Oct. 19: Patriots stars Tedy Bruschi and Richard Seymour talk about Bruschi’s first team practice, eight months after suffering a stroke. (NBC Sports)
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Nov. 20: A morbidly obese man dies after spending eight months in recliner, lacking the money to pay for an injury, and praying for God to help him. WIS’s Jordon Sandler reports. (NBC News Channel)
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Nov. 20: Josh McDaniels, Champ Bailey, Phillip Rivers and Norv Turner talk about Sunday’s clash that has major AFC West implications. (NBC Sports)
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Nov. 20: Oprah Winfrey’s longtime fans from Chicago reacted to the news Friday that she'll be pulling the plug on the her syndicated show after 25 years as daytime TV's top diva. NBC's Kevin Tibbles reports. (Nightly News)
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Nov. 20: Using cameras mounted inside cages, Zoo TV harnesses the remarkable power of animals to make sick kids feel better. NBC’s Jeff Rossen reports. (Nightly News)
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Nov. 20: In the second big change in women’s cancer screening guidelines to be issued this week, a prominent physicians group says young women do not need a cervical cancer screening test before age 21. NBC Chief Medical Editor Dr. Nancy Snyderman reports. (Nightly News)
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Nov. 20: The Senate Ethics Committee admonished Illinois Sen. Roland Burris Friday for being "less than candid" with investigators regarding his appointment by disgraced former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevic, who was accused of trying to sell his seat to the highest bidder. NBC’s Brian Williams re...
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