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Just as the trail of murder suspect Christopher Dorner seems to have gone cold, the head of the LAPD directly addressed one of the points that Dorner made in his online list of complaints against the police force he once served. NBC's John Yang reports. (TODAY)
A California man is behind bars after opening fire at in the parking lot of a Newport beach mall. Witnesses say the 42-year old fired into the air and onto the ground causing panic as shoppers ran and ducked for cover. TODAY's Natalie Morales reports. (TODAY)
ProFootballTalk: Even though the Chargers deny they have made the decision to fire Norv Turner and A.J. Smith at the end of the year, Mike Florio explains why Turner's exit from San Diego is a done deal. (NBC Sports)
PFT Live: Darin Gantt joins Mike Florio to discuss the Carolina Panthers' decision to fire GM Marty Hurney. Gantt spoke with Hurney following his firing and said that Hurney understands why the change was made. (NBC Sports)
Andy Reid talks to the media about his decision to fire defensive coordinator Juan Castillo saying "I can obviously do better," and "I take full responsibility for that." (NBC Sports)
The Indianapolis Colts announced the firing of Jim Caldwell on Tuesday after three years as head coach. Colts owner Jim Irsay says that Caldwell has done a lot for the franchise but that they made the difficult decision in order to take the team in a new direction. (NBC Sports)
Sports Talk's Trevor Pryce and Pete Najarian debate Peyton Manning's future in Indianapolis. (NBC Sports)
PFT Live: Mike Florio talks with Raiders insider Paul Gutierrez about the firing of head coach Hue Jackson. Gutierrez states that the two have never met until the day Jackson was fired. (NBC Sports)
Newly-hired Oakland Raiders GM Reggie McKenzie and owner Mark Davis on the decision to fire head coach Hue Jackson. (NBC Sports)
Mike Florio and Peter King talk about the coaching jobs that may be up for grabs as the regular season ends and whether Jon Gruden will be filling one of those vacancies in 2012. (NBC Sports)