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The masterpieces stolen in 1990 from Boston's Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum are now worth half a million out of their frames – it's considered the world's biggest art heist and largest U.S. property theft ever. NBC's Pete Williams reports (Nightly News)
An Oklahoma family who adopted a 5-year-old hearing impaired girl from China helped her hear her first sounds following a cochlear implant. KJRH's Casey Roebuck reports. (NBC News)
Officials in Philadelphia are now searching for a woman who walked into a school and kidnapped a 5-year-old girl on Monday morning. On Tuesday morning, a good Samaritan found the girl alone on a playground, wearing only a T-shirt. NBC's Mara Schiavocampo reports. (TODAY)
The fragile economy would be hit hard if lawmakers cannot come to an agreement on how to avoid the so-called 'fiscal cliff.' If they can fix the problem in early January, however, the effects would likely be minimal -- although it's unclear what the impact would be on global confidence. CNBC's John Harwood reports. (Nightly News)
As we prepare to give thanks tomorrow, TODAY's Jenna Wolfe reminds us of some things that we might forget to show appreciation for, including new technology, Nate Silver, and the earworm songs stuck in all of our heads. (TODAY)
The longtime voice actor who brought Muppet Elmo to life is being accused of having had a sexual relationship with a 15-year-old boy nearly a decade ago. NBC's Chris Jansing reports. (Nightly News)
A 5-year-old Phoenix boy was killed when a 46-inch television fell on him. KPNX reporter Oralia Ortega has the story. (NBC News)
A Missouri school bus driver is accused of using duct tape to restrain a 5-year-old boy with Asperger syndrome. KSHB's Beth Vaughn reports. (NBC News)
The U.S. women's gymnastics team join TODAY's Al Roker on 30 Rockefeller Plaza, and the gold-medal winning ladies read the weather forecast for their hometowns. (TODAY)
The pop rock band Maroon 5 reveals their favorite city to perform in and also explains where they got the inspiration for their song "Payphone." (TODAY)