Video: Betty White, still a Golden Girl
A new poll is out of the most popular and trusted entertainment personalities, and Betty White came in first. NBCâs Brian Williams reports. (Nightly News)
| Video: Trained dogs can help detect cancer
In the war against cancer, dogs have skills no scientist can match. A study shows trained dogs used their ability to smell to detect people suffering from lung cancer. NBCâs Dr. Nancy Snyderman reports. (Nightly News)
| Video: Little girl rescued by âhuman chainâ
Thanks to the kindness of strangers, three-year-old Maggie Mullin was rescued from the wreckage after the stage collapsed at the Indiana State Fair on Saturday. NBCâs Kevin Tibbles reports. (Nightly News)
| Video: Obama to Assad: âstep asideâ
After months of a brutal crackdown, President Obama explicitly called for President Assad to step down, and he described the last several months as "ferocious brutality" against the Syrian people. NBCâs Andrea Mitchell reports. (Nightly News)
| Video: âSkills gapâ hurts employers, job seekers
Even with millions of Americans out of work, the industrial giant Siemens is having so much trouble finding qualified workers that, for the first time, it's had to hire recruiters. NBCâs Lisa Myers reports. (Nightly News)
| Video: Aruba suspectâs camera had âdisturbingâ pics
Gary Giordano, a suspect in the disappearance of Robyn Gardner, took out an accidental death insurance policy for Gardner before they vacationed in Aruba together, according to Aruban officials. NBCâs Janet Shamlian reports, and Taco Stein, Arubaâs solicitor general, discusses the details of the case, including reports that the suspect had âbeyond pornographicâ photos on his camera, with TODAYâs Matt Lauer. (TODAY)
| Video: Abercrombie to âJerseyâ: Donât damage our brand
Though retailer Abercrombie & Fitch says it doesnât want âJersey Shoreâ cast members to wear its apparel, some are calling the move hypocritical after the clothing company cashed in on âThe Fituationâ T-shirts just last year.  NBCâs Jeff Rossen reports. (TODAY)
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