News & Sports

PFT Live: The Kansas City Chiefs went on a massive spending spree just before the start of free agency. How soon can the Chiefs expect to rebound from a 2-14 season? (NBC Sports)

Authorities in Southern California are searching for a motive after a student went on a carjacking and shooting spree, killing one woman, 20, in his home, before killing two more and himself. NBC's Miguel Almaguer reports. (TODAY)

Los Angeles Police Chief William Braton, who was once the boss of Christopher Dorner, said Dorner is an "injustice collector" who finally reached a tipping point. (TODAY)

CNBC's Mandy Drury reports spending on candy, costumes and parties is expected to reach a record $8 billion. (Jansing and Co)

A sources says that Jared Loughner, the man accused of killing six people and wounding Gabrielle Giffords in 2011, is set to plead guilty in a Tucson court on Tuesday. NBC's Diana Alvear reports. (msnbc)

NBC's Jim Miklaszewski joins MSNBC's Thomas Roberts to share the latest on the wounded in Colorado. (msnbc)

A gunman identified as Ian Stawicki, 40, opened fire in a Seattle, Wash., café and a downtown parking lot, killing five, critically wounding one, and eventually taking his own life. NBC's Mike Taibbi reports. (TODAY)

The online hacker group claims to have stolen credit card numbers from a global security firm and used the information to take money from bank accounts and give it to charity. NBC's Pete Williams reports.  (Nightly News)

Police in a rural part of Pennsylvania had their hands full chasing a pair of 19-year-old women who have been likened to the fictional robbery team of Thelma & Louise. As NBC's Jay Gray reports, the women are believed to have committed 29 times before they finally met their match – a home guarded by a lion. (TODAY)

Willie Geist brings you the water cooler stories of the day including surveillance camera footage of a woman's bottle-breaking rampage in a New York liquor store and a sports reporter's near miss with a truck driving in reverse. (Way Too Early)