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| Police 'Ambush' |
| Without warning, at least three shots were fired in Ferguson last night hitting two cops. The ambush interrupted a peaceful protest. This comes after months of demonstrations and a wave of anguish, mistrust and change. Amid a manhunt for the shooter, more protests are planned and Ferguson's residents face an unsettling future. |
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| Secret Service Investigation |
| One of President Obama's elite agents is among the two Secret Service members being investigated for crashing a car into a White House barricade during an active bomb scene investigation. NBC News has learned they were drinking and drove up and broke through police tape near the suspicious package. A whistleblower reported the breach. |
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| Black Hawk Wreckage Found |
| Authorities have located the flight data recorder in the wreckage of the Black Hawk helicopter that now sits in 25 feet of water near Florida. All 11 on board were killed, including a Michigan Marine who was engaged to be married this year. A former pilot said foggy weather could be to blame: "Effectively the horizon disappears and the sea will meld into the clouds." |
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| Carjacked at Gunpoint |
| Jurors in the Boston Marathon bombing trial heard businessman Dun Meng describe how the Tsarnaev brothers carjacked his SUV at gunpoint for a terrifying 90-minute ride. Meng fled to safety at a gas station, hid and called 911 saying "please help me!" Surveillance video shows him running for his life as the brothers react. |
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| Tax Scams Grow Online |
| With April 15 fast approaching, a former TurboTax security staffer warns that those who file online "should be very concerned" about tax fraud and called it an "industry-wide problem." Scammers are filing under other peoples' names to steal refunds, but there are ways to protect yourself. |
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| Royal on the Set |
| The cast of "Downton Abbey" had a brush with some real royalty today, although the Duchess of Cambridge was the one finding herself starstruck by the meeting. |
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| Roll the Dice |
| Monopoly, Operation and other old favorite board games are starting to win points with new players. A new trend is emerging as families begin to set aside their gadgets in favor of these nostalgic favorites. And they're getting their kids to play, too. |
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