5 Things to Know This Morning

— -- Your look at the five biggest and most buzz-worthy stories of the morning.

1. Rosie O'Donnell's Daughter Chelsea Found at the Jersey Shore, Police Say

Rosie O'Donnell's 17-year-old daughter Chelsea has been found, she announced on Twitter on Tuesday evening, hours after announcing that she was missing.

"Chelsea has been found and is safe in police custody -- thank u all for the help and light #missingchildren," she wrote late Tuesday.

2. Former Subway Spokesman Jared Fogle Expected to Plead Guilty to Charges Related to Child Porn, Source Says

Jared Fogle, the former Subway spokesman, is expected to plead guilty today to charges related to child pornography, a source with knowledge of the situation told ABC News.

Fogle, 37, gained national fame when he lost a significant amount of weight by eating turkey and vegetable sandwiches from Subway and exercising. He was first featured in ads for the company in 2000.

3. Police Release Sketch of Suspect in Bangkok Bombing

Thai police have released a detailed sketch of the main suspect in Monday evening's bombing that killed 20 people at the Erawan shrine in downtown Bangkok.

It depicts a young man wearing glasses with bushy black hair and is apparently based on security camera video from the shrine showing a man in a yellow shirt carrying a backpack.

Police have offered a 1 million baht ($28,080) reward for information leading to his arrest.

4. Donald Trump's GOP Rivals Blast His Immigration Plan

After Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump unveiled his six-page immigration policy paper earlier this week, his GOP rivals have wasted no time in lambasting his plan.

Florida Sen. Marco Rubio hit back against Trump, saying that he doubts that Trump’s policies could ever become legislation.

Trump has called for a wall to be built across the southern border of the United States, and his plan seeks to "impound all remittance payments derived from illegal wages.” He has also pledged to end birthright citizenship.

5. Hackers Claim to Have Exposed Ashley Madison Users on Web

Hackers claim to have leaked a massive database of users from Ashley Madison, a matchmaking website for cheating spouses.

In a statement released Tuesday, a group calling itself Impact Team said the site's owners had not bowed to their demands.

"Now everyone gets to see their data," the statement said.