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Updated: 1:54 p.m. ET Oct. 9, 2007

Oct. 9: A teacher is on paid administrative leave after a student recorded her performing a dance in class. Natalie Morales reports. Free Video

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Hundreds bare all for art in Florida

Man finds missile parts in car trunk

Britney’s new idol, bartending plan

Cock-a-doodle-do! Crowing champ crowned

No survivors found in wrecked Wash. plane

Retracing Diana, al-Fayed's final steps

Michigan as a microcosm of American industry

Are cell phones bad for children?

Runaway dog found 1,500 miles from home

Nightly News video

What is going on with the weather?
Oct. 8: Record temperature highs were set across the U.S. Monday. East of Mississippi, it is still summer. Lee Cowan reports.

For Iowans, negative ads on Christmas

GOP hopefuls gear up for Tuesday debate

Jurors retrace Diana's last steps

Study: Don't ignore mini-strokes

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SNL mocks Thompson’s performance
Oct. 8: You're not completely in the race for president until they mock you on SNL. Darryl Hammond's skit last Saturday hit a nail of skepticism about Fred Thompson. How will he perform at the debate?

Thompson’s debate debut

1 killed in hot air balloon crash

Marion Jones: I pleaded guilty

Preview: Oct. 9 Presidential debate on economy

Video: TODAY

How to remove deodorant stains
Oct. 9: TODAY consumer correspondent Janice Lieberman demonstrates how to get those white spots out.

Preventing kids from shoplifting

Shopping for a cure

Dining in the dark

Busting nutrition myths

NBC video: Meet the Press

‘Baby bond’ highlights Clinton-Giuliani tension
Oct. 7: David Brody of the Christian Broadcasting Network and David Broder of the Washington Post speaks with NBC’s Tim Russert of “Meet the Press” about how leading presidential candidates are pecking at each other.

Jay Barbree’s 50 years of space launches

Edwards firm on Iraq funding

'The Clintons screwed us'

Edwards: 'I am the strongest candidate'

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Part 1: A crime that horrified the nation
We all like to believe we're safe at home -- that's why the story of the Cheshire murders hits so close.

2: Tale of two thieves

3: While family sleeps, terror descends

4: A long night of horror

5: Town begins locking its doors

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	Kangaroo hops on racetrack, dodges death Oct. 9: A kangaroo narrowly escapes death after hopping onto a motorcar raceway in Australia. Msnbc.com's Dara Brown reports.
	Yummy fried moths Oct. 9: A chef in Australia is trying to turn a notorious pest into a tasty treat. Msnbc.com's Dara Brown reports.
	Giant pumpkins on display Oct. 9: A 1,524-pound pumpkin takes the top prize at California art and pumpkin festival. Msnbc.com's Dara Brown reports.

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	Mountain gorillas vulnerable Oct. 9: Habitat loss is not the only threat facing endangered mountain gorillas: several have been shot dead this year. Msnbc.com's Dara Brown reports.
	Greening the Philippines Oct. 9: Residents of the Philippines are putting a dent in their country's landfills by using bamboo and canvas instead of plastic. Msnbc.com's Dara Brown reports.
	Pair shares Nobel Prize for physics Oct. 9: France's Albert Fert and German Peter Gruenberg won the 2007 Nobel Prize in physics for work relating to nanotechnology. Msnbc.com's Dara Brown reports.

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	This time she means it Pamela Anderson has married the guy from the Paris Hilton sex tape. After Tommy Lee and Kid Rock, is the third guy the charm for Pam? Willie Geist investigates.
	GM's OnStar could halt car thieves Oct. 9: General Motors plans to launch an OnStar service that can bring a car to a stop if it's reported stolen. Msnbc.com's Dara Brown has the details.

Business video

Sending avatars to job fairs
Oct 7: Job applicants can now send their online personas or "avatars" to recruitment fairs and interviews. NBC's George Lewis reports.

New sports fuel

Curing economy-class syndrome

NetFlix's unique office environment

Kosher vending machines take off

Countdown’s Oddball

The Cubs’ kiss cam gag
Oct. 8: Sweeping the Chicago Cubs in the National League Divisional Series wasn't enough, so the Arizona Diamondbacks poured salt on the wound. They hired a fake Steve Bartman to sit on the stands and kiss cam a goat.

Oct. 5: Rubik’s Cube Convention

Oct. 4: Ridiculous soccer dives

Oct. 3: City Hall stripper

Oct. 2: Foot fight

Oct. 1: Drawing a yellow line in the sand

Sept. 27: Asleep on the chase

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