News & Sports

PFT Live: Tony Grossi of ESPN Cleveland joins Mike Florio to give his take on Jimmy Haslam's "first love" comments that has rustled feathers in Cleveland. Grossi also answers the Haslam-Jerry Jones comparison, and forecasts which side of the ball he expects this new regime to spend the most time tinkering this off-season. (NBC Sports)

Sandy Hook Elementary principal Dawn Hochsprung died in the attack after reportedly running toward the gunfire to protect her students. TODAY's Erica Hill reports, and Savannah Guthrie talks with two men who knew her. (TODAY)

NBC's Brian Williams anchors President Obama's first post-election appearance, in which he calls on Congress to work with him to avoid the fiscal cliff and get the economy moving again. (NBC News)

PFT Live: Mike Florio talks about what a rough Week 2 the replacement officials had. Florio also explains that the locked out officials cannot end the lockout unless 51% of them agree to return. (NBC Sports)

George Zimmerman's defenders say there was a life-and-death struggle the night Zimmerman fatally shot 17-year-old Trayvon Martin while patrolling his gated Florida community, and a published report confirmed by police says Zimmerman told investigators he was returning to his vehicle when Martin struck him from behind. NBC's Ron Allen reports. (TODAY)

Planning to cruise the wild blue ocean aboard one of those floating cities you saw TV? Travelzoo.com's Gabe Saglie offers important tips for a fun and safe excursion on the water. (TODAY)

From Michelle Obama and Hillary Clinton to Jacqueline Kennedy and all the way back to Martha Washington, Americans have been fascinated by first ladies. NBC's Andrea Mitchell has more on the newly-expanded First Ladies exhibit at the Smithsonian.  (Nightly News)

From Michelle Obama and Hillary Clinton to Jacqueline Kennedy and all the way back to Martha Washington, Americans have been fascinated by first ladies. NBC's Andrea Mitchell has more on the newly-expanded First Ladies exhibit at the Smithsonian.  (Nightly News)

When questioned about his passing performance after completing just two passes against the Chiefs, Tim Tebow says that winning games is the only thing that matters. (NBC Sports)

Giants head coach Tom Coughlin says a player's safety should always comes first when dealing with a concussion. (NBC Sports)