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After days of enduring sweltering temperatures and no working toilets, the passengers and crew of the Carnival cruise ship Triumph are preparing to arrive back in the U.S. later today. NBC's Janet Shamlian reports, and a few of the ship's passengers speak by phone about the miserable conditions. (TODAY)

More than 2,000 flights have been canceled, and more than 200,000 customers are without power in several southern states as the impact of severe winter weather was felt across the nation. NBC's Eric Fisher reports. (Nightly News)

The Connecticut town joins together at a Friday vigil to mourn those affected by the shooting. TODAY's Erica Hill reports. (TODAY)

The troubled airline is examining seats from several 757s after the seats on two other planes came loose from the track in mid-flight. NBC's Tom Costello reports. (Nightly News)

Residents of an apartment complex in Tampa, Fla., say they are outraged over a disgusting bat infestation that has been left unaddressed by building management. WFLA's Jeff Patterson reports. (NBC News)

Protests erupt in Arizona after Governor Jan Brewer signs an executive order denying key benefits of President Obama's new federal immigration policy. KPNX's Oralia Ortega reports. (NBC News)

Annie Dalton talks about two of her relatives that were shot in Friday's Colorado movie theater massacre. (msnbc)

The crippled cruise ship Costa Allegra has arrived in a Seychelles port Thursday after three days at sea with 1,000 people aboard and no power, toilets or showers. NBC's Duncan Golestani reports. (TODAY)

Investigators are trying to determine why a man shot and killed a Virginia Tech campus police officer Thursday before turning the gun on himself. NBC's Pete Williams reports. (TODAY)