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Video: U.S. troops battle Taliban in Kandahar
NBC's Jim Maceda reports from near Kandahar, Afghanistan. (Other)

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Hi-tech camera lowered down shaft to see how 33 trapped Chilean men coping.

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Hi-tech camera lowered down shaft to see how 33 trapped Chilean men coping.

Video: Trapped miners’ mettle being put to test
As the initial euphoria of having defied the odds fades, the Chile miners who are potentially facing another four months underground are being coached in coping methods. NBC's Angie Sandoval reports. (Nightly News)

Video: Iowa town copes with flooding, heat
Tens of thousands of residents of Ames, Iowa, are coping without a source of fresh drinking water following record flooding this week that left much of the town under water. NBC’s Ron Allen reports on the cleanup. (Today Show)

Video: U.S. forces endure deadly day in Afghanistan
The losses come as U.S. commanders continue to caution that casualties will get worse as soldiers take the fight to the Taliban and al-Qaida in Kandahar. NBC’s Jim Maceda reports. (Nightly News)

Video: Deadly day for U.S. troops in Kandahar
General Petraeus' warning that things would probably get worse for U.S troops in Afghanistan this summer before they got better has proven true. NBC's Jim Maceda reports. (Nightly News)