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Friday, november 22nd, 2013. Announcer from nbc news, this is today with matt lauer and Savannah Guthrie live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. Good morning. Welcome to today on a friday morning. Im matt lauer. Good morning. Im Savannah Guthrie along with al roker and Natalie Morales. This is a solemn day in our national history. 50 years ago today, president john f. Kennedy was gunned down in dallas. The eternal flame still burns at Arlington National cemetery this morning. Over at the white house the flag will be lowered and has been lowered and at other sites around the country. This is ...

He was like a turkey. He came out big and chunky and now hes tall and lean. He sure is. It is the very sad anniversary as well of the 50th anniversary of president kennedys assassination. It is, yeah. Still a lot of questions out there about that whole thing. And it is funny how this is one of those things that when this anniversary came around, it has been in every paper for a week or more. Something that captured a lot of people remembering where they were when it was actually announced. You were not born then. I was like a lot of august babies, august 1964, all of those babies were conceive...

From nbc news, this is today with Kathie Lee Gifford and hoda kotb from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. Hey, everybody. Hi its try day, friday. November 22nd. Of course, we have the newest filler on the block that makes a facelift the thing of the past. What is that . It is something called juvaderm with a new twist. It is a big day, november 22nd, date my brother was born. Happy birth day to you atl was born at 11 pounds, ten ounces, Something Like that. He was like a turkey. He came out big and chunky and now hes tall and lean. He sure is. It is the very sad anniversary as well of the 50th a...

A Scarborough sex offender who breached a strict court order designed to curb his contact with children has been jailed for 12 months.

Esther Simovich was up late Thursday night into early Friday morning. “I was binge watching ‘The Rookie,’” the 65-year-old Islander said as she waited in the hallway outside the school gym at about 9:15 a.m. to be the first Islander vaccinated in Shelter Island’s COVID-19 inoculation site. A long row of folding chairs stretched down the hallway as others waited their turn. Staying up late before her appointment wasn’t nerves, she said, but she would admit to eagerly looking forward to being vaccinated. “It’s a relief. I have a wedding to go to in May,” she said. “I’ve go...