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The McGill brothers grew up in a tough Chicago neighborhood, but their parents never gave up on helping them follow their dream – now both brothers are not only accomplished musicians in major orchestras, they are also giving back to their hometown. NBC's Ron Allen reports. (Nightly News)

Sanya Richards-Ross achieved her dream of becoming an Olympic gold medalist in the 400m and 4x400m relay this summer at the London Olympics. Now she's in New York City for Fashion Week, and reveals to TODAY's Natalie Morales that it's her dad that worries about her most important fashion accessories – her gold medals. (TODAY)

On Tuesday, U.S. Olympian Vincent Hancock became the first skeet shooter ever to win back-to-back Olympic titles. He talks about his tough decision to compete in this year's Games instead of retiring, and dedicates his medal to his 2-year-old daughter. (TODAY)

The humble 17-year-old, who has been training with the same coach since she was seven, became the first American female to swim in seven events at an Olympics. NBC's Chris Jansing reports. (Nightly News)

Jordan Ghawi, whose sister, Jessica, was killed in the shooting at an Aurora, Colo., movie theater recounts how he learned of his sister's death through a phone call from his mother at 2 a.m. and describes her as "tenacious" and "vivacious." (TODAY)

In the latest segment of "Everyone Has a Story," TODAY's Kathie Lee Gifford and Hoda Kotb join Hunter Brown's family in celebrating his passion for performing on stage despite being diagnosed as a high-functioning autistic. (TODAY)

Matt Kalil reacts to being drafted by the Minnesota Vikings fourth overall. (NBC Sports)

Amy Belyea Aiana, the Youth Development Manager at Brigham and Women's Hospital, on the success of mentoring students in the Student Success Jobs Program.  (Nightly News)

In Laguna Niguel, California train passengers participated in the 31st annual Mooning of Amtrak.