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Tornadoes ripped through four states Wednesday, killing at least two, as a cold front clashed with warm air, producing unusual weather patterns over a large part of the country. The Weather Channel's Julie Martin reports. (Nightly News)

After rear-ending former police officer Ken Olsen, a rage-filled driver in Australia chased after him, attempting to drive him off the road, then smashed his windshield. NBC's Sara James reports on the incident, caught on a camera in Olsen's car. (TODAY)

A Florida man was charged with domestic battery after an argument with his wife over Obama vs. Romney turns physical. WTVJ's David Jeannot reports. (NBC News)

Ramin Setoodeh of The Daily Beast and Newsweek describes the new Batman movie, "The Dark Knight Rises," which was playing at the Aurora, Colo., theater where a gunman opened fire. (TODAY)

At least 12 people were killed after devastating tornadoes and storms steamrolled through the Midwest and South. NBC's Lester Holt and TODAY's Al Roker report. (TODAY)

Violent protests are sweeping across Greece as the country's parliament passed an austerity bill to keep Greece in the Eurozone and out of bankruptcy. NBC's Stephanie Gosk reports. (TODAY)

A Canadian Football League reunion turned unexpectedly violent when Joe Kapp, 73, offered a single flower to arch-rival Angelo Mosca, 74, who told Kapp to "shove" his flower. (TODAY)

Violent demonstrations in Egypt have entered a fourth day with protesters calling for an end to military rule and a "million-man march" on Cairo's Tahrir Square. NBC's Richard Engel reports. (TODAY)

Cairo is in crisis again, with violence and bloodshed in Tahrir Square in the aftermath of deadly clashes between security forces and protesters. NBC's Richard Engel reports.  (Nightly News)