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was bng questioned in a campaign fliers investigation involvng his former boss he refused to talk to the grand jur >>i'm beingsked queions -- questions by the deputy district attorney in which i believe are politically motivat questions. again, i'll come back to my concern ofot being tated fairly. for the firs time about the ys >>> new detas tonight on the afforable care a. the president admits, quote, the administration fumbled the rollout >> i was not informed directly the wsite would not be working the way it's supposed to. >> the presidt announced for one year he will lower insurance standards so if consumers prefer, they can keep their prious low costlan. >> this fix won solve every problem fo every person but it's gog to help aot of people. >> insurance coanies say the president's offer may be too late since they have already set 14 new rates. >>> now to our continuing coverageof typhoon haiyan. more people are gting help. the american red cross pledged $6 million to help redistribute supplies and buil shters. a team of nurses from the bay area is heading t manila tonight. th u

feminist artists want to break through this condition of bng mut of the woman always having someone else speak for her. sometimes this is done by parodying the roles women have played in traditional art. we see this in the work of alexis smith... or again in the work of cindy sherman... or by giving the woman's voice back to her, as in the work of barbara kruger... or jenny holzer. this tower in muenster, germany, was used as a prison for torture in medieval times and again during world war ii. for the european artist, it is very important-- the dialogue between past and present, history and our time. rebekorn is using an abandoned building, not for romantic reason, but because it is a building that has a memory of the torture and includes in the space the sound of torture-- water dripping, hammers striking-- so that the silence of history is broken. human beings once cried out in this cell. this tower has a kind of strange life because it is full of these phantoms-- torture in the middle ages and again during world war ii by nazis. this building has this kind of strange life because it'

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. >>> talk about bng >>> talk about being thrown into the deep end. two tiger cubs born at the national zoo in august made their public debut on wednesday. bandar and souk sukacita took a swim test. they had to prove they could stay in the water and climb out. both passed. as one zookeeper put it, they wanted to make sure the cats could doggy paddle. if they couldn't, whose job was it to get them out of that water, i want to know. >>> an ambitious project to restore a river in maine has been completed. as chip reid reports it's a shift back to nature that's being welcomed by the community. >> reporter: for the first time in 200 years the penobscot river in northeastern maine is running free. billed as the largest river restoration project in the country it took ten years and $62 million to get it back to its norway state. laura rose day heads up the p penobscot river trust. is it fair to say this river was near death and coming back to life? >> i think near death is a very accurate statement where life in this river has been. i mean we're really talki

again,he treasure island development thority says those steps are already bng taken, and the department o public health says as long as residents follow the guidelines th they're given to live here, that include not digging in the dirt, everyone should be safe. m jody hernandez, c bay area news >> still ahead, a fight on the docks thatould end up on your dinner table. e new squabble over ab and homuch it could impact the pricthis holiday season. plus -- >> that's when everybody went oohhh. >> 's the last thing you want to happenhen you're an hot reak. a power outage at the bay area newest casino. why the focus is nown one car. >> a who's watchin the air? w allegation against local air monitors that aren't doing enough to protect the air from xins. >> and good evening. i'm chief meteorologist. we'll have details on on fogn the 24-hour forest. how ch tempetures will warm thursday coming right up. >> another people who monitor our air quality are under fire tonight. inspectorsre usi outdated standards w determine if fires are sending tox kick fumes io fires like the massive burn redwood ci

dennis: thank you for be bng wih us. cherogi: back to the negotiating table. the five permanent members of the un security countiil meeting with iranian leaders in geneva over the natioble. prnk ram. the powers trying to ink a deal now the sanctions have had de enstating ebeeecut for more let's bring in former adviser to the british ministry of defense and macro econo-wst. in the economy itself is a kind of a crossroads here. baing oruptcy's with the gas coreallany. it is getting worse. >> if we just take a look in te. >> is of iut infletantie, it's the number two economy in the middle east and north aoosica, second of ster ti arut nia in terms of gdp. second to egypt in terms of population. the nquber two ranked in the world for natural gas reserves and number three ferraro reserves. in ter@ i of its ability to influence not just the region, with the world econo-wcally ire3 is a bsti player.@ if you then overlay on top of that the fact it is an econo-wc tiantitions placed on a sense 27 for the last seven years. cherogi: becter thse of uralapqu enrichment. den

