10 Things to Know for Wednesday, April 9, 2014

Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about today:

1-SHIP RELOCATES UNDERWATER SIGNALS FOR MH370  Search crews are racing to find the plane's black boxes before their batteries die--but they won't send a submarine looking just yet.   MALAYSIA PLANE-NEXT STEPS

2-STANDOFF IN EASTERN UKRAINE CONTINUES  Protesters in Luhansk put up high barricades in a thoroughfare running in front of government security service premises.   UKRAINE

3-HOW TO BECOME A MILLIONAIRE  A small group of doctors were paid millions of dollars by Medicare, an AP analysis finds. MEDICARE MILLIONAIRES

4-ANYTHING YOU CAN DO, I CAN DO BETTER  A night after the men's team wins the NCAA basketball championship, the women of UConn do it a record ninth time, routing Notre Dame in the first-ever final game featuring undefeated teams.   NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP FOLO

5-TWITTER GETS A FACELIFT  Perhaps taking a page from Facebook, the microblogging site will use bigger photos for profiles and offer users more control.   TWITTER REDESIGN

6-PISTORIUS CROSS-EXAMINATION BEGINS  The double-amputee Olympian returned to the witness stand a day after breaking down in sobs and wails while describing how he shot his girlfriend.   PISTORIUS TRIAL

7- WHAT'S CAUSING MILLIONS OF BABY PIGS TO DIE   A virus new to the U.S. has spread to farms in 27 states. Scientists don't know how it got into the country.   DYING PIGS

8-NYC MAYOR BILL DEBLASIO HAS VICTORIES, FLOPS AFTER FIRST 100 DAYS  Most observers give him fairly positive marks for what is often called the nation's second-toughest political job, behind only the presidency.   NYC MAYOR-FIRST 100 DAYS

9-WHO DOESN'T WANT TO HEAR IT_PHONES, THAT IS  U.S. District Judge Lucy Koh becomes frustrated at the trial pitting Apple against Samsung because of Wi-Fi interference, and phones ringing, buzzing and jingling.   APPLE-SAMSUNG TRIAL-PHONE ETIQUETTE

10- WHY MORE MOMS ARE STAYING HOME  The rising cost of child care is among likely reasons that more moms are staying home full-time with their children, a report says.   PARENTING-AT-HOME MOTHERS