News & Sports

National Rifle Association CEO Wayne LaPierre addresses the Conservative Political Action Conference, telling audience members, "They can call me crazy...but NRA's nearly 5 million members ... will not back down, not ever. I promise you that." (NBC News)

ProFootballTalk: The Chiefs released RT Eric Winston, and the ripple effect has already been felt. LT Branden Albert took to twitter to say he's not interested in switching to the right side of line. If Albert doesn't, who does play RT for Kansas City? (NBC Sports)

Rep. Adam Schiff, D-Calif., joins MSNBC to explain his view on what happens next should the House GOP vote against a Senate-approved fiscal deal. (msnbc)

Jennifer Livingston, the local news anchor from LaCrosse, Wis., who made waves back in October for responding on air to a viewer who criticized her weight, talks about life since she spoke out, saying she was surprised by the attention her response drew. (TODAY)

Rev. Matt Crebbin of Newtown Congregational Church gave the opening remarks at the prayer service held at Newtown High School last night. He discusses his speech, saying faith is an important source of comfort to victims' families, and talking about the decision to have President Obama speak at the service. (TODAY)

Attorneys for the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are set to appear in court today to argue that Will and Kate's privacy was breached after a French magazine snapped topless photos of Kate sunbathing. NBC's Michelle Kosinski reports and French lawyer Christopher Mesnooh talks with TODAY's Savannah Guthrie about the case. (TODAY)

In China, one man proposed to his girlfriend with the help of 48 friends dressed as dancing carrots, all because she likes the color orange. (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)

TODAY contributor Giada De Laurentiis shows Matt Lauer, Ann Curry and Al Roker three of the delicious dishes she plans to cook up for Prince William and Kate when they visit the United States for the first time in July. (TODAY)