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London. >> step back. move back. move back. >> reporter: in the middle of the day in the busy working class neighborhood next to an army barracks, near an elementary school, a scene of such raw violence, few could believe it. >> look at the guy. hes dead now. >> reporter: people here say a young man who nbc news has confirmed was an active british soldier wearing a charity help for heroes t-shirt was walking along this sidewalk when two men in a car apparently drove into him, then got out and st...

>> pelley: a report out today >> a report out today says that americas homeowners are more optimistic about a turnaround in housing market than at any time since the bull outburst. there is a 15 year-old girl in florida that is betting on a turnaround and and a werner has her story. >> willow may look like a typical teenager and dress like one, and act like one, but growing up during the foreclosure crisis gave her the opportunity to become something else also. >> i bought my first house and i b...

20th claimed jessica among the 12 dead. then from the depths of their grieving jessicas family and friends decided revive her dream, and they did. >> wow. these are all brand new. >> reporter: from all over colorado and beyond, donations of new and lightly used sports equipment made a mark into yes, sir kas memory. professional athletes and eight pro teams joined the effort, and the precious child charity and off duty firefighters helped keep things organized, but mostly it was just people touch...

Original charging letter, and it reports allegations in 2009 and 2010 blood samples from lance armstrong were consistent with the performance enhancing drug epo and blood transfusion. armstrong has never failed a drug test in his 25 year athletic career. earlier this year the justice department ended a two-year investigation of its own into armstrong without filing any charges. armstrong is now retired from cycling. he is a triathlete and quickly becoming a top performer in that sport, winning t...

Unlike a normal a prosthetic thats a spring, the biom is a machine packed with processors, gyroscopes and motors. it senses how fast the amputee wants to walk or run and then the robot responds just like the body with force. your foot hits the ground and what happens? >> when my foot hits the ground it moves as if it has a calf muscle, an achilles, thats being controlled by the spinal cord. >> reporter: herr has worked to perfect the bionic ankle ever since he lost both legs in a mountain climbi...

Require winners of lottery to perform publicity. >> reporter: kansas has the same rule. >> congratulations to the winner. >> reporter: but that illinois winner who bought at this motomart, will have to reveal him or herself and red bud is a small farming town of only 3500. >> i would say the energy level has been a little high today. everything is super excited. >> reporter: while the jackpot winners quiet so far. evelyn ward wasted no time bringing in her ticket. four number, 150 bucks. >> i fe...

>> mitchell: in pittsburgh, national rifle association chief wayne lapierre called it at his groups annual meeting for attorney general eric hold tore quit over the so-called gun locker scandal an a.t.f. sting. outside, protesters urged the n.r.a. to help close loopholes. in another gun control debate, despite a federal law that bars the mentally ill from buying guns, a patch work of state laws enables hundreds of thousands of them to evade an f.b.i. database. >> i do miss him.

Like serpentine. it was a lot more friendly for those trying to enter the world record and were not sure whether they made it or not. 2 a nicr dafoity . wild weather after dozens of tornadoes. the midwest braces for more severe storms. budget showdown. tonight, an even bigger battle is about to begin with medicare and medicaid on the block. front lines. nato airstrikes in libya drive gadhafi forces away from an important rebel-held town. and were there. the hunt for a serial killer and the intri...

The risks and then overbuilt. >> this is too loose. >> reporter: still some residents of nearby san clemente say theyre frightened. >> they dont realize just how scared the community can get, especially after a crisis like japan. >> reporter: this, as questions are raised about whether it could happen here, and whether warning systems will work if it does. george lewis, nbc news, san onofre, california. something incredible has happened to people in the gulf of mexico who were already victims ...

Clearly, the signal that they want to send is that the government is very much in control here. finally, on our return to tripoli, well after midnight, we saw clear signs this government is nervous and taking no chances. tanks on every corner, along every street and at every intersection. the government here pulling out all stops to protect the capital. now willing to use any force necessary to end the rebellion. and the fighting here could go on for weeks, if not months. gadhafi does have a lar...