With the holiday travel season in full force, some flyers may find themselves stranded with a departure board full of delayed or cancelled flights. With big crowds and bad winter weather, TODAY's Dylan Dreyer offers a guide to gate-crashing. (TODAY)
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As the drought continues, ranchers worry for the future especially now that the total number of cattle in the U.S. is already the smallest in 60 years. NBC's Kristen Dahlgren reports. (Nightly News)
Fighting has continued around the Syrian capital Damascus for the fifth day in a row, and reports suggest President Bashar Assad may have fled the city to the northern city of Latkia. NBC Ayman Mohyeldin reports. (NBC News)
The "Man vs. Wild" star talks about the falling out with Discovery Channel that led to the show's end and his new autobiography "Mud, Sweat and Tears," and gives the TODAY team tips for surviving in the wilderness. (TODAY)
TODAY's Lester Holt, Amy Robach and Jenna Wolfe look back at one of their most memorable Weekend TODAY segments of 2011 - the weekend they roughed it together at a Utah survival camp. (TODAY)
The Weekend TODAY anchor team of Lester Holt, Amy Robach and Jenna Wolfe head to Utah to learn how to survive in the wilderness without any of the modern conveniences of home. (TODAY)
Amid the death and destruction caused by the massive tornado that pummeled Joplin, Mo., there are incredible tales of survival. NBC's Kevin Tibbles reports. (TODAY)
Amid the death and destruction caused by the massive tornado that pummeled Joplin, Mo., there are incredible tales of survival. NBC's Kevin Tibbles reports. (TODAY)
After surviving on beef jerky, trail mix and snow for seven weeks, one woman celebrates mother's day recovering with her son and praying for her husband who is still lost in the wilderness. NBC's George Lewis reports. (Nightly News)
A deaf couple, unable to hear a violent tornado approaching their Alabama home or the warning sirens that were blasted in their community, tell WAFF-TV's Margo Grey how they used their other senses to survive. (NBC News)