Cosby to stand trial, Why did EgyptAir flight plunge?, Obama raises human rights in Vietnam

Judge: Bill Cosby to stand trial for assault charges.

More than a decade after he was first accused of sexual misconduct, Bill Cosby will go to trial.

A Pennsylvania judge found enough evidence during a hearing Tuesday to proceed with a criminal trial. It's not clear when his trial will start.

Cosby faces three counts of felony indecent assault from a 2004 case involving Andrea Constand, an employee at his alma mater, Temple University. She was the first of more than 50 women who have accused the comedian of sexual misconduct.

EgyptAir Flight 804: Conflicting reports over final moments.

The search for EgyptAir Flight 804 continues, amid contradicting reports about the aircraft's final moments.

Five days after disappearing en route from Paris to Cairo, some debris from the plane -- including life vests, personal belongings and parts of wreckage -- has been recovered.

Small fragments of human remains have also been found, and officials in the Egyptian capital are trying to identify and match them to victims. Families of the victims have nearly completed giving DNA samples to help with the grim task, EgyptAir's vice chairman Ahmed Adel told CNN Tuesday.

Obama raises human rights in Vietnam, calls for 'peaceful resolution' of South China Sea disputes.

President Barack Obama made a forceful case for human rights in Vietnam Tuesday during a speech in Hanoi and he called for the "peaceful resolution" of disputes in the South China Sea.

Obama stressed the need to uphold human rights in his remarks to the Vietnamese people and were broadcast on television in a nation that has a dismal record on the issue.

Obama visits Vietnam and Japan.

Human rights "is not a threat to stability" but reinforces it, Obama said.