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In July 2011, America's long-running space shuttle program came to an end. With no further missions to support, much of Florida's Kennedy Space Center shut down when funds to maintain it ran out, so NASA has put out a "For Rent" sign. NBC's Mark Potter reports. (TODAY)

PFT Live: The Broncos got Week 14 underway on Thursday night by beating the Raiders 26-13 in Denver and Mike Florio takes a look Peyton Manning's resurgent season. Florio also talks about Carson Palmer's immediate future and wonders if he'll still be playing football when his contract is up in Oakland. Finally, Florio briefly touches on the nation's gun control issue and how it affects NFL players and their families. (NBC Sports)

More than 7-million acres have burned this year, a new record for this point in the season. NBC's Jay Gray reports. (NBC News)

Gregg Rosenthal talks with NFL Films senior producer Greg Cosell about the Ravens passing game offense, featuring a solid quarterback in Joe Flacco with below-average wide receivers and questionable passing schemes. (NBC Sports)

Al Michaels, Cris Collinsworth, and Bob Costas recap the week 8 action from around the NFL, including the winless Rams defeating the Saints, the Ravens rallying to beat the Cardinals, and more. (NBC Sports)

Mike Florio talks about the current QBs who are on pace to shatter the single-season passing yard record set by Dan Marino. (NBC Sports)

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell doesn't think there has been enough recent progress in the CBA talks and wants the deal to be done in March. (NBC Sports)

After a week of violence, the nationwide vote is in many ways the final test of the Iraqi security forces, one that could directly impact U.S. plans to draw down troops. NBC's Richard Engel reports. (Nightly News)