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donald trump, since he first started flirting with the presidential bid in the spring of 2011, has almost represented the very personal in your face style type of politics weve seen in the republican party. very anti-obama. it does seem that donald trump giving a candidate blessing is almost an i am pra mature on that type of politics. >> most importantly, newt gingrich was one of the first people to sign on to the debate also rick santorum. ron paul and jon huntsman are not on board i...

places. were still scoping out all the possibilities and bringing you that coming up. >> weve been trying to reduce your holiday stress with tips. in case you have holiday stress its one of the triggers for migraines. well talk to dr. kerry peterson about the causes and how to treat migraines which affect three out of four women. advice for moms out there, might want to think about parenting like a man. guys tend to be a little looser, give their kids a little more independence. and ...

well tell you where to find the best deals "today," monday, november 28th, 2011. captions paid for by nbc-universal television and good morning, welcome to "today" on a monday morning. im matt lauer. >> and im ann curry. good thing weve all survived thanksgiving so were all here. in the meantime the scandal at syracuse university has taken another disturbing twist because a third man has come forward accusing bernie fine of molesting him. >> fine had been on administrative leave an...

man has come forward accusing bernie fine of molesting them. >> fine had been on administrative leave and now out of a job, fired by the school and late last night, syracuse head coach jim boeheim who staunchly defended fine at first called the new allegations disturbing and deeply troubling. well get right to nbcs jay gray in syracuse, new york with the latest. >> reporter: good morning, matt. dramatic changes overnight in this case, bernie fine fired after a new audiotape surfaceed a...

american students caught up in the bloody cairo protest are finally on their way out of a nightmare experience in egypt. lets go straight to cnns senior international correspondent, ben wedeman in cairo. earlier today we heard the three american students would be released on saturday. now were hearing its already happened. why? >> what we understand is that yesterday the prosecutors ordered their release but it took for today to get released. they have been released and they are on the...

immigration. well show you the old clip making new headlines. wolf blitzer is off. im joe johns. youre in "the situation room." we begin with breaking news. american students caught up in the bloody cairo protest are finally on their way out of a nightmare experience in egypt. lets go straight to cnns senior international correspondent, ben wedeman in cairo. earlier today we heard the three american students would be released on saturday. now were hearing its already happened. why? >...

sides of the aisle are supposed to save more tran a trillion from the deficit and help save america from even plor serious economic problems. they said theyd be open about their work and give the public a chance to be heard. but theyve been staying very much behind closed doors and keeping the public very much in the dark. our congressional correspondent kate bolduan is on capitol hill looking into the story. kate, whats going only here? this was not supposed to be like this. >> report...

the dark. our congressional correspondent kate bolduan is on capitol hill looking into the story. kate, whats going only here? this was not supposed to be like this. >> reporter: hey there, wolf. im standing out front as people are passing by. behind me is this nondescript room. this is where the super committee will meet again this evening behind closed doors which has some government watchers, since this committee has such a huge job before them, some government watchers are calling ...

good wednesday morning to you. 7:00 on the west coast. im erica hill. nice to be with you. >> im chris wragge. >> amanda knox is at home, waking up in seattle. she was in tears in front of the crowd that was waiting as she arrived from italy. >> officially acquitted of the murder of her roommate, knox said a few words when she arrived. hattie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. amanda knox left this neighborhood an anonymous college kid but comes back as someone internationally k...

takeoff. the survivor is forced to hang on to the skids. an unlikely intruder. a pennsylvania couple attacked in their own living room by a black bear. they have the battle scars to prove it. their incredible story today, prove it. their incredible story today, wednesday, october 5th, 2011. captions paid for by nbc-universal television from nbc news, this is "today," with matt lauer, and ann curry. live, from studio 1-a in rockefeller plaza. >> and good morning, everyone, welcome t...