Cicadas emerge in the South
The first of the Brood II cicadas, which only mature every 17 years, are being spotted in some southern states including Virginia. NBC’s Brian Williams reports.
Which would you choose: Crying baby or ‘aromatic’ adult?
A new Harris Poll asked fliers whether they would rather sit next to a wailing child or an odorous adult when traveling. NBC’s Brian Williams reports.
Asteroid to zip past Earth on May 31
The giant asteroid, named 1998 QE2, will fly by at an estimated 3.6 million miles from Earth. NBC’s Brian Williams reports.
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Alaska volcano erupts with lava, ash
The remote Pavlof Volcano is erupting, releasing ash, steam and gas visible from Cold Bay, Alaska. NBC’s Brian Williams reports.
Dick Trickle, NASCAR veteran, dies at 71
Retired race car driver Dick Trickle has reportedly died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. NBC’s Brian Williams reports.
Airlines earn $6 billion in fees
The fees airlines charge for everything from baggage to switched flights topped $6 billion in 2012. NBC’s Brian Williams reports.
Fewer millennials are driving
According to a new study from the U.S. PIRG Education Fund, driving among members of the millennial generation is down 23 percent when comparing the number of miles driven in 2009 to the number driven in 2001. NBC’s Brian Williams reports.
Commander Hadfield returns to Earth
After five months in space, International Space Station Commander Chris Hadfield has returned to the planet. While manning the ISS he also created the first music video in space, using a rendition of David Bowie’s “Space Oddity.” NBC’s Brian Williams reports.
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