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Evacuations ordered after Green River levee fails in Washington state 04:13
'Thankful he is alive': Brother of rabbi injured in Bondi Beach attack speaks out 04:50
High school football team rallies over coach Philip Rivers return to play in NFL 03:04
Providence mayor and police chief discuss search for Brown University gunman 07:27
Father imprisoned for shaken baby case avoids life sentence, but maintains his innocence 12:39
NBC News poll: Economy remains top concern, most Americans spending less on holiday gifts 03:34 
