A grandfather in Tasmania recounts how he saved his five grandchildren by taking sheltering under a jetty in the sea for three hours as wildfires raged around them. ITV's Paul Davies reports. (NBC News)
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A South Carolina man, who was upset with his mother following an argument, sets her on fire before being shot by his brother. WYFF's Mandy Gaither reports. (NBC News)
The Palestinian enclave of Gaza was attacked Friday, where the Interior Ministry took direct hits and civilians died. NBC's Richard Engel reports. (Nightly News)
Doctors told Bill Gavigan his daughter Emily's sudden paranoia was likely schizophrenia, but after seeing Susannah Cahalan on TODAY describing the same symptoms, he demanded Emily be tested for the her rare disease. Bill, Emily, and Susannah talk about the frightening illness outlined in Susannah's new book, "Brain on Fire.' (TODAY)
As Sandy's flood waters recede and the relief efforts get underway, residents of Breezy Point and Rockaway, Queens, having suffered deep losses in 9/11 and a 2001 plane crash, are beginning to pick up the pieces yet again. NBC's Matt Lauer reports. (TODAY)
The actor gives the inside scoop on his new primetime drama, "Chicago Fire," in which he plays Matthew Casey, a fire department lieutenant, and talks about working with real-life first responders. (TODAY)
Sources have told NBC news that the shooting at the Mexico border near Naco, Ariz., that killed border patrol agent Nicolas Ivie and wounded two others involved friendly fire. NBC's Mark Potter reports. (Nightly News)
Investigators have told NBC News that they cannot rule out the possibility that border agent Nicolas Ivie, who was shot and killed Tuesday morning, may have been a casualty of "friendly fire." NBC's Mark Potter reports. (Nightly News)
Video from the Australian Outback shows a fire tornado, also known by climatologists as a "fire devil," shooting 100 feet above an existing wildfire. (TODAY)
Video from the Australian Outback shows a fire tornado, also known by climatologists as a "fire devil," shooting 100 feet above an existing wildfire. (TODAY)