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Sunday, July 31, 2011

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Video: Search continues for missing N.H. girl

    July 31: Law enforcement officials offer a $25,000 reward for information on a missing 11-year-old northern New Hampshire girl. Msbnbc's Alex Witt reports.  (Other)Law enforcement officials offer a $25,000 reward for information on a missing 11-year-old northern New Hampshire girl. Msbnbc's Alex Witt reports. (msnbc tv)


Video: Iran's verdict on US hikers soon

    July 31: An Iran official says verdict on the two US hikers could come this week. NBC's Ali Arouzi reports.  (Other)An Iran official says verdict on the two US hikers could come this week. NBC's Ali Arouzi reports. (msnbc tv)


Video: Winners and losers in debt-ceiling debate

    July 31: NBC’s Chuck Todd, Domenico Montanaro, and MSNBC’s Richard Wolffe discuss the politics of the debt ceiling if something passes. (Other)NBC’s Chuck Todd, Domenico Montanaro, and MSNBC’s Richard Wolffe discuss the politics of the debt ceiling if something passes. (msnbc tv)


Video: Iranian acid victim pardons attacker

    July 31: An Iranian woman blinded with acid by man for turning down his marriage proposal spared him from being blinded too as punishment for his crime. Msnbc's Alex Witt reports.  (Other)An Iranian woman blinded with acid by man for turning down his marriage proposal spared him from being blinded too as punishment for his crime. Msnbc's Alex Witt reports. (msnbc tv)


Video: Mother: Knox takes it ‘day by day’

    July 31: Amanda Knox is pleased with how DNA evidence is playing with the judge at her appellate trial in Italy, but her mother tells TODAY’s Lester Holt that the American convicted of killing her British roommate won’t be happy until she is back home in the United States. (Today Show)Amanda Knox is pleased with how DNA evidence is playing with the judge at her appellate trial in Italy, but her mother tells TODAY’s Lester Holt that the American convicted of killing her British roommate won’t be happy until she is back home in the United States. (TODAY)


Video: Key vote looms in debt crisis

    July 31: As Congress prepares for a series of votes on a deal that would raise the debt limit modestly while negotiations continue on spending cuts, NBC’s Luke Russert, Mike Viquiera and David Gregory examine what’s at stake politically for lawmakers and President Obama if a compromise isn’t reached by Tuesday’s deadline. (Today Show)As Congress prepares for a series of votes on a deal that would raise the debt limit modestly while negotiations continue on spending cuts, NBC’s Luke Russert, Mike Viquiera and David Gregory examine what’s at stake politically for lawmakers and President Obama if a compromise isn’t reached by Tuesday’s deadline. (TODAY)


Video: Britain abuzz over another royal wedding

    July 31: The wedding of Queen Elizabeth II’s granddaughter to a rugby star on Saturday didn’t capture the world’s attention, but the small private affair had British subjects lining streets near a Scottish castle to cheer her on their beloved queen, Prince William and his new bride, and other royals. NBC’s Stepanie Gosk reports from Edinburgh. (Today Show)The wedding of Queen Elizabeth II’s granddaughter to a rugby star on Saturday didn’t capture the world’s attention, but the small private affair had British subjects lining streets near a Scottish castle to cheer her on their beloved queen, Prince William and his new bride, and other royals. NBC’s Stepanie Gosk reports from Edinburgh. (TODAY)


Video: 35 years later, ‘Son of Sam’ repentant

    July 30: David Berkowitz, the postal worker who terrorized New York City with a .44-caliber pistol and taunting letters to the tabloid press in 1976 and ‘77, writes from prison that he lives “in anguish” over the killing spree and wishes he could undo what he did. TODAY’s Lester Holt reports. (Today Show)David Berkowitz, the postal worker who terrorized New York City with a .44-caliber pistol and taunting letters to the tabloid press in 1976 and ‘77, writes from prison that he lives “in anguish” over the killing spree and wishes he could undo what he did. TODAY’s Lester Holt reports. (TODAY)


Video: Boehner: Obama needs to pull US from financial ‘cul-de-sac’

    July 30: House Majority Leader John Boehner and Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell discuss whether lawmakers are close to a compromised debt solution. (NBC News)House Majority Leader John Boehner and Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell discuss whether lawmakers are close to a compromised debt solution. (NBC News)


Video: Despite ‘Don,’ Texas drought continues

    July 30: Tropical Storm Don disappointed folks in Texas, who were hoping for a good soaking of rain after nine months of drought that is ruining crops and wreaking other havoc. NBC’s Janet Shamlian reports from Houston. (Today Show)Tropical Storm Don disappointed folks in Texas, who were hoping for a good soaking of rain after nine months of drought that is ruining crops and wreaking other havoc. NBC’s Janet Shamlian reports from Houston. (TODAY)


Video: Rachel’s cause inspires thousands to give

    July 29: Nine-year-old Rachel Beckwith turned down birthday presents so she could raise money for clean drinking water instead. Beckwith died in a car crash recently, but Charity: Water continues to receive donations in her name. Lee Cowan reports. (Nightly News)Nine-year-old Rachel Beckwith turned down birthday presents so she could raise money for clean drinking water instead. Beckwith died in a car crash recently, but Charity: Water continues to receive donations in her name. Lee Cowan reports. (Nightly News)


Video: Man with dementia saved by dog’s microchip

    July 29: Thanks to his dog's microchip, a wandering elderly man who suffers from dementia was identified and safely returned to his relatives. KING-TV's Mimi Jung reports. (NBC News Channel)Thanks to his dog's microchip, a wandering elderly man who suffers from dementia was identified and safely returned to his relatives. KING-TV's Mimi Jung reports. (NBC News)


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