'It takes a lot of pressure ... March 28, 2011 Shane Hudella and several military families describe a program in hockey-mad Minnesota that helps ensure children of service members don’t have to quit playing when Mom or Dad is away at ...

Attacked Libyan woman ‘taken by tyrants,’ ... March 28, 2011 The mother of the Libyan woman who told a group of foreign journalists a harrowing story of being raped at the hands of Gadhafi loyalists said Monday that her daughter is being held in Tripoli. ...

Yemen president rescinds promise to step down March 28, 2011 Syria’s President Assad's security forces tried to crush the latest democracy protests on Monday, while in Yemen President Ali Abdullah Saleh has now pulled back on his offer to step ...

Hospital eyes virtual visitations March 28, 2011 A Kansas hospital experiments with new technology for off-site visits. KSNW’s Stephanie Bergmann reports. (NBC News)

New changes to credit cards overseas March 28, 2011 NBC’s Chris Clackum explains the newest changes to the way credit cards work overseas. (NBC News)

Obama to address the nation on Libya March 28, 2011 Msnbc’s Lawrence O’Donnell explains why members of Congress are questioning the cost of the mission and how it’s being budgeted. (NewsNation)

2 dead after sailboat capsizes March 28, 2011 Eight others survive accident off California’s Shelter Island. KNSD's Katia Lopez-Hodoyan reports. (NBC News)

Neighbors put squeeze lemonade stand March 28, 2011 In North Palm Beach, Fla., a neighborhood group shuts down a children’s charity lemonade stand. WPTV's Vince Norman reports. (NBC News)

Facebook may tap Robert Gibbs March 28, 2011 NBC News’ Domenico Montanaro talks about a New York Times report, which suggests the site is eyeing the former White House Press Secretary to manage its communications. (NewsNation)

Restaurant home to $40,000 cognac March 28, 2011 There’s only 358 bottles of Louis the XIII Black Pearl in the world. One of the bottles is at a Providence, R.I., restaurant. WJAR's RJ Heim reports. (NBC News)

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Remembering Geraldine Ferraro March 28, 2011 Former Vice President Walter Mondale shares his memories of his 1984 running mate. (Mitchell Reports)

High court to take up Wal-Mart sex-bias suit March 28, 2011 The Supreme Court will take up a case on Tuesday that could pave the way for the largest class action lawsuit ever. Paul Rothstein, a constitutional law professor at Georgetown University, shares ...

Woman discovers algae growing in car March 28, 2011 A Montana woman discovered algae growing in her fuel tank. Even worse, it had spread all throughout her car. KULR’s Kerri-Lee Mayland reports. (NBC News)

Mailbox bomb injures Calif. Man March 28, 2011 The Victim was airlifted to hospital after a newspaper-wrapped bomb explodes. KCRA’s Kevin Riggs reports. (NBC News)

Bikini brawl breaks out at Burger King March 28, 2011 A dispute at a Burger King in Panama Beach City, Fla., led an irate bikini-clad woman to leap over the counter and attack employees. WJHG’s Alexandra Hill reports. (NBC News)

'Guardian Scholars' teach hope March 28, 2011 Sokham Mao, one of the first graduates of the "Guardian Scholars" program says the most important thing the program gave him was hope.   (Nightly News)

DJ Megatron killed in NYC March 28, 2011 The popular radio and TV personality was shot and killed near his Staten Island home. WNBC’s Shiba Russell reports. (NBC News)

Rebels on outskirts of Gadhafi’s hometown March 28, 2011 Libyan rebels have made dramatic gains over the past few days, supported by Western air strikes but pro-Gadhafi forces have put up little fight, melting away as the opposition advanced. Former ...

Fmr. Libyan Amb.: Libyans desperate to gain ... March 28, 2011 Ambassador Ali Suleiman Aujali, Moammar Gadhafi’s former Ambassador to the United States, resigned his post with the Gadhafi regime in the wake of government violence against civilians. He now ...