News & Sports

PFT Live: Roger Goodell has been diligent in taking steps to make the NFL safer despite the criticisms he receives. Now in a profile by ESPN the Magazine there are statements from people close to Goodell saying that he's scared of a player dying on the field. (NBC Sports)

The field that appeared in the beloved 1989 Kevin Costner film "Field of Dreams," has been sold to an investor group that plans to preserve the field and farmhouse made famous by the movie. NBC's Lester Holt reports. (Nightly News)

The two-time Oscar winner chats with NBC's Willie Geist about why she took on the role of Peter Parker's Aunt May in the new movie "The Amazing Spider-Man," and plays a word association game with some of her acting roles. (TODAY)

In Pocatello, Idaho, virtually the entire town has been involved in a special Memorial Day celebration. NBC's Mike Taibbi reports. (Nightly News)

Eagles head coach Andy Reid and QB Michael Vick talk about whether Vick will play in Week 4. (NBC Sports)

Poland's prime minister has threatened to make soccer teams play to empty stadiums to quell hooliganism at matches. TODAY.com's Dara Brown reports. (TODAY)

Steelers LB James Harrison mocks the NFL's safety concerns by suggesting he put pillows down on the field before hitting anyone in the Super Bowl. (NBC Sports)

Speaking at a joint news conference with China's President Hu Jintao, President Obama says that the U.S. needs "a level playing field with trading partners." (NBC News)