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The San Francisco 49ers have started locking up their young talent. OT Anthony Davis signed a five-year extension worth $37.3 million. According to Mike Florio, the key is to try and decide which young players are necessary in order to remain successful. (NBC Sports)
The cardinals will fill out ballots in the Sistine Chapel until all 77 ballots – two-thirds plus one of the cardinal electors – reach a consensus. NBC's Anne Thompson reports. (Nightly News)
The Ravens are reportedly set to meet with Joe Flacco's agent, Joe Linta, this weekend to start negotiations on a long-term contract for the QB. It's a huge career moment for Linta, who's says Flacco should be the highest paid QB in the league. (NBC Sports)
In an exclusive interview with MSNBC's Craig Melvin, Postmaster General of the United States Patrick Donahoe talks about the future of the U.S. Postal Service—and says the organization will soon start delivering packages on Sundays. (msnbc)
The festivities are just a couple of days away and Washington D.C. is getting ready for the big event and the hundreds of thousands of people expected to line the streets. White House correspondent Kristen Welker reports on the latest. (TODAY)
Funeral directors from throughout Connecticut have come forward to help the grieving town, another example of support that's so desperately needed. NBC's Anne Thompson reports. (Nightly News)
The president and congressional leaders have begun discussions that will hopefully lead to a resolution on the economy. "It's one thing to have a positive meeting, it's the other thing to have a framework that the rank-and-file in both parties can follow," CNBC's chief Washington correspondent John Harwood told TODAY's Erica Hill. (TODAY)
Republican vice presidential nominee Paul Ryan will begin rigorous debate preparation heading into his upcoming face-off with Vice President Joe Biden. NBC's Ron Mott reports. (msnbc)
Isaac is expected to be the first major test of a $14 billion makeover of the system that failed the city so disastrously in 2005. NBC's Lester Holt reports. (Nightly News)
In San Jose today, 15 women will start competing for only five spots on the 2012 Olympic women's gymnastics team. Olympic commentators Tim Daggett and Elfi Schlegel make predictions about this year's team. (TODAY)