILM

Attorney Mark O'Mara said he will rest his case today, after asking a judge to admit shooting victim Trayvon Martin's text messages about his interest in fighting. NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH

Officials met in a North Korea border town to talk about how to reopen the Kaesong complex, shut earlier this year following Pyongyang's third nuclear test. KOREAS-TENSION

Conservative co-host Elizabeth Hasselbeck is leaving ABC's talk show for the three-hour morning show "Fox & Friends." TV-FOX-HASSELBECK

Robert "Bobby" Tufts is just 4 years old and heads Dorset, Minn., population 22 to 28. He's running for a second term. BOY MAYOR