News & Sports

Mary and Rick Todd have traveled to Washington, D.C., convinced U.S. security is at risk after they say their son, Shane, was killed in Singapore by spies for China due to his high-tech work at a research firm. NBC's Kelly O'Donnell reports. (TODAY)

Doctors say that a baby boy who was delivered two months premature after the vehicle his parents were traveling in on their way to the hospital was struck by a hit-and-run driver has lost his own struggle to survive. Police are still searching for the driver. (TODAY)

A 17-year-old Kansas teen was found chained to a pole in a basement for weeks after police say his parents were no longer able to afford their son's medication for Bipolar disorder. KSHB's Lindsay Shively reports. (NBC News)

A lawsuit filed by a 16-year-old girl against her parents alleges she is being coerced to have an abortion against her will. KPRC's Courtney Zavala reports. (NBC News)

It may be a parent's dream to see their child participate in one of the biggest sporting events of the year, but what do you do if two children are competing on opposite teams? NBC's Stephanie Gosk reports on the dilemma Jack and Jackie Harbaugh will face as their sons coach the Ravens and the 49ers in this year's Super Bowl. (TODAY)

Parents Jackie and Jack Harbaugh will be in the stands Sunday as their sons, NFL coaches Jim and John Harbaugh, will face off on the field. NBC's Stephanie Gosk reports. (Nightly News)

In 1999, the district attorney in Boulder Colorado made the decision that there was not enough evidence to file charges against anyone in the death of JonBenet Ramsey, but members of the grand jury in the case are now revealing they voted to indict Ramsey's parents. NBC's Erica Hill reports. (TODAY)

As the parents of Jim and John Harbaugh, head coaches of the San Francisco 49ers and Baltimore Ravens, held a teleconference to talk about their sons facing off in the Super Bowl this year, John decided to call in and have a little fun with his parents before the big game. (TODAY)