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PFT Live: Clarence Hill of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram joins Mike Florio on PFT Live to talk about Tony Romo's contract extension and what it means for the Cowboys. Dallas announced the deal late in the day on Good Friday, and Florio can't comprehend why they would want the holiday and weekend to overshadow their big news.   (NBC Sports)

The players put forth just enough effort in the 2013 Pro Bowl to keep NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell pleased and the star-studded event on schedule for at least another year. (NBC Sports)

PFT Live: Broncos WR Eric Decker joins Mike Florio to discuss the impact Peyton Manning's work ethic has on the entire team, their early exit from the playoffs, his thoughts on being nominated for the Vizio Top Value Performer award, and more. (NBC Sports)

TODAY beauty editor Bobbi Brown talks about her newly announced partnership with actress Katie Holmes, who will be the first celebrity face of Brown's 21-year-old makeup brand, saying Holmes reminds her of her beauty icon, Ali McGraw. (TODAY)

TODAY's Kathie Lee Gifford and Hoda Kotb talk about a family in Utah who potty-trained their daughter while dining at a restaurant, and also discuss Jessica Simpson's struggle to take off her baby weight. (TODAY)

In a TODAY exclusive, Patricia Krentcil, the New Jersey mom accused of taking her five-year-old daughter into a tanning booth, insists she is innocent and says she wishes everyone would leave her family alone. NBC's Mara Schiavocampo reports. (TODAY)

Model and actress Christie Brinkley tells TODAY's Matt Lauer that she believes her ex-husband Peter Cook is conducting a "character assassination" in the media, and wants peace for her family. (TODAY)

NBC's Anne Thompson and Jean Chatzky on how to make up for lost time if you're behind in your retirement savings.  (Nightly News)

TODAY talks exclusively with Trista Reynolds, the mother of a missing Maine toddler, who expresses her frustration that the father has not been in contact with her. NBC's Ron Mott reports. (TODAY)

Vice Admiral William Gortney confirms that 110 Tomahawk missiles were launched Saturday at Libyan air missile defense systems from British and US ships. (msnbc tv)