Karen and Jim Reynolds recall their terrifying ordeal after walking through the front door of their southern California vacation home on Tuesday to find accused murderer Christopher Dorner inside. (TODAY)
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Egypt's new Islamist prime minister Hisham Kandil and other notable diplomats are showing support for Gazans, and the truce negotiations taking place in Egypt remain an important test for the government of Mohamed Mursi. NBC's Ayman Mohyeldin reports. (Nightly News)
Jerusalem and Tel Aviv were both attacked Friday but the rockets fired from Gaza fell short of their targets. Meanwhile, the Israeli army is arriving on the border with Gaza, ready for the order to invade. NBC's Martin Fletcher reports. (Nightly News)
Egyptian Prime Minister Hesham Kandil is standing in solidarity with the Palestinian people, who are sustaining air strikes for the third day. Yousef Munayyer of the Jerusalem Fund and Palestine Center talks about whether that solidarity was present prior to the revolution that toppled Hosni Mubarak. (Mitchell Reports)
Joshua Komisarjevsky, one of the men convicted of killing a Connecticut mother and her two daughters in a brutal home 2007 invasion that made national headlines, is speaking out from behind bars for the first time. NBC's Natalie Morales reports. (TODAY)
13-year-old Chloe Symington was home alone when two men robbed her home. She tells TODAY's Ann Curry how she gathered the courage to call 911 and stay hidden. NBC's Tamron Hall reports. (TODAY)
A record numbers of the stinging invertebrates are washing up on Florida shores. Vince Norman reports. (NBC News)
The Reptile Guy, Corin Maxey, shows TODAY's Kathie Lee Gifford and Hoda Kotb a capybara, tortoise, boa and a lizard – all with incredible stories. (TODAY)
Hundreds of people at Florida's Cocoa Beach were stung as thousands of jellyfish washed ashore. TODAY's Ann Curry has more details. (TODAY)
As Prince William and Kate Middleton finalize their wedding plans, London flights and hotels are filling up, with some taking advantage of the excitement over the nuptials. NBC's Stephanie Gosk reports. (TODAY show)