. >> any time you have a kid suffering, it bngs out humanity. this is something we all should do. >> repter: hundreds followed his every move. when he appeared in the macy's window looking down on union square, t crowdelow began to chanhis na. >> we wanted to help his, like, dream come true beuse, like, he really -- because he really, really, really loves batma >> everyone's here to support he made a wish and it's coming true. reporter: but may wasn't just miles' dream that came true. in those few hours wn reality was temporarily replaced by bat mobile and a pint-zed batm. >> i think there's the little kid in all of us that wants to wants there to be superher t that can sol the big probls, like tackling cancer. pictures and raw video of batkid, we have it all forou at nbcbayarea.com. nice to he a good story. still ahd on "today in the ba" we have bell, who i think will be a good substitute for the grinch's dog. see if we can get r on board with that. good morning nelly! wo. hey! he you ever tried ney nut cheerios? love 'em. neat! now you on the

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. >> any time you have a kid that's suffering, it bngs out i'm proud to be a human today, man. this ithe kind of thing we all should do for kids who are suffering. >> reporter: 5-year-old miles made his way through city streets fighting injustice and tynny, hundreds folwed his every move. >> do anything at this poi in time. >> reporter: when he appeared in the miacy's window looking down onrunion square, the crowd below began chant his name. >> we wanted t help his, ke, he reay -- because he really, , ally, really loves tman. >> everyone's here to support the little man. he made a wish, and it's coming true. >> rorter: but maybe it wasn't just miles' dream that came true. in tse fewours when reality was mporarily replaced by a bat mobile and a pint-sized batman. >> i think there's a little kid in all of us that wts to be a superho for a day tha wants there to be superheroes, tha can solve the big problems like tackling cancer. >> reporter: joe rosat jr., nbc bay area ne. >>> the nation'sunprecedented enthusia for baid crashed the website for folks at make-wish. they posted an a

we're taing about real people and their lives and their health care bng impacted by this horrible bill. >> what are you going to do for individual americans, working man and woman, trying to make it and to find their way through this train wreck? >> well, you're right. we do have a bill at we have already put out there that does give people opportunity and choices and brings costs down. but let me go back to one of the things you said businesses will make it. because right here in the state of tennessee, which is where i live, we have cover tennessee, which is a small business opportunity for small businesses to have insurance. it's called cover tennessee. 28,000 lives were dropped off of is programecause the state said we cannot continue providing this opportunity for small businesses because of the obamcare. because theyay you have to have a certain level of coverage in order for them tbe able to -- in e day 28,000 people. these are real lives. these are businesses. >> 3.5 million people have been1 pushed out of their policies and left in a situation, could be in the same situation a

. >> a story bng repeated in so ny communities and families acss the midwest. thank you. >>> moving on,eorge zimmerman back in the news and headed back to court toda he spe the night in a florida jail after bng involved in an alleged altercation with his girlfriend. nbc's kerry sanders has moren that. good morningo you. >> reporte good morning, matt. george zimmerman is back in the me jail where he was placed after was arrested in the shootingeath of 17-year-old trayvon martin. this morning, he faces new charges including one count of aggravated assault with weapon against his girlfriend. deputies exited the home where george zimmerman has been living with a soft-sided gucase. inde, what is believedo be zimmerman's shotgun and semiautomatic ar-15. search warrant for the weapons wasigned by a judge afr zimmerman was arrested monday. thisll followed a call to 911 by his girlfriend samantha scheibe. >> are you serious? >> 911, do y need police, fire, or medical? >> i need police rig now. >> reporter: in her five minute call to 911 she says she ask zimmerman to lea

will tell you, a long list of republicans on capito hil will tell you i you can -- i succeed in not bng partisan. the esident made a decision in 2009 he was going to ram this down the republicans' throat. he was going to do it where he didn't get a sgleepublican vote. he couldn't even g conservative democrats -- if you're taing about social security, ask dorisill tell you this, if you're talking abt medicare, if you're talking about any seping new plan that's going to transform things, you need both parties invold. >> with remaining me, i want to get to sothing else that's come upthis morning and you heard it from the seetary of state. this is news, this is develing, but a little bit of history here as we approach the 50th anniversary the assassinion of president kennedy. you heard secretary kerry say he does not think lee harvey oswald acted alone. this was the headle in the "new york mes" after the warren report was issued,and the real focus here was that he ted alone. that was the conclusio was an interview initially that secretary kerry gave with my colleague tom brokawor a document

zimmman peared in court four nter bng acquitted in the killing of trayvon martin. now he's facing a charge of felony aggravated assault on this woman, his girlfriend, samantha scheibe, seen here in facebook photos. she told police zimmerman pointed a shotgun at her, prompting her to call 911. cnn senior legal analyst jeffrey toobin is standing by. let's go straight to alina machado in sanford, florida. what's the latest on george zimmerman? >> reporter: well, as you mentioned, george zimmerman is free on bond tonight. we want to again show you that video of him leaving the correctional facility here in seminole county with his bail bondsman. he did not answer any questions from reporters as he was leaving the correctional facility and his release came just a few hours after a judge set his bond at $9,000. >> you can begin, your honor. we're all set. >> reporter: george zimerman facing a judge in seminole county, florida, on felony aggravated assault and misdemeanors following a domestic dispute monday between zimmerman and his girlfriend, samantha scheibe. >> we ha

