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NBC's Kristen Welker reports on Tiger Woods' response to questions about how he would rate President Obama's golf game – and whether the White House is providing enough access to the media. (Martin Bashir)

The White House says cameras weren't allowed because the President was playing on a private golf course. Obama was playing with Tiger Woods, an indication of a different second term where Obama isn't as concerned about things that may reflect negatively on him. NBC's Andrea Mitchell reports. (Nightly News)

Zookeepers in Sochi, Russia needed to find an tiger to nurse three tigers cubs who were abandoned by their mother. Instead, they found a loving Swiss Shepard dog to take the cubs under her care. (TODAY)

In an effort to bring people closer to animals, a Florida zoo is making one-of-a-kind interactions possible by allowing guests to swim with tiger cubs. Many visitors are delighted, but an expert says this practice sends the wrong message. Kerry Sanders reports. (TODAY)

David Villalobos, 25, who jumped 17 feet into the tiger exhibit at the Bronx Zoo to be "one with tiger," will be charged with criminal trespassing. He said he managed to pet the tiger before the big cat bit him. NBC's Veronica De La Cruz reports. (TODAY)

David Villalobos, 25, who jumped 17 feet into the tiger exhibit at the Bronx Zoo to be "one with tiger," will be charged with criminal trespassing. He said he managed to pet the tiger before the big cat bit him. NBC's Veronica De La Cruz reports. (TODAY)

Officials at the Bronx Zoo confirm that a 25-year-old man jumped into the tiger exhibit from a passing train on Friday. NBC's Michelle Franzen reports. (Nightly News)

Officials from the Bronx Zoo are revealing new details about the attack of a 25-year-old man, who apparently jumped into the tiger exhibit this week. (NBC News)