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exercise that began hours ago can put the region on the brink of war. with us this evening, dick durbin, assistant ma jordan leader. and senator jon kyl, assistant minority leader. battleground 2012 is taking place. who are the potential candidates to watch and which are the issues to watch most? and we have weighing in e.j. dionne with "the washington post" and ed gillespie and peggy noonan and democratic mayor of philadelphia michael nutter. captions paid for by nbc-universal televis...

missiles, so it wouldnt take much for this crisis which is at a rhetoric stage now, to escalate further, david. >> what do the north koreans want? they want to step up the talks, but how do you read north korea and their desires? >> reporter: analysts believe this has to do with domestic politics inside north korea. they want to re-engage in the nuclear discussions, but there is an issue of transition it is dealing with. the north korean dictator had a stroke, is ill and is trying to p...

exercise that began hours ago can put the region on the brink of war. with us this evening, dick durbin, assistant ma jordan leader. and senator jon kyl, assistant minority leader. battleground 2012 is taking place. who are the potential candidates to watch and which are the issues to watch most? and we have weighing in e.j. dionne with "the washington post" and ed gillespie and peggy noonan and democratic mayor of philadelphia michael nutter. captions paid for by nbc-universal televis...

hello and good morning. im lynn berry. today, we begin with a pledge to protect. the united states is making that pledge to south korea a day after what the u.s. secretary general called one of the gravest incidents since the end of the korean war. tracie potts has more from washington. >> reporter: hi, lynn. new this morning, we are learning that south korean tv reports the burned bodies of two male construction workers, civilians have been found on that south korean island that was a...

pledge to south korea a day after what the u.s. secretary general called one of the gravest incidents since thend of the korean war. tracie potts has more from washington. >> reporter: hi, lynn. new this morning, we are learning that south korean tv reportshe burned bodies of two male construction workers, civilians have been found on that south korean isla that was attacked. also this morning, japans foreign minister is saying it will be difficult if not impossible they believe to res...

way to protect your private parts from prying eyes and for that matter, a little extra radiation. tracking everything, turkey day travel is "usa todays" ben, sky log at "usa today."com, with us today from reagan national, one of the busiest hubs this weekend. how is it going out there, ben? >> you know, i think like a lot of us, we expected the worst and not a whole lot going on here, busy but normal travel day. >> if you were to look at the variables of the searches, looking at the va...

to slow things down because democrats need 60 votes to proceed. theyve only got 58 votes. and they would need to get some republicans. but now that republicans are invigorated certainly in the house but also in the senate, they gain six seats in this election. theyre not in any hurry to do president obamas bidding. theyre trying to slow things down as much as possible. and so on the s.t.a.r.t. treaty, for example, you would have the votes if could you get that up for a vote on the s.t....

course we will make adjustments or changes when called upon. >> mike taibbi joins us live from laguardia airport in new york city. mike, no changes as of yet, but what are you hearing from people at the airport today? >> well, what were hearing here in new york is what people are hearing around the country, that travelers are frustrated with the idea that at the peak of the holiday travel season starting today that there may be additional delays because of these enhanced security measu...

hope she stays there. >> actually sarah palins already on the road getting set to launch a 14-state book tour today, monday, novber 22, to launch a 14-state book tour today, monday, novber 22, 2010. captions paid for by nbc-universal television and good morning, welcome to "today" on a monday morning. im matt lauer. >> and im meredith viera. 20 million americans are expected to fly this weekend. >> the tsa seems to be signaling that some potential changes could be made to those contr...

i have served here a period of 14 years, which has been a wonderful chance to be able to serve the people of kansas, the people of the united states, and i love this body and i love this country. a lot of folks talk about when they leave about the partisanship and the bickering. i like to think about the beauty of the country and the ability to come together because it does happen. the predecessor of the person sitting in the seat, i worked one of the flagship pieces of legislation on ...