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ProFootballTalk: Mike Florio says "things happen" and in this case, the league can only lower their head and move on. Roger Goodell says the blackout won't affect a future Super Bowl in New Orleans. "We hope to be back here. We want to be back here." (NBC Sports)

TODAY's diet and nutrition editor Madelyn Fernstrom quizzes Kathie Lee and Hoda on what you can and shouldn't eat from the refrigerator or freezer after your power goes out, including dairy products, condiments, fruit and  meats. (TODAY)

As New York slowly comes back to life, it's electrical power that divides the haves and have-nots. Gridlock also remains a concern, but subway service is slowly beginning to resume and the New York Marathon is still slated to go forward. NBC's Anne Thompson reports. (Nightly News)

Many residents in the nation's capital and surrounding communities have been dealing with triple-digit temperatures and no electricity for three days after hurricane-force winds tore through the region, knocking out power. NBC's Tom Costello reports. (TODAY)

During a 40-minute partial power outage at Harlem's Apollo Theater, pop star Justin Bieber entertained his audience by performing a cappella. (TODAY)