UMass students arrested in post-Super Bowl disturbance
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Police arrested 14 people at the UMass-Amherst campus following a disturbance after the Super Bowl win by the New York Giants. Msnbc.com's Dara Brown reports.
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Nov. 3: Warning: The video you are about to watch may leave you smiling all day! See how two adorable pooches melted the hearts of thousands of youTube viewers, courtesy of Sara Haines.
Today: Cops: Josh Powell killed self, 2 kids in fire
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Feb.
6: Police say Josh Powell, the lone person of interest in the two-year-old disappearance of his wife, Susan Powell , deliberately set his house on fire Sunday, killing himself and his two young sons. NBC’s Miguel Almaguer reports from Graham, Wash.
Today: Susan Powell's husband could lose custody of kids
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Sept. 29: NBC’s Miguel Almaguer reports that Josh Powell, the husband of missing Utah woman Susan Powell, may lose custody of the couple’s two little boys. Police are continuing to investigate Josh’s father on 14 counts of voyeurism and possession of child pornography.
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Feb.
4: Jarred Harell hung his head low and did not look up as relatives of 7-year-old Somer Thompson told him in a Florida courtroom that he hopes he gets a lot of street justice in prison for the girl’s kidnapping, rape and murder. NBC’s Mark Potter reports.
Today: Relative: Powell ‘only cared about himself’
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Feb.
6: Kirk Graves, the brother-in-law of Josh Powell, said Powell, who killed himself and his own children in a home explosion, “used the boys as a tool” to hurt his family. Sgt. Ed Troyer talks about what law enforcement has done.
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You thought it was frustrating teaching your dog how to play fetch? How frustrated do you think this dachshund is trying to explain the game to a baby?
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A nature photographer captured this adorable video of a baby deer at Departure Bay Beach on Vancouver Island, Canada. The video was first posted online in December 2010, but has gone viral in recent weeks.