Florida State Rep. Scott Plakon joins msnbc to talk about a new law that is being considered in a handful of states that would require a parent or guardian to report a missing child within 48 hours of their disappearance. (msnbc tv)
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A former high school football star has been arrested in connection with the death of 18-year-old Lauren Astley. Investigative crime reporter Michelle Sigona joins msnbc to discuss the case. (msnbc tv)
A Massachusetts ice cream truck driver says he will fight a fine that was issued to him for parking his vehicle next to a high school graduation while it played loud music. (msnbc tv)
During his weekly address, President Obama calls on Democrats and Republicans to come together and make sacrifices during a time of touch fiscal challenges. (NBC News)
New US Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta is indicating that the recent raid on Osama bin Laden's compound in Pakistan provided massive amounts of intelligence that may help to defeat the terror organization. NBC's Atia Abawi reports. (msnbc tv)
TODAY's Amy Robach checks out a pioneering exhibit at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and Museum in Cleveland that pays tribute to more than 70 "Women Who Rock." (TODAY)
England's Princess William and his new wife, Princess Catherine, have arrived in California to play polo, attend a charity brunch and hob knob with Hollywood stars. NBC's Peter Alexander and NBC royal contributor Robert Jobson are traveling with the royal newlyweds. (TODAY)
England's Princess William and his new wife, Princess Catherine, have arrived in California to play polo, attend a charity brunch and hob knob with Hollywood stars. NBC's Peter Alexander and NBC royal contributor Robert Jobson are traveling with the royal newlyweds. (TODAY)
The single mom acquitted by a Florida jury of charges she killed her 2-year-old daughter to be free of parental responsibility is scheduled to be released from jail July 17, but as TruTv correspondent Beth Karas tells TODAY's Lester Holt, it's unlikely that the public will allow Casey Anthony to lead a quiet life out of the headlines. (TODAY)
The single mom acquitted by a Florida jury of charges she killed her 2-year-old daughter to be free of parental responsibility is scheduled to be released from jail July 17, but as TruTv correspondent Beth Karas tells TODAY's Lester Holt, it's unlikely that the public will allow Casey Anthony to lead a quiet life out of the headlines. (TODAY)
