Police in Aurora, Colorado say that lone gunman James Holmes planned the 2012 movie theater massacre for months, accumulating an arsenal online and photographing himself with his weapons. NBC's Mike Taibbi reports. (TODAY)
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What if you recorded every second of your life and were able to replay it at a moment's notice? For two months, Esquire editor A.J. Jacobs did just that. He talks about what he learned by being able to rewind his life to catch anything he missed, and how the people in his life reacted. (TODAY)
In the latest in a string of similar incidents in the past three months, a Massachusetts woman was rescued by bystanders after she fell onto train tracks in Boston. WHDH's Tim Caputo reports. (NBC News)
On Long Island in New York, more than 10,000 customers still don't have power, and the Long Island Power Administration is now the target of a class-action suit. NBC's Anne Thompson reports. (Nightly News)
President Obama and former governor Mitt Romney both spent billions of dollars and logged thousands of miles on the campaign trail, and it all culminated in one very dramatic election night. Take a look back at the long road that led to the Presidential election. (TODAY)
In an attempt to convey what he sees as a threat to Israel's existence, Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu used a cartoon to illustrate how close he says Iran is to developing a nuclear weapon. In a speech at the United Nations General Assembly he asked the world to help stop them. NBC's Andrea Mitchell reports. (Nightly News)
Jeannie Mai is the host of "Style Invades New York Fashion Week" and shows TODAY's Natalie Morales how you can look trendy for fall by adding lace, metallic, and color blocking to your wardrobe (TODAY)
According National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the first six month of the year was the hottest ever recorded. NBC's Jay Gray reports. (NBC News)
TODAY beauty editor Bobbi Brown talks about the importance of incorporating bright colors into your winter makeup routine, and how to pull it off. (TODAY)
The U.S. Airways passenger jet that made a miraculous emergency landing on New York's Hudson River in January 2009 after a flock of birds fouled up its left engine during takeoff has finally reached its original destination. The plane designated Flight 1549 made the 600-mile trek to a museum in Charlotte N.C., its original destination city, aboard a flat-bed truck. (TODAY)