Ray Rice tells the media he will try to keep this week as normal as possible, while Ed Reed can't contain his excitement in front of the cameras. (NBC Sports)
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The journalist and best-selling author of the children's book "What's Heaven?" talks about how to cope with grief, saying parents need to provide a safe place for their kids to talk, and explaining from her own experiences that grieving in the public eye can make it both harder and better for the Newtown families. (TODAY)
Experts say human-produced carbon dioxide is playing a big role in the warming of the atmosphere, which is having a major effect on the world's oceans. Warmer oceans results in rising sea levels and more powerful hurricanes – but reversing the effects of global warming could take decades. NBC's Robert Bazell reports. (Nightly News)
Taylor Kinney tells TODAY's Kathie Lee Gifford and Hoda Kotb that he feels lucky to be dating superstar Lady Gaga and discusses his role as a tough guy lieutenant battling an addiction to pain medication on the new NBC show "Chicago Fire.'' (TODAY)
Thanks to surrogacy, there are a lot more options than there used to be for couples struggling to start families. For some, the procedure has even become a family affair, with mothers carrying children for their own daughters. NBC's Mara Schiavocampo reports. (TODAY)
More than half of the country experienced "moderate to exceptional" drought conditions at the end of July, the hottest month ever recorded. And the impact of this hot weather has been felt across the nation as crops shrivel and wildfires rage out of control. NBC's Rehema Ellis reports. (Nightly News)
On Wednesday, the U.S. Department of Agriculture reported half of the nation's counties have been declared disasters because of severe droughts that has affected the West, Midwest and Southeast. NBC's Anne Thompson reports. (Nightly News)
Just five years after pleading guilty to helping run a dogfighting ring, the Philadelphia Eagles starting quarterback is releasing a memoir, "Michael Vick: Finally Free." He speaks with TODAY's Matt Lauer about turning his life around. (TODAY)
Just five years after pleading guilty to helping run a dogfighting ring, the Philadelphia Eagles starting quarterback is releasing a memoir, "Michael Vick: Finally Free." He speaks with TODAY's Matt Lauer about turning his life around. (TODAY)
Is it normal to go three days without showering, or to lie to your doctor? Barry Poznick and Kim Coles, co-hosts of the new show "Are You Normal, America?", reveal poll results answering these questions and more. (TODAY)