 Video: Convicted child killers freed after plea change
 An 18-year-old murder case took a surprising turn on Friday when three men accused of killing three young boys walked out of an Arkansas jail after defense lawyers said DNA evidence showed they didn't commit the murders. NBC’s Pete Williams reports. (Nightly News)
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Video: Inadvertent marquee sparks controversy
 A Boise, Idaho, theater's sign promoting an upcoming September 11th concert for indie rock band "Explosions In The Sky" is causing controversy nationwide. KTVB's Ty Brennan reports. (NBC News)
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Video: China closes schools for migrant children
 Schools for the children of migrant workers are being shut down and demolished across Beijing. Thousands of students are affected, many of them stranded without a school to attend with the academic year just days away from beginning. NBC’s Adrienne Mong reports. (Nightly News)
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Video: A change in immigration policy
 Some illegal immigrants facing deportation will get a chance to stay in the U.S. while others with criminal convictions will be deported faster. USA Today’s Paul Reyes reports. (NewsNation)
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Video: 'West Memphis 3' freed
 NBC's Pete Williams explains the complex legal maneuvers which allowed three men who have been imprisoned for 10 years, known as the 'West Memphis 3,' to plead guilty to murder, yet be freed by the court. (NewsNation)
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Video: After being freed, ‘West Memphis 3’ speak out
 Three men convicted of killing three 8-year-old Cub Scouts in 1993 were freed Friday after a judge accepted a plea deal with prosecutors. The men, known as the “West Memphis 3,†speak out at a news conference after the judge’s decision. (NBC News)
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Video: US-China goodwill basketball game ends in brawl
 The purpose of the exhibition basketball game was to foster goodwill. Instead, it ended in a brawl between the U.S. and China, and is threatening the positive image Washington and Beijing are trying to create during Vice President Joe Biden’s visit to China.     (Nightly News)
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Video: Bride haunted by screams of shark attack
 As officials in the Seychelles hunt to to destroy the vicious shark they think killed two tourists, newlywed Gemma Redmond describes her husband’s “awful†screams before his death. NBC’s Stephanie Gosk reports. (TODAY)
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Video: Sources: Gadhafi makes plans to leave Libya
 Embattled Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi is making plans to leave his conflict-torn country, NBC News has learned. Meanwhile, the United States is calling on Syria’s president, Bashar al-Assad, to step down. NBC’s Richard Engel reports. (TODAY)
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Video: O’Donnell: CNN host asked ‘creepy’ questions
 Former U.S. Senate candidate Christine O’Donnell tells TODAY’s Savannah Guthrie that she walked out of her interview with CNN’s Piers Morgan because of his “creepy†and “inappropriate†line of questioning. (TODAY)
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Video: Little girl rescued by ‘human chain’
 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. NBC’s Kevin Tibbles reports. (Nightly News)
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Video: Obama to Assad: ‘step aside’
 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. NBC’s Andrea Mitchell reports. (Nightly News)
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Video: ‘Skills gap’ 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. NBC’s Lisa Myers reports. (Nightly News)
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Video: Aruba suspect’s camera had ‘disturbing’ 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. NBC’s Janet Shamlian reports, and Taco Stein, Aruba’s solicitor general, discusses the details of the case, including reports that the suspect had “beyond pornographic†photos on his camera, with TODAY’s Matt Lauer. (TODAY)
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Video: Abercrombie to ‘Jersey’: Don’t damage our brand
 Though retailer Abercrombie & Fitch says it doesn’t want “Jersey Shore†cast members to wear its apparel, some are calling the move hypocritical after the clothing company cashed in on “The Fituation†T-shirts just last year.  NBC’s Jeff Rossen reports. (TODAY)
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