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A huge gas explosion thought to have been caused by a contractor doing underground work wrecked a landmark restaurant in Kansas City, Mo. More than 100 firefighters battled the blaze at its height, and by daybreak the devastation was revealed. NBC's John Yang reports. (Nightly News)
Intelligence officials tell NBC News four of the five Americans working at the natural gas complex survived: two escaped and two more are being held. The kidnappers are saying they will exchange the US hostages for two high-profile terror suspects currently in US custody. NBC's Stephanie Gosk reports. (Nightly News)
Gunman opens fire on co-workers at a meat processing plant before taking his own life. KSEE'S Angela Greenwood reports. (NBC News)
In honor of the 300th episode of "Law and Order: Special Victims Unit" airing this week, the cast of the show visits Studio 1A to chat about the show's amazing success, reveal a bit of what's up next for their characters and test their memories of the past 300 episodes with "SVU" trivia. (TODAY)
A man who burst into a Wisconsin nail salon and opened fire was found dead on the premises. Three other people were confirmed dead and four more injured. NBC's Kevin Tibbles reports. (TODAY)
NBC's David Gregory makes sense of new polls showing conflicting leads in the 2012 presidential race. (TODAY)
Pasquale Buzzelli was in the north tower of the World Trade Center during the September 11th attacks and managed to miraculously "surf" down 15 stories on falling concrete. NBC's Willie Geist reports and Buzzelli speaks about the experience he says felt like "falling out of a plane." (TODAY)
Pasquale Buzzelli was in the north tower of the World Trade Center during the September 11th attacks and managed to miraculously "surf" down 15 stories on falling concrete. NBC's Willie Geist reports and Buzzelli speaks about the experience he says felt like "falling out of a plane." (TODAY)
A charter bus plows into a bridge support in southern Illinois on Thursday. (NBC News)
Speaking at the International AIDS Conference, Elton John says that because he did not take precautions, he should have contracted HIV in the 1980s. Watch his entire speech. (NBC News)