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Clinton traveled more than million miles during her tenure as secretary of state, and has said her most imminent next move would be to sleep in. "For the foreseeable future, I don't think I will be at all political, because there's just so much else I need to do," Clinton said. NBC's Kristen Welker reports. (TODAY)

This time, President Obama and Justice Roberts got the words right. The oath took 32 seconds inside the White House. NBC's Peter Alexander reports. (Nightly News)

ProFootballTalk: If the Bears were able to sneak into the playoffs, would Lovie Smith have saved his job? Mike Florio says yes, but it would have only delayed the inevitable. (NBC Sports)

PFT Live: With a win and a little help from a division rival, the Bears can make the postseason. CSN Chicago Insider John Mullin explains that if the Bears miss out on the playoffs, it could signal the end of Lovie Smith's tenure in Chicago. (NBC Sports)

Peter King talks about possible coaching changes in the NFL. Patriots offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels has been rumored to be on the lookout for head coaching jobs, but King thinks this could be false. (NBC Sports)

The TODAY contributing correspondent talks about adding to her workload by taking on a role as editor-at-large for "Southern Living" magazine, saying she misses "the slow Texas way." (TODAY)

Before Joe Biden became vice president, he made an appearance in the 1990s show "Where in the World Is Carmen Sandiego?" appropriately playing a senator. TODAY's Natalie Morales takes a look at the clip getting attention online (TODAY)

ProFootballTalk: Mike Florio breaks down which NFL coaches and GMs are in danger of being fired, including Andy Reid, Norv Turner, Romeo Crennel, Rex Ryan and Pat Shurmur. (NBC Sports)

ProFootballTalk: Mike Florio breaks down Philadelphia's decision to stick with Michael Vick as its starting QB and what Vick must do to avoid being benched. (NBC Sports)

PFT Live: Mike Florio talks with Terry Pluto of the Cleveland Plain Dealer to discuss Browns' new owner Jimmy Haslam's decision to out Mike Holmgren as Browns President and name Joe Banner as the team's new CEO. Pluto gives insight into the changing mood in the city of Cleveland and the reaction to Haslam's first decision as owner to let Holmgren walk after the season concludes. Florio wonders how secure head coach Pat Shurmur's job is now that there is a change in the tides and says that if fans are feeling excited and confused, it is justifiable during a franchises transition period. (NBC Sports)