President Barack Obama delivers remarks shortly after arriving in Israel Wednesday. (NBC News)
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The latest TSA rule change, which will allow travelers to carry small pocket knives and other items previously banned on airplanes, has been receiving intense criticism. Sara Nelson of the Association of Flight Attendants talks about why this change is making flight attendants nervous. (TODAY)
Martha Stewart was grilled in court on Tuesday, caught between Macy's and JC Penney, both of which have laid claim on her products. NBC's Andrea Canning reports and Stewart discusses the case, saying "it's terribly important that we don't lose." (TODAY)
Denver Broncos coach John Fox reacts after his team's shocking loss to the Baltimore Ravens in the AFC divisional playoff round. (NBC Sports)
Two fathers of Aurora theater victims describe watching the accused gunman, James Holmes, in court. KUSA's Todd Walker reports. (NBC News)
When she grew tired of her son, Kenyon, using her iPad, South Dakota mom Paula Papen decided to play a prank on him, tricking him into thinking he purchased a $50,000 Ford Mustang on eBay. But did the prank go too far? Paula and Kenyon chat about the viral video and Paula discusses the criticism of her parenting. (TODAY)
Despite locking up a top playoff spot, Roddy White and the Falcons know they need to prepare for their final regular season game just like they have in the past. (NBC Sports)
ProFootballTalk: Rex Ryan has yet to name a starting QB for next Sunday's game against the Jaguars. Will Tim Tebow get the start in his hometown? Has Mark Sanchez's confidence taken a significant hit? (NBC Sports)
The actor is adding writer and producer to his resume with his new film "Promised Land," in which he also stars. He tells TODAY's Matt Lauer how he piqued co-star Matt Damon's interest in the script and reveals what almost made him quit acting. (TODAY)
President Obama defends U.N. ambassador Susan Rice, as a possible replacement for Hillary Clinton as secretary of state, against criticism from Sen. John McCain and Sen. Lindsey Graham on the Benghazi attacks in Libya. (NBC News)