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"He's a well-known celebrity," said South African attorney Llewelyn Curlewis. "He's not a flight risk, so I can't see serious reasons why a court should be unwilling to grant him bail, ultimately." Pistorius has been charged with murdering his girlfriend and is being held by police. NBC's Michelle Kosinski reports. (TODAY)

If you know where to go, you can still walk in the footsteps of the stylish spy and sip a martini, "shaken, not stirred." NBC's Chapman Bell tours some of 007's fictional haunts in London. (NBC News)

Saints QB Drew Brees talks about what it means to break Johnny Unitas' record for most consecutive games with a touchdown pass, his special relationship with suspended head coach Sean Payton and more. (NBC Sports)

The Olympics is a family affair for U.S. men's gymnast Dannel Leyva and his stepfather, who doubles as Leyva's personal coach. TODAY correspondent Ryan Seacrest chats with the duo about their special relationship and Leyva's famous lucky towel. (TODAY)

"Skyfall," the 23rd movie in the James Bond franchise and the third starring Daniel Craig as 007, will premiere later this year. TODAY's Al Roker shares an exclusive preview of the film. (TODAY)

A Florida judge who feels duped by George Zimmerman and his family ordered the man to who shot and killed Trayvon Martin back to jail until he can explain why he failed to disclose a PayPal account containing more than $130,000 at his bail hearing. NBC's Kerry Sanders reports. (TODAY)

A Florida judge who feels duped by George Zimmerman and his family ordered the man to who shot and killed Trayvon Martin back to jail until he can explain why he failed to disclose a PayPal account containing more than $130,000 at his bail hearing. NBC's Kerry Sanders reports. (TODAY)

A Paypal account that George Zimmerman failed to reveal to the court during the bond hearing was linked to a website Zimmerman created to raise money for his defense in the Trayvon Martin case. NBC's Kerry Sanders reports. (Nightly News)

After learning that jailhouse conversations were held between George Zimmerman and his wife, concerning an effort to misrepresent the amount of money available to them, the court revokes Zimmerman's bond. (NBC News)

Former federal prosecutor Kendall Coffey explains why George Zimmerman must turn himself in within 48 hours. (NewsNation)