Wrapup and Stage 15 preview July 16, 2011 Thomas Voeckler surprisingly held on to his lead in the mountains. Now the sprinters take over Stage 15. (NBC Sports)

Voeckler: "A great surprise for us" July 16, 2011 GC leader Thomas Voeckler didn’t expect to earn his sixth yellow jersey of the 2011 Tour. (NBC Sports)

Voigt on his crash and comeback July 16, 2011 Leopard-Trek’s Jens Voigt talks about his falls and about his team's strategy. (NBC Sports)

A day of defiance July 16, 2011 Evans is just trying to be in front on every stage and stay consistent. He’s Hoping that strategy will get him closer to the win. (NBC Sports)

Stage 14 finish July 16, 2011 Jelle Vanendert held off Samuel Sanchez and a host of Tour leaders to win Stage 14. (NBC Sports)

‘Draco Malfoy’ on end of Harry Potter July 16, 2011 Tom Felton, the actor who portrayed “Draco Malfoy” in all eight Harry Potter films, looks back at the what Hollywood’s most-lucrative franchise meant for him and a generation of other young ...

Why is JLO going solo? July 16, 2011 A year after renewing their wedding vows, Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony stunned many with their announcement that they are ending their seven-year marriage. People magazine’s Joey Bartolomeo ...

Listen in on one of Nat King Cole’s first ... July 16, 2011 The head of the Audio Preservation Unit at the Library of Congress, Dawn Frank, plays for Amy what they believe to be one of Nat King Cole’s earliest recordings. (TODAY)

Search on for missing mom of triplets July 16, 2011 More than 100 volunteers were searching again today for Jacque Waller, a 39-year-old mother of triplets missing for six weeks from her Missouri home. TODAY’s Lester Holt speaks with Waller’s ...

Casey Anthony to leave jail July 16, 2011 Having served her time for lying to police about the death of her 2-year-old daughter, Caylee, Casey Anthony is scheduled to be released from jail on Sunday to an uncertain future and fears that ...

U.K. hacking scandal comes to U.S. July 16, 2011 The widening voicemail hacking scandal in Great Britain involving a publication owned by media mogul Rupert Murdoch has now crossed the Atlantic to the United States, where the FBI is said to be ...

Vande Velde fought back July 16, 2011 American Christian Vande Velde had to battle back from numerous injuries to reach this year’s Tour. (NBC Sports)

Rare look inside Egyptian pyramids July 16, 2011 Egypt’s minister of antiquities, Zahi Hawas, gives NBC’s Richard Engel a rare tour inside a five-mile complex of tunnels deep beneath the 5000-year-old Saqqara plateau. (TODAY)

Voigt crashes twice July 16, 2011 Leopard-Trek’s Jens Voigt crashes twice on Stage 14 descents. (NBC Sports)

Obama: 'I’m willing to ... July 16, 2011 In his weekly address, President Obama emphasizes the importance of compromising in order for America to overcome its current fiscal challenges. (NBC News)

DADT to stay for now July 16, 2011 An appeals court in California has ruled that the controversial policy can continue in the short-term. Msnbc’s Richard Lui reports. (msnbc tv)

Ten Dam’s nasty crash July 16, 2011 Laurens Ten Dam falls badly on a high-speed descent during Stage 14. (NBC Sports)

Carmageddon begins in Los Angeles July 16, 2011 I-405 is closed for a 10-mile stretch while construction crews begin a 53 hour renovation project on one of the country’s busiest highways. NBC's Aditi Roy reports. (msnbc tv)

Ask Bobke: 3 questions July 16, 2011 Cycling expert Bob Roll discusses leaders' bikes, gears, and the Pyrenees vs. the Alps. (NBC Sports)

Mansion Murder Mystery July 15, 2011 An autopsy was performed on the young woman found dead inside the home of the CEO of a big pharma company, with CNBC’s Jane Wells. (CNBC)