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In an exclusive interview, Lindsey Vonn, one of the most decorated Olympic skiers in history, talks to TODAY's Matt Lauer about the devastating injury she sustained just one year before the start of the Sochi Olympics, saying she still has "plenty of time to be ready" for the 2014 Games. (TODAY)

In an exclusive interview with NBC's Andrea Mitchell, Hillary Clinton reflected on her work as secretary of state and addressed health concerns surrounding her recent fall that resulted in a concussion. When asked whether or not she would offer Vice President Biden the right of first refusal for a 2016 bid for the presidency, she said politics is always 'an open competition.' (Nightly News)

Bill Berloni, director of animal behavior for the Humane Society of New York, shares a few tips on how to teach new dogs some very simple but very important behaviors. (TODAY)

TODAY's Lester Holt spent time in Chicago with his family over the Thanksgiving holiday, and took the chance to co-anchor the noon news with his son, an anchor. "It was a real joy," Holt said. (TODAY)

Julie Bain from Ladies Home Journal says that most people freak out over germs in the sink drain and on cell phones and toilet seats when they should be more concerned with the remote control and the refrigerator handle. (TODAY)

An Internet video documents a San Diego couple's wedding day from a small camera placed inside the bride's bouquet. TODAY's Tamron Hall has the latest on that and other trending stories, including Michael Jackson's older brother Jermaine filing to legally change the spelling of his last name for "artistic reasons," and fans of NBC's show "Parks and Recreation" who are excited about an upcoming cameo by Vice President Joe Biden. (TODAY)

The "19 Kids and Counting" matriarch got a sleek update to her signature look in this week's episode of the TLC show. (TODAY)

Pro Football Talk: Mike Florio and Erik Kuselias talk about the QB Cam Newton's post-game press conference and wonder when did the 'we beat ourselves' excuse become what teams relied after a tough loss. They also discuss how the Panthers can pick up the pieces and why Steve Smith's advice to Newton is exactly what the quarterback needs to do. (NBC Sports)

PFT Live: Mike Florio talks about the replacement officials and how they looked and sounded the part of regular NFL officials this weekend. There were only a couple questionable calls but for the most part the refs did a good job. (NBC Sports)

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange appears for the first time since he took refuge in the Ecuadorean Embassy in London, urging President Obama to "do the right thing" and end the "witch-hunt" against WikiLeaks. NBC's Duncan Golestanin reports. (msnbc)