Aug. 27: Songdo IBD, the world's largest real estate project, is currently being built along South Korea's coast. John Hynes from Gale International explains to CNBC why the city for 65,000 is being built all at once. (CNBC)

Aug. 27: Real estate investors are returning to Las Vegas as home buyers flock to purchase foreclosures and new construction. CNBC's Jane Wells reports. (CNBC)

Aug. 26: A Louisiana realtor hopes a free Porsche will attract home buyers. KTVE's Griffin Scott reports. (NBC News Channel)

Aug. 26: With positives seen in the latest housing numbers, CNBC’s Diana Olick looks at whether the housing market can rebound. (CNBC)

Aug. 26: Margaret Kelly, CEO of RE/MAX real estate agency, offers secrets to successfully selling your home during tough economic times. (Today Show)

AP - Surrounded by an enormous, adoring crowd, Barack Obama promised a clean break from the "broken politics in Washington and the failed policies of George W. Bush" Thursday night as he embarked on the final lap of his audacious bid to become the nation's first black president.

AP - More than 84,000 people have jammed into Invesco Field at Mile High stadium to hear Barack Obama's historic acceptance speech, city officials say.

AP - The spinning core of Gustav bore down on southern Jamaica on Thursday evening after leaving 67 people dead in Hispaniola. Texas and Louisiana put their national guards on standby, and New Orleans said a mandatory evacuation might be necessary.

AP - With Gustav approaching hurricane strength and showing no signs of veering off a track to slam into the Gulf Coast, authorities across the region began laying the groundwork Thursday to get the sick, elderly and poor away from the shoreline.

AP - An oxygen cylinder caused the explosion that blew a car-sized hole in a Qantas jet last month, forcing an emergency landing, air safety officials said Friday.

Aug. 28: Barack Obama accepts the Democratic presidential nomination before a crowd at INVESCO Field telling them that there is much work to be done and that Americans cannot turn back and must march into the future. (MSNBC)

Aug. 28: Indiana citizen Barney Smith tells the Democratic National Convention crowd why he abandoned the Republican Party. "We need a president who puts Barney Smith before Smith Barney." (MSNBC)

Aug. 28: On the last day of the Democratic National Convention, a tribute video to Barack Obama is shown at INVESCO Field. (MSNBC)

Aug. 28: On the 45th anniversary of the March on Washington and his 'I have a dream' speech, Martin Luther King Jr. is remembered with a video tribute. (MSNBC)

Aug. 27: Rev. Bernice King and Rev. Martin Luther King III pay tribute to their father at the Democratic National Convetion on the 45th anniversary of the March on Washington. (MSNBC)

Aug. 28: Rev. Al Sharpton tells MSNBC’s Chris Matthews that Barack Obama did everything he needed to do in his speech to ensure success in November for the Democratic Party. (MSNBC)

Aug. 28: Barack Obama accepts the Democratic presidential nomination before a crowd at INVESCO Field telling them that there is much work to be done and that Americans cannot turn back and must march into the future. (MSNBC)

Aug. 28: NBC’s Chuck Todd reports that the 'toughness' of Barack Obama’s speech is the element which will really stick out to the public and that as a political show this DNC will be hard to top in years to come. (MSNBC)

Aug. 28: Indiana citizen Barney Smith tells the Democratic National Convention crowd why he abandoned the Republican Party. "We need a president who puts Barney Smith before Smith Barney." (MSNBC)

Aug. 28: Former vice president Al Gore tells the crowd at the Democratic National Convention, “I believe in recycling,” but McCain recycling Bush policy “is ridiculous.” (MSNBC)

Aug. 28: Clinical psychologist Jeff Gardere and psychotherapist Robi Ludwig discuss how to deal with confrontation in a healthy and constructive way. (Today Show)

Aug. 27: Michael Kimmel, author of “Guyland,” and Kathleen Parker, author of “Save the Males,” discuss how men are developing as women take on more leading roles in society. (Today Show)

Aug. 27: Michael Kimmel, author of “Guyland,” discusses why young men have such a hard time growing up. (Today Show)

Aug 26: TODAY’s Hoda Kotb and Kathie Lee Gifford talk to Anne Roiphe, who got back in the dating world after the unexpected death of her husband of 39 years. (Today Show)

Aug. 26: The all-male panel talk about everything from cheating to marriage. (Today Show)