Refugees welcome, ceasefire stands, Facebook sweats

View this email in your browser Wednesday, September 14, 2016 The ceasefire continues... More campaign twists and turns ... And a new challenge for Facebook. It's Wednesday and here are the 5 things you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door: Share Tweet Forward 1. Syria How's that tenuous Syria ceasefire doing? So far so good, actually. The first full day passed without incident, but aid agencies have not been able to confirm the area is secure enough to deliver assistance. That's one of the reasons this whole deal was put in place -- so hundreds of thousands of Syrians could benefit from some much-needed humanitarian aid.  2. Campaign 2016 House Democrats want the Trump Foundation investigated because of a large donation Trump reportedly made to Florida attorney general Pam Bondi in 2013. The Dems think that money was used to dissuade Bondi's office from investigating Trump University. Meanwhile, Trump will release his medical records on, where else, The Dr. Oz Show. Oh, also, police are looking for the guy who was filmed apparently punching a protester at a Trump rally. 3. Refugees  The U.S. is planning to accept up to 110,000 refugees in 2017. That's a big increase from the 85,000 it'll accept in 2016. The reason? Basically, there's a lot of terrible stuff going on in the world and the administration is trying to be consistent with its belief that people should be able to remove themselves from such suffering. Look for mention of this on the campaign trail.  4. Facebook  A 14-year-old girl is suing Facebook after a naked picture of her was allowed to be posted on the site. Facebook's request to dismiss the case was denied on Monday, which means it will go to a full trial. The issue at hand here is whether Facebook could have used existing technology to track the photo and prevent it from being shared or republished. (Facebook uses such a tool to prevent child exploitation photos from being published on the site.)  5. India  Two people were killed in the Indian city of Bangalore following protests over a controversial water deal. The Indian Supreme Court recently ruled to allot water to farmers in the drought-stricken state of Tamil Nadu, but people in Karnataka, where the regional water source originates, are angry because the deal limits their water.  All of this is happening as the ultra wet monsoon season comes to a close in the area, making water harder to come by.  $38 billion What Israel will get from the US in military aid in the next 10 years, the largest of its kind ever. Israel had asked for $45 billion.  Breakfast Browse People are talking about these. Read up. Join in. Putting out fires (literally)  Until it can fully replace all of those Galaxy Note 7 phones that could potentially burst into flame, Samsung will roll out a software update as a temporary fix.  A funny first  SNL has its first Latina cast member!  Litigious youngsters 21 kids are...suing President Obama? (Spoiler alert: It has to do with climate change.) Victory for the senses  The medals at this year's Paralympics are awesome.  Quote of the Day "I am certain they promote hate speech as well as advocate social violence." A South African official, on why the country is banning American pastor Steven Anderson - who praised the Orlando nightclub shooting.    And finally ... Like this press, you are crushing it. You're halfway through the week, which means you've definitely earned a few minutes with this immensely satisfying hydraulic press video.  This edition of CNN Five Things brought to you by AJ Willingham. Address your complaints accordingly.  Thanks for reading Five Things! We'd love to share our other newsletters with you. Follow this link for daily coverage of the dramatic election season, savvy market insights, an insider's look into the media, and more. Read more stories on CNN.com » Paid Content CNN Five Things magically shows up in your inbox every weekday at 6 a.m. ET. Like what you see? Don't like what you see? Let us know. We're all about self improvement. Did a friend forward you this newsletter? Sign yourself up! Copyright © 2016 Cable News Network, LP, LLLP. A Time Warner Company. All Rights Reserved., All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because you subscribed to CNN newsletters. Our mailing address is: Cable News Network, LP, LLLP. A Time Warner Company. All Rights Reserved. One CNN Center Atlanta, Ga 30328 Add us to your address book unsubscribe from this list    update subscription preferences