Home from Japan: Military families reflect March 28, 2011 Evacuees from U.S. military bases in Japan arrive in California. KNTV’s Jodi Hernadez reports. (NBC News)

Salty debate: Should theaters display snack ... March 28, 2011 The FDA considers making movie theaters display calorie information about its popcorn and other foods. NBC’s Erika Edwards reports. (NBC News)

Doctors to talk social media with young patients March 28, 2011 The American Academy of Pediatrics is urging doctors to address the potential downside of social networking with their young patients. NBC’s Erika Edwards reports. (NBC News)

US troops posed with dead Afghan civilians March 28, 2011 Graphic photos have come to light in the investigation into a team of U.S. soldiers accused of murdering unarmed Afghan civilians. NBC’s Jim Miklaszewski reports. (msnbc tv)

White House pushes back against Libya criticism March 27, 2011 Top administration officials said Sunday that coalition intervention in the North African nation prevented a likely massacre in the rebel stronghold of Benghazi. NBC’s Mike Viqueira ...

Many in Mideast rally behind allied action March 27, 2011 American warplanes streaking across the Middle Eastern sky are usually met by outrage, but not this time. NBC’s Ron Allen reports. (Nightly News)

Nuke crisis takes confusing, concerning turn March 27, 2011 Mounting problems, including badly miscalculated radiation readings, have only heightened concerns that the crisis has been mishandled. NBC’s Lee Cowan reports. (Nightly News)

Japan could impact auto, tourism industries March 27, 2011 Many American businesses are bracing themselves for the economic ripple effect of the twin crisises in Japan. NBC’s Kristen Welker reports. (Nightly News)

Pipe bomb found in No. Calif. March 27, 2011 Authorities say one person was injured when a pipe bomb disguised in a newspaper exploded at a residence in Vacaville. Msnbc’s Peter Alexander reports. (msnbc tv)

American recalls quake, tsunami in Japan March 27, 2011 Msnbc’s Peter Alexander talks with Canon Purdy, who was stranded in Minamisanriku. (msnbc tv)

In Libya, airstrikes, abuse accusation March 27, 2011 Msnbc’s Peter Alexander talks with the New York Times' David Kirkpatrick. (msnbc tv)

Senate to hold hearing on Muslim civil rights March 27, 2011 Dick Durbin will chair the first-ever Congressional hearing on the civil rights of American Muslims next week. Msnbc’s Alex Witt talks with Alejandro Beutel, who is with the Muslim Public Affairs ...

Explosions heard in Tripoli; Rebels advance March 27, 2011 Msnbc’s Peter Alexander has the story, along with NBC's Richard Engel, who is reporting live from Benghazi, Libya. (msnbc tv)

Protests turn violent in London March 27, 2011 Thousands people took to London’s streets to protest spending cuts, more than 200 people were arrested. Msnbc's Alex Witt reports. (msnbc tv)

Growing debate on airplane sections March 27, 2011 Should there be separate airplane sections for large groups, or people traveling with kids? Msnbc’s Alex Witt talks with Genevieve Shaw Brown. (msnbc tv)

Harwood on Obama’s address; Bachmann in Iowa March 27, 2011 Msnbc’s Alex Witt talks with NBC's John Harwood about President Obama's upcoming address the nation on Monday and Michelle Bachmann's speech in Iowa. (msnbc tv)

New Nintendo 3DS goes on sale Sunday March 27, 2011 Msnbc’s Alex Witt talks with Cnet.com's Scott Stein. (msnbc tv)

Reported spike at Japan nuke plant an error March 27, 2011 Japan officials are apologizing for an inaccurate report that said emergency workers fled from one of the troubled reactors. NBC’s Lee Cowan reports. (msnbc tv)

Americans detained amid Syrian unrest March 27, 2011 Mnsbc’s Alex Witt talks with Tom Root and Andi Lloyd the father and mother of two men being detained in Syria. (msnbc tv)

Gingrich vs. Barbour March 26, 2011 Did Newt Gingrich or Haley Barbour connect with the conservative activists in Iowa? Why didn’t they talk much about social issues. (msnbc tv)