People from around the world who gathered in St. Peter's Square react to the election of Pope Francis (NBCNews.com)
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In a revealing interview on "60 Minutes," President Obama and Hillary Clinton talked about their close relationship, dismissing their 2008 campaign battle as "ancient history," and Clinton discussed her recent concussion and subsequent blood clot. NBC's Chuck Todd gives his take on their words. (TODAY)
PFT Live: Vikings RB Adrian Peterson joins Mike Florio to discuss Sunday's win over the Rams, the likelihood of breaking Eric Dickerson's single-season rushing record, and Minnesota's hopes of postseason play. (NBC Sports)
The Dungy Playbook: Tony Dungy breaks down Adrian Peterson's chances of breaking Eric Dickerson's all-time single season rushing record. (NBC Sports)
PFT Live: The Broncos got Week 14 underway on Thursday night by beating the Raiders 26-13 in Denver and Mike Florio takes a look Peyton Manning's resurgent season. Florio also talks about Carson Palmer's immediate future and wonders if he'll still be playing football when his contract is up in Oakland. Finally, Florio briefly touches on the nation's gun control issue and how it affects NFL players and their families. (NBC Sports)
Tony Dungy and Rodney Harrison break down some over/unders for next week's matchup between the Chargers and Saints. (NBC Sports)
PFT Live: Mike Florio talks with Rich Tandler of CSN Washington about the dominant performance Robert Griffin III displayed in his first professional football game. They discuss if this was the best rookie debut ever, what Griffin's phenomenal performance means for the long-term, an injury update on Pierre Garcon, and how the running game will unfold in Kyle Shanahan's pass-happy offense. (NBC Sports)
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie uses his keynote address at the Republican National Convention to talk about New Jersey's successes and how he believes that as a nation "we are beginning to do what is right ... to make our country great again." (NBC News)
Karl Bostic, a producer in the London bureau for NBC News who has lived in the Marylebone neighborhood of London for several years, shows viewers how history and music remain prominent in the area. (TODAY)
The swimming superstar who bumped his medal count from six to eleven at the London Olympics talks with TODAY's Matt Lauer about his performance, pressure, and plans for the next games, in Rio de Janeiro. (TODAY)