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Also: Several Marines are injured in a California training accident; Boko Haram militants stage a first attack in Chad; and this is the 70th anniversary of the Allied bombing of Dresden, Germany.

Also: Sen. Elizabeth Warren discusses reforming financial regulators; more bodies are discovered on a Japanese volcano; and the Kansas City Royals win a wildcard playoff game.

Also: South Korean prosecutors seek the death penalty for the skipper of the capsized ferry; San Francisco wins World Series Game 5; and Ronnie Milsap is inducted into the Country Music Hall Of Fame.

Also: President Obama campaigns in Wisconsin; a lawsuit is filed against the maker of defective airbags; and a rocket launch to deliver supplies to the International Space Station is scrubbed.

Also: Russia says talks with Ukrainian and European leaders were full of "misunderstandings"; a genocide trial resumes in Cambodia; and the U.S. warship, "Old Ironsides", will be refurbished.

Also: The missing Malaysian jet may have been on autopilot; a NATO soldier dies in Afghanistan; and the NFL is ready to increase the money paid to former players with concussion-linked illnesses.

Also: Former Italian premier Berlusconi appeals his sex crime conviction; alleged lab tampering in Houston threatens cases; and Pope Francis opposes legalized marijuana.

Also: Deadly flooding strikes the South; Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy will appear in court today; and former Brazilian president Luiz Lula da Silva is charged with corruption.

Also: This is the second anniversary of the disappearance of a Malaysia Airlines jet; four states hold presidential contests today; and pedestrian deaths may have soared in 2015.

Also: This year's National Book Award nominees are announced; Japan will restart a second nuclear reactor; and it's true: the Chicago Cubs are going to the NLCS.

Also: Greece relocates some migrants to Luxembourg; the Supreme Court stays a Missouri inmate's execution; and a long-lost short Disney film is discovered.

Also: Elections were held in nine countries over the weekend; New York is investigating the advertised internet speeds of cable firms; and the Oak Ridge Boys are in the Country Music Hall of Fame.

Also: More protests against police brutality in Baton Rouge; House Speaker Ryan asks that Hillary Clinton be denied classified information; and the running of the bulls starts today in Spain.

Also: Saudi Arabia hosts a gathering of Syrian rebels; both sides in the Yemen conflict may be open to a truce; and some Boston College students got sick after eating at a Chipotle restaurant.

Also: Protests over a fatal Minneapolis police shooting of an unarmed black man; an emergency in Washington state after a storm; and an Irish visitor gets his GoPro camera wrong on a Vegas trip.

Also: Australia will deny passports to pedophiles; a Portland, Ore. man will appear in court today on murder and harassment charges in a train attack; and the Scripps National Spelling Bee opens.

Also: President Trump's revised travel ban is back in a federal appellate court; cholera is spreading in part of Yemen; and Miss U.S.A. 2017 is a chemist at the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.

Also: The House passes a transportation bill but doesn't fund all of it; there'll be fewer candidates onstage at the next GOP presidential debate; and a double-facing Picasso painting is auctioned.

Also: Paula Deen's cookbook is selling like hotcakes; Secretary of State John Kerry is using shuttle diplomacy between Israel and the Palestinians; and former New England Patriot Aaron Hernandez is investigated on additional murder charges.

Also: Obama looks for "spring thaw" with Congress; Chávez's final words; Berlusconi's conviction; and winter storm moves into New England.