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FBI searches Ohio house where women were held
The masterpieces stolen in 1990 from Boston's Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum are now worth half a million out of their frames – it's considered the world's biggest art heist and largest U.S. property theft ever. NBC's Pete Williams reports (Nightly News)
While on a final descent into John F. Kennedy airport after flying in from Rome, the pilot on an Alitalia flight noticed a drone aircraft just 200 feet from the jet. It was black, no larger than three feet wide, and had four propellers. So far the owner of the drone still hasn't been found. NBC's Ron Mott reports. (Nightly News)
Driving through the woods, storming a building and breaking down doors were only some of the activities Lester Holt took part in when he stopped by the FBI Academy, which teaches the skills the FBI is best known for. TODAY's Lester Holt reports. (TODAY)
Five days into the standoff between 65-year-old Jimmy Lee Dykes and law enforcement, FBI agents were ready to move after having built a mock-up of the bunker nearby. NBC's Gabe Gutierrez reports. (Nightly News)
Previously redacted files reveal the FBI monitored actress Marilyn Monroe due to her suspected ties to communism. AP Entertainment Writer Anthony McCartney discusses his reporting with MSNBC's Alex Witt. (msnbc)
Additionally, the CIA is now investigating whether Gen. David Petraeus used agency resources to further his relationship with his biographer, Paula Broadwell. NBC's Andrea Mitchell reports. (Nightly News)
NBC's Andrea Mitchell has new details about why Jill Kelley, one of the women at the center of the scandal involving Gen. David Petraeus, initially approached an FBI agent. (Nightly News)
Congressman Peter King, who serves as Chairman of the House Committee on Homeland Security, tells TODAY's Matt Lauer that the FBI had an "absolute obligation to tell the president" as soon as General Petraeus' name came up in the agency's investigation. (TODAY)
Some members of Congress are saying that they or, at the least President Obama, should have been told about the investigation into the director of the CIA while it was going on. NBC's Pete Williams reports. (Nightly News)