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Activists are urging President Barack Obama to endorse the International Arms Treaty to stem violence around the world and stop the proliferation of guns in South Sudan. Actor and Oxfam global ambassador Djimon Hounsou and Ryan Offenheiser, president of Oxfam America, discuss. (Mitchell Reports)

Despite security concerns, presidential candidate Imran khan leads an anti-drone rally, including 30 Americans, into Pakistan's badlands. Amna Nawaz reports. (NBC News)

Model and actress Christie Brinkley tells TODAY's Matt Lauer that she believes her ex-husband Peter Cook is conducting a "character assassination" in the media, and wants peace for her family. (TODAY)

Sen. John McCain, the ranking Republican member of the Senate Armed Services Committee, discusses the withdrawal of U.S. troops from Iraq with TODAY's Matt Lauer. McCain says we risk losing everything we gained in the war-torn country by not leaving a residual force behind, apart from about 200 military advisers. (TODAY)

A year after calling for a Palestinian state, President Obama said it could only happen through direct negotiations with Israel, not by a short cut at the United Nations. NBC's Andrea Mitchell reports.  (Nightly News)

The former first lady was laid to rest next to her husband in Grand Rapids on Thursday. This is a collection of her most memorable moments, in her own words. (Nightly News)

People magazine's Sandra Sobieraj Westfall, who has interviewed Elizabeth Edwards extensively, says the former wife of John Edwards is resting at home with her family and loved ones, including the former presidential candidate. 

Dec. 10: As he accepted the Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo, Norway on Thursday, President Barack Obama made the argument that war is sometimes morally justified. NBC's Chuck Todd reports. (Nightly News)