News & Sports

National Rifle Association CEO Wayne LaPierre addresses the Conservative Political Action Conference, telling audience members, "They can call me crazy...but NRA's nearly 5 million members ... will not back down, not ever. I promise you that." (NBC News)

ProFootballTalk: Andrew Luck, Robert Griffin III, and Russell Wilson all exceeded expectations and led their teams to the playoffs. Is this shaping to become the greatest QB class in NFL history? (NBC Sports)

A man gives new meaning to the term "falling in love" in this resurfaced clip when he pretends to lose his balance and fall off of roof in front of his girlfriend, only to land safely on a stunt air mattress holding signs that read "Will you marry me?" (TODAY)

PFT Live: Mike Florio takes tweets and calls from PFT Planet to discuss who is the leading candidate to coach the Bills, if Peyton Manning can be considered the greatest QB ever if he wins another Super Bowl, why people are so hard on Jeff Ireland and the Miami Dolphins, and much more. (NBC Sports)

Steelers Hall of Famer Franco Harris sits down with Bob Costas and talks about his alma mater Penn State. Harris thinks that if Joe Paterno knew more specifics about the scandal at Penn State, he would have done more. (NBC Sports)

The TODAY anchors and former "Bachelorette" and late night host Ali Fedotowsky weigh in on a dog Halloween costume that leaves some of them in stitches, and others slightly disturbed. (TODAY)

Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich and "Jersey Shore" star Snooki hang out with Jay Leno, and Willie Geist also shows us the delicious possibilities that arise when mashed potatoes and gravy come out of a Slurpee-like machine. (Way Too Early)

Blogger Stephanie Nielson's life was changed forever when she and husband Christian were in a 2008 plane crash that left her severely burned. She chats with TODAY's Natalie Morales about how she came back from that horrific accident and her joy at giving birth to her fifth child last month. (TODAY)

TODAY's Lester Holt, Amy Robach and Jenna Wolfe reflect on their favorite horror flicks of all time. (TODAY)

On what would have been Ronald Reagan's 100th birthday, NBC's Andrea Mitchell reflects on the powerful force that the late commander in chief still exerts on American politics. (TODAY show)