Nov. 24: A new study finds that executives at Bear Stearns and Lehman Brothers walked away with huge payouts just before the collapse on Wall Street. NBC’s Lisa Myers reports.
(較少)
Nov. 24: It’s a tongue and cheek mystery: Someone supposedly murdered TODAY producer Jim Bell. But really it’s really all in fun as Al announces his new whodunit.
(較少)
Nov. 24: NBC’s Norah O’Donnell has a preview of one of Washington’s hottest social events since the inauguration – the first official state dinner hosted by President and Mrs. Obama.
(較少)
Nov. 24: Government regulators order the recall of more than 2.1 million drop-side cribs made by Stork Craft Manufacturing, the biggest such recall in U.S. history. NBC’s Tom Costello reports and CPSC Chairwoman Inez Tenenbaum provides more details.
(較少)
Nov. 24: The White House says an announcement on the United States’ new strategy in Afghanistan will be announced “within days.” NBC’s Savannah Guthrie reports.
(較少)
Nov. 24: Get a sneak peek of TODAY’s Matt Lauer’s interview with Capt. Chesley Sullenberger from his Thanksgiving night special, NBC’s “People of the Year.”
(較少)
Nov. 23: On Chicago’s "Magnificent Mile," one of the longest shopping strips in the country, this holiday shopping season will be critical to the survival many stores. NBC's John Yang reports.
(較少)