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The former two-term governor of Maine, Sen. Angus King, has promised to take a new approach in Congress, hoping to bridge the divide between Republicans and Democrats. NBC's Tom Brokaw reports. (Nightly News)

Bears WR Brandon Marshall's frustrations with yet another loss to the Packers gets the best of him as he has to walk away from a postgame press conference. (NBC Sports)

Chef, social worker and founder of Take Back the Kitchen Alma Schneider shares tips on how to build confidence in the kitchen with a properly stocked fridge and a few easy recipes. (TODAY)

Olympic runners Mohamed Hassan and Zamzam Farah dodged bullets, bombs, and crossfire in their hometown of Mogadishu to train for Olympic glory, hoping to win the first-ever Olympic medals for Somalia. NBC's Keith Miller reports. (TODAY)

TODAY's Ann Curry talks with the famed life coach about his new TV show, "Breakthrough" in which he helps ordinary people facing difficult circumstances come out on top despite tragedy. (TODAY)

Sharon Jayson of USA TODAY and clinical psychologist Judith Sills talk about how stress during the first year of marriage can impact the long-term success of the relationship. (TODAY)

TODAY's Sara Haines introduces Kelly Ritchie from Elkhart, Ind., as the latest Fan of the Week:  a viewer who loves to get a glimpse inside the lives of the fourth-hour hosts. (TODAY)

Roscoe Brown, one of the Tuskegee Airmen, who served as a consultant on the film "Red Tails" spoke with NBC's Lester Holt about being a member of the famed flyers saying, "we wanted to be the best."  (Nightly News)

Newt Gingrich's failure to make the Republican primary ballot in Virginia highlights the organizational difficulties he must overcome. CNBC's John Harwood looks at Gingrich's prospects and at other GOP candidates making moves as the nomination campaign gets set to kick into high gear.  (Nightly News)