Riot police beat an anti-government protester during a clash in Bangkok, Thailand, on Tuesday, Feb. 18, 2014. Emergency medical officials said that one civilian was killed and 50 people were injured in clashes between Thai police and anti-government protesters in Bangkok. Multiple gunshots were heard midday Tuesday at the site in a historic section of town near the Government House, but it wasn’t clear who was firing.Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about today:
- THAI PROTESTS TURN DEADLY
Hundreds of riot police attempt to clear out anti-government protest sites around Bangkok, triggering clashes that leave at least three people dead and 57 injured.
- TWO SIDES PLANNING DUELING DEMONSTRATIONS IN VENEZUELA
Pro- and anti-government activists will march in Caracas. Opposition group changes its route, which may prevent violence.
- JIMMY FALLON BRINGS “TONIGHT SHOW” BACK TO NEW YORK
AP TV columnist Frazier Moore calls the comedian funny, gracious, bubbly and, above all, comfortable presiding over his first show.
- TINA MAZE SOLVES GIANT SLALOM
The Slovenian earns her second gold medal of the Sochi Olympics, winning from the front on a rainy and snowy course.