Two Arizona Girl Scout troops were robbed while selling cookies within 24 hours of each other, as thieves ran off with more than $500 combined. KVOA's Nathan O'Neal reports. (NBC News)
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Paris police say two people escaped through the employees' entrance of the Printemps Department Store with nearly $4 million worth of De Beers gems. NBCNews.com's Dara Brown reports. (NBCNews.com)
Three American travelers from Wyoming were on vacation in Peru, hiking near Machu Picchu, when they were confronted by villagers who beat them with rocks and ransacked their vehicle, causing them to need over 100 stitches between them. NBC's Contessa Brewer reports. (TODAY)
Pro Football Talk: Erik Kuselias talks with Green Bay Packers DE Ryan Pickett to gauge the state of the locker room after the Packers lost on a questionable call by the replacement officials. Pickett says that there were a lot of open jaws and disbelief on the faces of his teammates and talks about what the players are willing to do to get the regular officials back. (NBC Sports)
After a man in Sweden fell off a subway platform, another man jumped onto the tracks, but instead of helping, he stole the unconscious victim's wallet, cell phone and gold chain before leaving him to be hit by a train. The man survived with serious injuries. (TODAY)
Investigators on the Caribbean island of Nevis are on the hunt for the machete-armed man who robbed Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer at his vacation home. NBC's Pete Williams reports. (TODAY)
Prince Harry is making news for coming to the aid of a friend who was mugged, building his reputation as an "action man." NBC's Jim Maceda reports. (TODAY)
A legally blind college student in Minnesota had his bike and laptop stolen. Msnbc's Alex Witt reports.
CNBC's Carl Quintanilla takes a look at amazing video showing Masato Akamatsu, an outfielder for Japan's Hiroshima Carp, leaping onto the wall, above the warning track, to make a spectacular catch.
It's practically a rite of passage when you're a kid on summer break, but a group of girls from Michigan are learning a whole new lesson after some teenagers stole money from them. TODAY's Jenna Wolfe speaks with the young entrepreneurs.