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• Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about today:
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• 1. WHAT'S NEXT IN MALAYSIAN PLANE SEARCH
• An intensive hunt for pings from Flight 370's black boxes begins with two ships covering a 150-mile stretch of the Indian Ocean.
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• 2. AP PHOTOGRAPHER KILLED, REPORTER WOUNDED IN AFGHANISTAN
• Anja Niedringhaus died instantly after an Afghan policeman opened fire while she and reporter Kathy Gannon sat in their car. Gannon is reported in stable condition.
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• 3. FORT HOOD VICTIM'S MOM: FROM JOY TO SORROW
• Just two weeks ago, the mother of a soldier killed in the attack was reunited with the daughter she gave up for adoption at birth.
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• 4. QUESTIONS FOR HEAD OF U.S. AGENCY BEHIND SECRET 'CUBAN TWITTER'
• The USAID official is to testify in a hearing that could resolve key questions, including whether the Obama administration adequately informed lawmakers.
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• 5. WHY EVEN PRIVATE HEALTH INSURANCE IS HARD TO GET NOW
• The closing of the government open enrollment period for this year is having a ripple effect on insurers who also are declining to issue new policies.
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• 6. BLACK MARKET FOR MARIJUANA STILL STRONG IN COLORADO
• That's even though the state legalized recreational pot sales; advocates say it's all part of a transitional period.
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• 7. WITH LETTERMAN RETIRING, CBS LOOKS TO A NEW LATE-NIGHT STAR
• But just who that will be, and what kind of show might develop to compete

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