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One of the reason there were so many images of the meteor that slammed into the Earth's atmosphere is because dashcams are so prevalent throughout Russia. Few drivers leave home without the small, inexpensive cameras because they offer proof of what actually happened after an accident. NBC's Jim Maceda reports. (Nightly News)

On the Long Island Expressway, dozens of cars were stuck in the snow, and police officers worked through the night to free people from cars and get them to safety. NBC's Anne Thompson reports. (Nightly News)

Hurricane Isaac brought more than just rain to Pass Christian, Miss., where the storm flooded out roads and scattered debris around the area. NBC's Janet Shamlian reports. (TODAY)

Hurricane Isaac brought more than just rain to Pass Christian, Miss., where the storm flooded out roads and scattered debris around the area. NBC's Janet Shamlian reports. (TODAY)

More than half of the country experienced "moderate to exceptional" drought conditions at the end of July, the hottest month ever recorded. And the impact of this hot weather has been felt across the nation as crops shrivel and wildfires rage out of control. NBC's Rehema Ellis reports. (Nightly News)

Pakistan has closed crucial roads used to ferry supplies to U.S and NATO troops in Afghanistan-- leaving Pakistani drivers stranded and driving up the U.S. price tag for the war. NBC's Amna Nawaz reports from Peshawar.  (Nightly News)

The Green Bay Packers' Greg Jennings and Jermichael Finley discuss success in the NFL and the different roads taken to get there. The wide receiver and tight end look back at milestone games while anticipating the Packers' Week 5 matchup in Atlanta. (NBC Sports)

A creek overflows in Barranquilla, Colombia, sending a torrent of water through city streets. TODAY.com's Dara Brown reports. (TODAY)

A couple traveling on North Dakota's I-29 posts video on YouTube of their weekend trip through flooded roadways. TODAY.com's Dara Brown reports. (TODAY)

Cameron Betts, 17, tells TODAY's Meredith Vieira that he felt the shock of  big earthquake "quite heavily," with "bricks falling down everywhere" and huge cracks forming in the road as he fled Christchurch. (TODAY show)