Former astronaut Mark Kelly discusses the steps he and wife Gabrielle Giffords are touting for gun control reform, including the passage of a universal background check law. (Meet the Press)
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BP agreed to pay the largest criminal fine ever brought against a single corporation; the U.S. government in turn agrees not to press more charges against the oil company responsible for the 2006 oil spill. NBC's Pete Williams reports. (Nightly News)
NBC's Pete Williams takes a look at the multi-billion dollar settlement involving BP and the company's role in the Gulf oil spill. (Mitchell Reports)
David Villalobos, 25, who jumped 17 feet into the tiger exhibit at the Bronx Zoo to be "one with tiger," will be charged with criminal trespassing. He said he managed to pet the tiger before the big cat bit him. NBC's Veronica De La Cruz reports. (TODAY)
David Villalobos, 25, who jumped 17 feet into the tiger exhibit at the Bronx Zoo to be "one with tiger," will be charged with criminal trespassing. He said he managed to pet the tiger before the big cat bit him. NBC's Veronica De La Cruz reports. (TODAY)
A new restaurant has opened next door to a prison and is being run by the neighboring inmates. 'The Clink' employs more than 30 low-risk offenders in South Wales. ITV's Nina Nannar reports. (Nightly News)
A French court ruled Kate's privacy was breached when topless photos were taken, and now a criminal investigation aims to track down the photographer who snapped those shots. NBC's Michelle Kosinski reports. (TODAY)
After a night out in Hollywood went awry, actress and singer Miley Cyrus is the subject of a criminal battery investigation, accused of getting in the middle of a fight between her fiancé, Liam Hemsworth, and another clubgoer, punching the man in the face. E!'s Jason Kennedy reports. (TODAY)
Ken Perenyl is a gifted artist whose forgeries of famous paintings have netted him millions. Now, he's telling his story in a new autobiography. NBC's Kerry Sanders reports. (TODAY)
The federal government has decided not to take legal action against Goldman Sachs over allegations that it misled clients about investments tied to the subprime mortgage crisis. NBC's Pete Williams reports. (Nightly News)