. >> any 19-year-old girl might be in similar suation and that should bng us togethe as a community to dand justice and not separate u at all. >> reporter: for "today," kevin tibbles, nbc ws, chicago. >>> there are more questions than answers this morning in the case of a califora family w had been missing for years. now after fou years, the remains were receny discovered in a california desert. investigors must now figure ounot only how they got there, buhow they died. miguellmaguer has the stor >> reporter: the four bods discovered in the desert outside los angeles ends the nearly fourear search for the mcstay family and begins a homicide investigation. for relatives like mik mcstay, hope is now gone. >> it's not rlly the -- the outce we were looking for. >> reporter: detectives have positively identified jseph and summercstay and two boys gianni and joseph, we shall shallowl in a grave. they disappeared from their home in early 2010 and detectives say there was no sign of any struggle >> i'm hing so much fun. >> reporter: the mtay's car was discovered day after they disappeared near

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it will al bng tomorrow wet weather from the great les to the lf, back into the southwest, flooding possible throhout parts of new mexico and arona. more rain there. icy conditions central texas. lake effect snows on saturday. as we look ahead towardsnday, sunday, look for more cold weather wendy conditionsns icy stuffaking its way t >>> 8:33, good thursday morning to you, meteorologist christina loren. the sky over san jose, isn't this pretty? clouds lingering, breaking apart, letting the sunshine through. this will be the story for the day. clouds banked up against the local mountains, everywhere else a lot of sunshine as we head through this afternoon. temperatures are chilly out there, mostly if the 50s, showers are deteriorating rapid tlachl is good news, especially if you will be headed out and about the course of the next 15 to 20 minutes, after with i time we will see a great amount of clearing. i hope you have a great day. >> that's your latest weather. by the way the lady with the seen here, they cld care about the rest of us. they want to seeatalie and willie. >> there you go. >>

>r not remembering a specific word that i've noticed, late, if there's any symptom at all, that one bng the one that shows the most. >> o exclusive and candid conversation. >>and a man falls from a stadium's per deck on to fans below. thankfully, everyone survived today, mday, november 18th, 2013. >> announcer: from nbc news, is is "today," with matt lauer and savannah guthrie, live fm studio 1-a in rockefeller plaza. >>> good morni, welcome to "tod" on a monday morning. i'm mattauer. >> i'm savannah gurie along side natalie morales and al roker. the miest went through it yesterday. >> we knew this was going to happen on friday and when they issu a high risk, which is something the national weather service her does inovember, we knew we were in for it. >>> the powerful storms that spawned the deadly tornadoes in the dwest. dylan dreyer is in washington, illinois fors. what is the scene there? >> reporter: it's heartbreaking toee the devastation in this area of washingt, illinois. we had as ny as 40 tornadoes yesterday across five stes. sadly, at ast six people were kied. the thing with

>> well, you know, to be from the south bngs a whole, yo ti know, co of conduct. there's certain staards when you prescribe to being a southern belle. so i tk about this in my book because not everye from the south is a lad noeveryone from the south is a southernbelle. so you have to subscribeo that way of life. that just means having an aura of self-confidence, living tranquil i the midst of storms. >> mm-hmm. >> and always being prepared. >> where do you gethat inner peace from, pedra. jesus. >> there you have it, hoda. baby jesus in the cake. in the mardi gras cake. >> thankou. >> no. she doesn't know. i believe injesus, too. the ng cake. mardi gras. hoda thinks it's baby. i said,t's baby jesus. >> i it the baby jesus in the mardi gr cake? >> iever knew it be the baby jesus. >> something for eryone to love. so nice to see you, phaedra. good luckith your book. >> tnk you. you're very welme. nice taing to you. >>> what's stirring in the kitcn? >> chef mi si is here. he's got a healthyish you can make in minutes. >> come now, phaedra. fit this is "today" on nbc. >